Sora's Darkness

He raises an eyebrow. "Why would Kadaj be in there?"

 

He shrugged. "He's weird like that."

 

He goes over to the kitchen then goes directly to the fridge.

 

"Hi, Zack." He said as he sat on the counter while feeding Orochi blood from a bottle.

 

He closes the door. "You must be Kadaj. And who is this?" He notices a tentacle is sticking out just like Sephiroth while he was sleeping.

 

He waved his tentacles at him. "Sephiroth's son, Orochi."

 

He waves back to him. "How come his mom is not taking care of him?"

 

"She's in a two hundred year coma."

 

He frowns. "We are talking about Cloud's child is the same mother as this one?" He strokes the tentacle.

 

He giggled. "Yeah, Malik and I are brothers."

 

He whirls his head around as though he heard a voice.
He teleports to them.

 

He giggled and clapped his hands together. "You've never heard about telepathy?"

 

"Uh, heard of it... but I'm not quite sure what it is."
He bites on his son's tail then drags him away.
He wakes then turns his head to the direction he's heading and looks back to his mom. He lets out a distressed cry.

 

"It is talking using your mind. That voice you just heard was the little one here using telepathy." She woke up and picked him up by the scruff of his neck in her jaws like a mother dog might do to her puppy.

 

"I heard it but it was faint. But if he's Sephiroth's son then it shouldn't be unusual."
He holds on to his grip.
He cries out painfully.

 

"Not unusual for me either since I'm sorta Sephiroth's brother." She lashed out her tail at Cloud's chest.

 

He yelps out in pain as he lets go.
He curls into a ball.
He looks with his mako blue eyes at them. "You two have tapped into my curiosity to a dangerous level."

 

She walked deeper into the cave and curled up again and started licking Malik. "What do you want to know?"

 

"All that there is about telepathy."
He uncurls to allow Ocean clean him some more. "I believe Sora was like that at one point."

 

"Considering you weren't patient enough to read Hollander's research without making that weird noise you make when you're tired of someting, I doubt you'll pay attention."