Final Fantasy XII-2

"I love you." Ty whispered, kissing her cheek.

 

"I love you too..." She mumbled as she slowly fell asleep on him.

 

Ty smiled, wrapping his arms around her. He slowly nodded off.

 

Even in sleep Cajia kept a tight grip on Ty's hand, as though she was scared so mystical force would take him away while she slept.

OOC- I g2g. It's nearly 1am and I have to get up at 5am... Yeah... Schools going to be fun tomorrow...>_>

 

Ty dreampt of an oncoming war. Fireballs reined down in Bhujerba. Cajia was right beside him, battleworn but alive. Ty ran and was faced against 1000 imperials.

 

Cajia's sleep was a deep dreamless one. Her eyelids flickering lightly as she slept, occasionally making a soft noise as her breathing rate dropped and rose. Every once in a while figeting slightly. She couldn't remember the last time she'd felt so safe as she did right there, asleep in his arms.

 

After his dream, Ty slept soundlessly. He would love if this happened again.

 

However, the sun soon rose shining it's pale light upon them through the curtains. Cajia's brownish eyes slowly started to flicker open as she clung onto the last remiants of her slumber. Refusing to awake of her own free will.

 

Ty rubbed the sleep out of his eyes.

 

Cajia sighed sleepily, rolling over and pulling the collar of her jacket over her face.

 

"Morning sleepyhead." Ty smiled.

 

Cajia mumbled something under her breathas she curled up ito a ball, unwilling to wake up. Despite the fact she was already awake.

 

"10 more minutes. I have nothing to do today."

 

"Urgh... I miss being nocturnal..." Cajia muttered turning onto her back, staring up at the ceilling.

 

"I usually wake up before the sun is up."

 

"Until three weeks ago I slept all day and was awake all night. The pennace of the lowly pick-pocket."

 

But most people spend money during the day."

 

"Yeah, I spent from 5-12pm in the markets. It's when it's most busy, but least watched. Then from 12-7am doing other stuff..."

 

"Like what?"

 

"I'd rather not go into it..."