𝔈𝔲𝔯𝔶𝔢𝔱𝔥 𝔞𝔫𝔡 𝔊𝔬𝔧𝔬 𝔖𝔞𝔱𝔬𝔯𝔲

In the dimly lit opulence of a vampiric lounge within a Moroccan palace, **Euryeth**, dressed in a tailored suit, stood confidently with his gold-tipped dreadlocks shimmering in the warm glow of lanterns. Across from him sat **Gojo Satoru**, the enigmatic sorcerer, whose carefree demeanor masked a deep understanding of existence.

Euryeth transformed into mist and settled into Gojo’s chair. “I’ve got a question if you don’t mind. Relax—I’m here in peace,” he said.

Gojo smirked, leaning against a wall. “A question? I’m all ears.”

“What would you do if you felt the world was against your honest values?” Euryeth asked. “And what if you were different from the mainstream, doing your best, but no one understood you?”

Gojo considered the question. “If the world didn’t understand me, I’d be frustrated at first, but the only approval I need is my own.”

Euryeth’s eyes shifted from light brown to crimson. “That’s what I usually do. Sometimes, those closest to you try to shape you, but if your spirit is strong, they can’t succeed.”

Gojo nodded. “Yeah, I get that. I wouldn’t let others’ judgments change who I am.”

“How would you deal with those who try to bring you down?” Euryeth asked thoughtfully.

Gojo replied, “Honestly, I wouldn’t give them the satisfaction. I’d brush off their comments and keep doing my own thing.”

“Wise words,” Euryeth acknowledged. “But what if the world was against your values?”

“Not many show up to discuss life and philosophy with me,” Gojo said. “What made you think I’d understand?”

Euryeth replied, “Our orbs are similar, and we’re both strong. Mine have a shadow element, while yours are cosmic.”

“Do you want me to order food while we talk? I might leave soon.” He took a drink from a vial of synthetic blood. “If you ever need a hand, consider me a friend.”

“Food sounds great,” Gojo said, grinning. “I’ll take some sweets if you don’t mind. And darker glasses might help with your light sensitivity.”

Euryeth chuckled. “Yeah, it’s good stuff. I appreciate the friendship too, Gojo.”