If it were up to me..... ~ My Kingdom Hearts 3 ~ REPOST

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"And you didn't think to tell anyone of us where you were going?"

Sora cringed. "Geez, Kairi, I didn't want to wake anybody up."

Kairi sighed. "I know. But you could've at least left a note or something."

"I think we have a more pressing matter at hand," interrupted Yen Sid, stroking his beard and glancing at the girl laying against the wall.

"Oh, dear!" Exclaimed Flora, the pink fairy. "She's quite exhausted. What ever did the poor girl go through?"

"Nothing," said Riku. "She walked through a corridor of light, that's all."

"Without any protection?"

"Yeah..."

"Gosh, that explains some of it," said the King, shaking his head. "But I still don't understand why she would've collapsed like that."

"And she'd just woken up, too..." Sora looked up. "Maybe it's because she went through two worlds too fast?" 

"Maybe," said Lea. "But then she'd just be tired out, not unconscious."

"Well, what are we going to do with her?" Kairi asked.

"We can send her home."

"Not if her world was consumed be darkness."

'"Then she can stay with us!"

"You're running the daycare then, Sora."

"Well, I'm sure she's be useful, Donald, dear. She has great magic potential flowing through her veins."

"Does she?" Lea asked, interested. "What type of magic?"

"You'd have to ask her yourself, dear." answered Fauna, wiping Aiko's face with a hot towel.

"We first need to ask her which world she's from," said Yen Sid firmly. "Then we can help her."

"Earth."

All eyes turned to the brown haired girl who had just cracked her eyes open.

"I'm from Earth." She repeated.

"Have you been awake this whole time?" Asked Mickey incredulously.

"Nah," She pushed herself into a sitting position. "Just the past thirty seconds or so."

"Earth..." Yensid repeated slowly. "That world has been void of life for hundreds of years."

All eyes turned to Aiko again.

She gave a sheepish smile. "And yeah, that's where things get complicated."

"What does that mean?"

"Very, very, very, very long story." She sighed. "Okay, not really. I just hate explaining stuff like this."

"Well, you're going to explain to us now." Donald said firmly, crossing his arms.

"Am I really?" She got a mischievous glint in her eyes. "Alright, I'm actually from 20,000 years in the future, where I'm actually the president of the galaxy's son-in-law's cousin. And some genius guy built a time machine, so my cousin's father-in-law offered to pay a whole bunch of money for me to take a spin in it. Problem is, it screwed up and messed with my head, and so the machine dumped me on Destiny Islands and took off."

There was a shocked silence. Aiko looked at the stupefied faces, pleased.

"No way is that true." Riku finally said.

"Oops, you caught me. I'm actually from an alternate universe where Earth is still inhabited by humans and you guys exist as solely video game characters. Based on a theory I had about the mental form of inspiration and alternate reality shifts, I figured out a way to rip a hole in reality and end up on Destiny Islands."