𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇 a boy who loses the memories of his past, slowly gains the ability of looking into the future.
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𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇 a boy with precognition, chases after the truth, failing to acknowledge the many others chasing after his heart.
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Maniko dug up a hole in the sand, the best he could with the use of his hands. It was at times like this, where he'd regret being so nice to other children, and letting them borrow his spades.
He never did get them back.
"...H-Hi." A quiet voice spoke. Maniko looked up to a redheaded boy with the most beautiful sea foam eyes. Darkness circled his eyes, and his skin was a creamy pale white.
"A-Are you looking for.. something..?"
"Looking for something..?" Maniko repeated, confusedly looking back down at the hole he was digging up just a moment ago, now understanding the other boy's misconception.
"Ohh! No, no, no.. I haven't lost anything, silly! I'm just digging a hole!"
"O-oh.. what for..?" The redhead stuttered, twiddling his fingers together.
"For this!" Maniko announced, holding up a clear plastic container. The lid was a pretty blue shade, though the container was empty.
"A.. c-container?" The redhead hesitated.
"No! Well, yes.. but actually no." Maniko defended, placing the container on the sandy surface. "It's supposed to be a time capsule!"
"Time capsule..?"
"Yeah! You put cool stuff in it, and burry it, then people from the future come and dig it up!" Maniko explained, grinning up to the boy.
"B-But.. How.. will they know where to find it..?" The blue eyed boy asked.
"They don't! That's the fun about it!" Maniko exclaimed, continuing to deepen the hole with his hands.
The redheaded boy watched him for a moment, before looking down at the red spade in his hands.
"....C-can I help..?" He hesitated.
"Yeah, sure! I just need to make the hole a teensy weensy bit deeper.." The tealette explained.
The redhead was considering moving the sand on his own, though he didn't want to scare off his one and only chance of gaining a potential friend.
He would've thought of him as a demon, just like everybody else did.
Instead, he used the spade to flick sand out the hole.
...
"I think that's enough. Any deeper, and no one will find it!" Maniko joked, opening the container.
He placed a stuffed animal inside.
Along with a white piece of paper, with a message written on it.
