Liam brought up the prospect of finding undiscovered human treasures, an idea that appealed greatly to the boy. Maybe they could find something new out here. This place was so big, with so many places to explore that it didn’t seem out of the question. Haha, hell yeah, it would be! he agreed with an eager grin. It had never once occurred to the boy to question whether or not the humans had ever existed to begin with. It all made sense to him—how else would all of this crazy stuff have gotten here? Besides, his dad had told him all about them when he was a pup, and there was no way his dad could be wrong about that, right? Jackson had been quite gullible as a pup, and though he’d grown, that fact hadn’t changed all that much. Perhaps some of that worldly wisdom would come into him as he grew older.
Still, he supposed that it wouldn’t really matter how the city came into existence, or how all the strange trinkets within it got here. All that mattered to the Acidic boy was that they were here and that he could find them. Whatever was up ahead was drawing more and more interest from him by the second. Jackson quickened his own pace to match the strides of the wolf beside him. He turned his gaze back to the path in front of them, an idea forming in his mind. Oh, this would be fun. Yeah… I’ll race ya there! he said, then one, two… and he was off! Let’s see how skilled his new friend was at running about.