The My Big Brother Series
Welcome to the Real World, Agumon
1.04
It turned out plates weren't for eating. Sure, they were nothing when facing his robust teeth but they scratched at his throat and it took ages for his stomach to break them down. And in the meantime, they fought with the yummier things he'd filled his belly in so he'd rolled on something comfortable as the sun turned off.
Or "set", the big kind Mum corrected him. 'It's called a sunset.'
Sunsets were muted colours here, but they lasted. The Digital World had brighter colours but they'd just flash like there was something scary and wrong and then the sky would be black.
Even after the sun sets, the sky doesn't quite go black.
His stomach starts to feel better, though. And when Mum tells him only things put on the plate are edible, he notes it down.
What's the point of eating delicious food if there's pain at the end of it?
