That was something Virus didn't know. Midas had just injected the blood of knowledge into Virus, and he wouldn't let this go. It was interesting and different to hear from a man of flight, but he knew it was true. Midas said it in such dignity, with such honest eyes, Virus just had to respect his knowledge of this land Virus hardly knew. Alina had given her a puzzled look, which Virus did not understand. She had mumbled something, but Virus didn't hear. He was busy pondering the question of why she had been looking at Midas and him weirdly. Did she know that they might have the ability of magic too? That it'twas not just unicorns with the ability to have magic. Could she think past her own eyes? Or was she just as blind as every other equine Virus saw?

If she was, he was unhappy. He thought she was something new, different. But he could be wrong. She could be like all those non-believers. It was just so horrible for him. He did not like it. But he began to think about this, but he broke out of his thoughts as his body detected movement, and more speech than what had been spoken earlier. He listened to her, it was an interesting fact that Virus did not expect from her. She seemed like the kind that would flee from blood, if given the chance. But she seemed totally fine with it when she spoke to Sultan Midas. "Yes, Sultan, maybe you could arrange something?" He asked in a charming voice, thought he noticed something with Alina's eyes. They seemed to cloud over in a small drift. But Virus didn't want to say anything that would make Sultan Midas notice, it was not something he would want to see, after the small dove had just spoke about not being squeamish around blood.
Her eyes had returned, but she looked a little woozy, Virus rushed to her side, even though she was only inches away he felt it was his duty after her and Skuggi had helped him all the way here. She had put in a great effort, and he was proud, but now it was his turn to help her. "Are you okay?" He asked her urgently as she shook herself. But he immediately took it back, his words, his rushed hoofsteps. It was different for him to act this way, and he didn't expect it to happen again. Hopefully. He had also just spoken aloud to Midas, was a mistake. What would the king say now?


"Virus talks"