Caged in (S.A.O. Fanfic, OC. On Hold)

What A Cocky Man! (chap. 3)

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It's been how many months since I last updated this! Um.. I don't know! :D

Anyway here's a 1300+ worded story (don't know if that made sense or not)

But anyway, let's get reading!

(unedited and not proofread)

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"So, as your sensei, you must learn how to believe yourself, or I shall continue journeying without you." He turned, so his back was facing me. He started walking once more, on the gray stone ground, making me follow.

I have to believe him. I have to believe myself. And... I've finally found something that I could've never found in my own life. Adventure.

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I didn't even know where he was taking me. I don't even know why he approached me in the first place. He could've comforted some other girl that was crying, but somehow, I got picked. I wasn't special in any way since I would always be ignored in class, or when I go to hang outs, I'm the third wheel in everything. The real world didn't matter now, I only cared about getting the hell out of here but surviving too.

"So... tell me about yourself?" Shintaro asked, breaking the silence.

"Um... I love to draw, sing and make stories. I don't really do much since I like to be alone sometimes." I wanted to further explain how I would be alone, but he probably wouldn't care. I mean... I'm not interesting.

"Drawing, eh?" He smiled. "That makes both of us."

"Eh? But... uh... I'm not good." I bowed my head, looking at the stone pathway that we where following.

"Again, that makes both of us." He patted my head... hard. I lifted my head and continued to look at the trees that we were passing by.

"Shintaro?"

"Hm?"

"How can I become a better player?" I asked out of the blue. I always seemed to do that apparently.

He looked at me and frowned a bit then turned his head to face in the correct direction. "Well, you would need a lot of training, experience in fighting, strategies and a good sword." He said as he intertwined his fingers and placed his hands behind his head, acting like a relaxed and collected person.

"That sounds like a lot of work." I sighed. I was never the one to be energetic when it comes to work. I mean, who would? Being lazy is really rewarding, at least for me it is.

"No kidding." He sighed, letting his arms fall and rest by his sides, swaying as he walked. "Anyway, yeah, it would take a load of work. Being good at something most likely wouldn't come naturally." He scoffed, looking at me then back again to the horizon, the direction where we were going.

"Anyway, where are we going? This is taking ages." I sulked, noticing that the orange sky was touching with the dark purple sky.

"Well, I found a small cottage while I had time to explore around the game."

"You didn't practice your fighting skills or at least a warm up?" I asked, shocked on how confident he was.

"Well no," He chuckled. "The amount of fantasy games or whatever games I have was just all complied to this reality game."