Ignorance

As they walked through the marsh, Sol couldn’t help but feel a sensation in the back of his head. it just me, or do you feel like you’re being watched..?”

Sol smiled. “Good. Now if we’re gonna find that treasure, then let’s get a move on.”

O frick my bad, lemme change that

“Hey, I wasn’t gonna even ask for the treasure. ...How about we make a deal. If I help you find the treasure, you can help me find my way to ...

“...Huh... a treasure..? I didn’t know there were treasures in here...” Sol glanced around. “...Maybe I can help you along the way..?”

“I’m... not sure..? I’ve never been around here before... have you?” Secretly, Sol really just didn’t want to be alone again.

“The home of a friend of mine.” Sol smiled slightly. “I’m trying to see if I could stay with him. I just hope he lets me in...”

“Well, it’s more of a... nickname, per say. I live over in Mindscape- yes, that’s the name of the town- or at least, I used to anyways.”

Sol blinked, carefully taking Jova’s hand. “...Revenge Sanders, nice to meet you.”

“...” Sol sighed. “...It’s a long story. But I wasn’t always a monster. This happened as a result of dark magic.”

“...” Sol sighed. “...It’s boy... y-you say that like I’m... not human anymore...” His voice trembled a little. He truly was a monster, wasn’t he...

Sol’s eyes widened. “...You’re his son..?!” He quickly bowed down before the two. “Y-Your majesties...”

Sol looked back at the wound, then back at Jova. “...Thank you. Really. Sorry about earlier.”

Sol couldn’t even argue. “...I-I’m Sol... who are you..?”

“...Would I??” The light in his eyes didn’t last long. “...What would he even think of me? I mean, look at me! I’m a street rat, I look like a ...