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Jason really should have listened to the articles that his brother had told him about. He should have really read them himself. He should have paid attention to the weather app that was warning Destiny City residents to stay inside, but no. He just had to go out today, right when the blue fog was starting. He had thought that nothing bad could come from it, that it was just regular old fog with a blue tint to it, but he had been wrong. The ‘scientists’, that he was now pretty sure were in league with the Negaverse somehow, or just crazy, had told residents that it would be completely fine to go outside today and the fog was nothing to worry about.

Wrong. Wrong wrong wrong.

He had never felt such intense sadness before. The fog was only now starting to lift a bit, but somehow it was drudging up feelings that Jason hadn’t had in… a while. He couldn’t say a long time, but for a few months at least. And it made him think about things that he really did not want to. He had seen two civilians killed while trying to stop agents. He had learned about all of the crazy stuff happening in Destiny City, had been attacked several times, and had learned that the world was pretty much under attack by some chaotic force that wanted to wipe out the entire planet.

It wasn’t anything anyone could talk to a therapist about, not unless they were a White Moon ally, none of which he could find. He supposed he could send out a message asking if any of his fellow knights knew of such a person. Either way though, that wouldn’t help him currently. He had been able to walk for a while, but somehow, the horrible sadness that lingered in him… he had felt very heavy all of a sudden, and had had to sit down on a public bench to try and see if he could sit out the feelings. He supposed it was due to the fog, and he hoped that once it was gone, he would finally be rid of this, or at least, feel a bit happier again.

Out of the corner of his eye, Jason could see a figure moving towards the bench. He didn't recognize him at first, considering that there was still quite a bit of fog, but eventually it turned out to be, Drew! Jason was surprised that he was here, but not surprised that the other was outside, after all, they had to get stuff done didn't they?

Jason nodded his head. "Yeah, it does. What's the point of it again?" He asked, half-joking, half-serious. Honestly what was the point? Sure, the Earth had naturally had life on it, maybe. He wasn't sure about all this stuff since he learned that they all had past lives after all. Were dinosaurs not a thing then? Were they aliens from another planet? Who knew at this point!

He sighed, running a hand through his hair. "Sometimes, I wonder if I'm even doing the right thing. I've let two people die right in front of me, and even though there wasn't really anything I could do about it, my emotions say otherwise."