Peggy
As the sun starts to rise at its always twilight point and Birds chirp welcoming the new day, the young man wakes up at the behest of his internal biological clock. He groans at the sound of the birds chirping. After the few odd jobs and all the memory fills he had ealier in the previous day, the young man simply wanted to sleep in, however whatever previous routine he kept before his memory loss prevented him from doing so. The young man gets up out of bed with a large yawn and stretch. He was glad for the separate rooms obviously, but strangely some part of him felt nervous for the young girl who he stupidly forget to ask the name of. As well as the fellow man that helped them in the first place. 

The young man let out a tired sigh as he made his way to the shower in the restroom. The rushing of the warm water over his head brought his thoughts to the charity the other man gave. Something about it felt strange to him. Foreign even. A random stranger doesn't simply just up and give handouts. Especially with how peculiar this all was. Two individuals having lost their memories and potentially being from the same place. None of this was right or good or made any sense. 
He scratched his head in frustration over the situation. Didn't help that his dreams consisted of strange fields of Dandelions and people staring at him from afar. 
What is going ON?! He thought. What could it all be leading too. Turing off the shower and getting dressed made him realise that investing in a journal might be for the best with this as talking in his mind will simply just be sidetracked. 

He takes the keys for his door and leaves the room once fully dressed and ready to go. Walking to the neighboring door that belong to the girl. He gave a good knock to hopefully get a response. 
"Hey its me. I'm going to go down and get some breakfast. Wanna come with?"
Matthew
Nel had slept in far more soundly than the young man, the ordeal having likely taken more out of her. Her dream consisted of a dandelion field much the same as the ones in his. In the far distance a vibrant city comprised of violet rooftops and warm colored stonework could be seen behind her and her companions, two boys and a girl all a couple years her senior. One of the boys was the same she saw earlier with dusky brown hair and a light tan. The other had hair of dark green and wore a closed vest with an elevated collar. The older girl had violet hair tied back in a ponytail with darker skin and wore a black sweater vest with matching shorts.

Nelra beamed giddily at the field of white fluff and wouldn't waste any time skipping through the aged flora, giggling and twirling on her toes as the ephemeral tufts danced through the air around her. Turning back to the others with a giddy smile, she would wave them over to join her. "Come on, guys~! What are you waiting for~?" As she looked back however, the sight that awaited her would erase the joy from her face.

Black clouds encroached from the town, the very masonry below darkened under their shadows. As the closed in the greenery would wilt and wither in a pattern reminiscent of corrupted veins that closed in from behind. Nel furrowed her brow. "Reiju...? Dennis...? Leto...?" The veins seemed to slow in their advancement as they reached the white flowerbed, the dandelion tufts glowing with a pale light as they held the darkness at bay. That wouldn't help her friends who stood at the edge, staring blankly rather than join her. 

The first to be touched by the darkness was Reiju, the violet-haired girl who actually started to take a step toward the field only to be swallowed by the inky void. The next was Dennis, who held completely still as the shadows closed in. His whole body would blacken on it's own before he was even engulfed, dispersing into an inky cloud that would merge with the bigger one of it's own volition.

Nelra gaped at all this in horror before turning her gaze on Leto, who answered with an indifferent stare. "Brother...?" Her eyes began to well up as he turned away and walked into the darkness, keyblade in hand. "BROTHER!" She screamed out, running out to the edge of the dandelion field only to be pulled away and spirited away to safety among the feathery tufts, even as she wept in despair.

No sooner than the young man knocked on the door she would let out a shriek, catapulting awake in a cold sweat and clutching the sheets in terror as she looked around to regain her bearings.
Peggy
Hearing the scream, the young man felt some form of protective instinct to get inside the room and make sure everything was okay. Quickly he smothered that instinct. She's not his sister plus he doesn't know her that well. That would probably frighten her even more from whatever just happened. So instead he used basic logic. 

"Sorry if I startled you! Are you okay??" 

He didn't know what else to say in this situation. He just hoped that the girl is okay.
Matthew
Nelra blinked at the voice, furrowing her brow and sighing in relief. "Ah... I'm fine. It wasn't you it was just... A bad dream." She blushed a bit at how childish that sounded. "I'll be out in a bit..." She rose from bed with a stretch before making her way to the vanity, sitting down to brush her hair. She didn't waste any time picking up the bare essentials at the marketplace before turning in. Finishing with her hair and makeup, she would change into her dress and make her way outside. A 'minute' would turn out to be more like twenty.
Peggy
The young man chuckled a bit with the wave of relief he felt. 
"Hey, it happens. No worries." 

Now with comfirmation, The young man waited outside her door. As he waited he tested some of his magic he had available currently. A small barrier ball appeared in his hand as he soon realised. Ah all he had was barriers. Some part of him found it fitting. The others were just confused. As he moved it around his hand he started at some different properties to it. As the girl would walk out her door, she'd see the young man lighty tossing the barrier ball towards the wall and having it bounce back into his hand. 

"Ah you're finished.. Hey!" Before they did anything else he needed to make sure of something first. 
"Before I forget, It actually slipped my mind yesterday to get your name." He chuckles a bit at the silliness of the statment. 

"So what's your name??"
Matthew
Nel blinked at this before giggling herself and flushing a bit. "Ah, I forgot to ask too. I'm Nelra... Call me Nel~!" She smiled. "What about you? Do you remember your name...?" She stared at the magical orb with a strange fascination.
Peggy
"Nelra huh? Nice name! As for me.. Uh..." The Young man blanks for a moment. He legitimately doesn't remember his name. He searches and searches yet can't seem to come up with anything. He looks at Nel worriedly. 
"I... I don't remember..." He tries to find something to at least use for now. As he stood there for 20 seconds woth his arms crossed thinking. A memory appeared in the deep recessions of his mind. 

***"Big Bro LOOK! The Lions are just as fluffy as Mommy said!!"***

"Lion.. I'll go by Lion for now." The Young Man now named Lion, nodded to himself at the name choice. It was better than nothing at all. Hopefully he remembers his real name soon...

"With that over.. Let head downstairs for breakfest. Gotta so. That guy was really nice for letting us get these rooms, but after breakfest we ahould see if there's any stable jobs we can get." Lion stated as he started walking down the hall towards the stairwell to the dinning room of the inn.