"It's--I did something, that I maybe shouldn't have, and now we're... not on the best of terms, is all."

"...Oh. Well, I'm sure he'll get over it, I'm sure it'll be fine soon."

"I will help them sort it out," he says, aiming to reassure the both of them.

"Thank you. That, that means a lot to me."

"See, Tubbo? It's alright. I think you're fine, Tubbo, I think you've done a good job as president of L'Manberg. I think you're doing a great job, that you're the best president L'Manberg's had."

"Really, you think so! Are you sure you weren't better the first... term... before I came in...? Like, you brought freedom to the nation!"

"Look, Tubbo, I don't know what I did, but it was enough that I-- I'm just saying, Tubbo, look. At the end of the day, it's... I, I feel like I was a good president. But I wasn't--Tubbo, I wasn't good enough to deserve a gravestone. So I-- I would say, I would say that I-- you probably are a better president. A lot of people would agree."

...He does not have a gravestone?

(Jingyan is not going to look at the parallels, here. That would be unfair to Ghostbur. But. No gravestone.)

"Nnno, no no no, that's not true. You just never got a gravestone... Wilbur, because you're still around, we can still talk to you, so we don't miss you yet. And I'm sure once we miss you, you'd have a gravestone!"

"I'm not him, Tubbo. I'm not. I'm not Wilbur."

Wilbur doesn't have a gravestone.

It probably is not his place to fix this. But he wants to. Because in this case, it might be something he can fix.

"Thank-- can you call-- thank you. I-- he didn't get a gravestone. Which is, which probably proves that he wasn't so good as a president, you know?"

Tubbo nods.

"And that's fine, and I-- I'm okay with my, with being a ghost. I-- Fundy, seems to, you know, he's fine without me, he's, you know, he's got himself a new dad, and, and he's-- and I know that my, my family's doing well, I know that Techno is, is retired, and he's enjoying time of peace, we have, um, Tommy is... alive... and, and you're president, and you're doing a great job, and even Dream, Dream himself seems happier. --Oh! Speaking of the devil!"

(Dream's still a ways away, but he's in eyeshot now; they're headed towards him, and he's headed towards them.)

Well, this is happening.

"Hello, Tubbo, Wilbur, Jingyan!"

"Please, have some blue, please!"

"Thank you! Can I give you like, a real quick update on the walls? They're gone now, don't worry, it's gone now, but, um, there was one thing I technically didn't keep my word on, so I thought I'd just be upfront about it."

Oh, this had better be good something spectacular. "What is it?"

"The obsidian--I know I said I'd give it back, but I had another thing I could use it for. So I-- it is all used up, you can ask Sam, um--it's not going to be used for the walls again, he needed it for a project. I, I know I said I would give it to you guys, but I did use it, so I don't have it to use again."

"Oh, okay. That's okay, I don't think we'll need any obsidian? We don't need to defend or hide anything, like, or seal anything away, so I think we'll be fine. I mean, that is the only use I can think of obsidian, so."

Tubbo is the president, so if he is not bothered, then Jingyan is not bothered.

...though 'goes back on promises' is another entry on Jingyan's List of Reasons He Does Not Like Or Trust Dream.

And he is going to have to ask Tubbo about L'Manberg's relationship with Sam. But not while Dream is here.

"If Tommy isn't allowed to come here, why don't you put the obsidian around him?"

"I don't-- Wilbur, I-- You're meant to try to cheer him up, here, I don't know if that would be the best for his mood."

Dream laughs. "That cheers me up, that cheers me up."

...Dream. "I feel that would be unnecessary."

"I mean. I'm not gonna."