A Royal Run Around

He crossed both arms behind his head as he moved forward. He remained quiet listening as he heard about the parent's house. "Ah, I've not seen my parents in some time. " He said making a comment as he recalled their relationship somewhat hazily. It wasn't exactly the thing of love and tender endearment. It was a cold and calculating thing between father and son. Only one could take home the gold and be alive truly. His eyes looked at the stuff showed to him at the moment. These weren't like the tools of his trade he often applied. "They seem very fragile in many ways." He said commenting on the nature of the tools. Realizing they weren't made like him or his Kingdom. They were a very different kind of place. Something that required energy and time to be put in. This was a labor of love and effort and required him to evaluate things differently. Maybe he'd not leave the Palace through this method again. He now felt a bit of guilt for abandoning the guards the way he did.

But at the same time, it was a chance to explore and grow into something new. Following Sato, he kept a very laid back demeanor as he kept going. He was curious how people outside the palace lived. He guessed better than when he was with his parents. His father was a strict teacher and his mother just played doctor. But they atoned in their own way by sacrificing themselves so others could come here. Such was a life he guessed as he thought about it. Honor and the code that required him to try every single day. Not one day was going by without thought or progress. This wasn't some small change that could be defined in small bursts or even less than that. This was a build up of time and a labor of love. The East needed help, they couldn't stand alone. In truth, none of the Three Kingdoms could. It was about time they joined the culture outside this world. "Sato, what do you think of the Human World and stuff around there?" He said posting the question innocently enough.

"Do they have good groups and leaders in them?" He wondered how much Sato knew on this topic itself.