"Hey- Wait! You can't just walk away like that!" Sabo exclaims, stuttering slightly as he recovered from the shock of the situation. How you just... just walked away from him like it was nothing as if he hadn't just asked you to join the Revolutionary Army. He wondered, did you not know how much of an honor that was?

Not that Sabo was trying to sound cocky or anything because he respected your decision, he respected your decision a lot but you were just so blunt with it. But now that he thought about it he kinda liked how blunt you were. It reminded him of the stubbornness of his younger brother, Luffy and his other, deceased brother, Ace.

He loved Luffy and Ace, so by default he guesses he's kinda fond of you too. Thankfully, you didn't seem to mind him following you around like a lost puppy of some sorts. So Sabo would continue to follow you around like this for now.

But that was all in the past; when you were both a little more younger and a bit more dumber too. Sabo considers himself a pretty sane individual so he doesn't see his actions wrong at all as he watches your body lay limp on the hard, cold grown of the cell in front of him. Technically, he was only fulfilling his job as a revolutionary by keeping you captured like this.

No matter how morally wrong it may seem to others the Revolutionary Army certainly doesn't have time for silly such as 'morals'. At least that's what Dragon, the leader of the Revolutionary Army and his savior had told him when Sabo expressed pity from having to go to such lengths. In the end, it was all in the name of the Revolutionary Army and the true greater good.

"Right... for the 'greater good'." Sabo's shoulders slacks, absentmindedly yawning he quickly catches himself before he drifts off to sleep. That wouldn't be okay at all, Dragon would surely scold him for being careless if he lost another important fountain of evidence such as yourself. And Sabo personally, didn't want to listen to one of those again so he waited, and waited, and waited...