Rise of the Organization

Tana smiled, "Yeah. I like it." she yawned, "But I'm tired. I think I'll go to bed, it'll be nice to fall asleep with all these stars out." she walked back to the hut and pushed her bag off the bed so she could lie down.

 

He didn't follow her. He sat out there looking at the starry sky.

 

Tana got under her covers, clasped her hands by her head, and was almost instatly asleep.

 

He rested his head in his hands. Why can't I do this?

 

In her sleep, she smiled and muttered words from her dreams. Suddenly her smile disapeared and her dreams turned to make her cry.

 

He heard her and went in the hut. Hey you ok?

 

Tana woke up, startled, and felt the tears on her face. "Oh, I'm sorry." she muttered, wiping them off. "Darn it..." she shook her head. "Just bad dreams, sorry." Stop haunting me sis....

 

He didn't looked surprised. I had the same experience.

 

"Ugh, I don't like dreams, you don't remember them if they're good and you do if they freak you out... sorry again." Tana sighed and lay back down on her side and closed her eyes.

 

Don't be sorry. This is why I don't sleep.

 

Tana opened her eyes and sat up, "You don't sleep?"

 

I never slept since that day when they died. The first time I did, the nightmares was small, then they grew larger, after 7 days, I gave up sleeping.

 

"Oh gods, I guess I haven't had a full night sleep since I left home but to not sleep at all..." Tana looked up at him.

 

That's the reason why Sora is suspicious of me being drowsy in the morning.

 

"You think?" Tana shook her head, "Wow, you must really tired when you fight."

 

I really do get exausted after a battle. Before we do anything else, promise me you won't tell this to anyone. Not even Sora.

 

"Promise." Tana said hitting her shoulder and snaping her fingers, "Um, sorry, habit. but yeah, I promise especially since I know what you mean."

 

The reason why is because this can't be helped. he sat on the other bed.

 

"The nightmares don't go away, huh?" Tana said, sympatheticly.

 

He nodded. They still haunt me.