"So that's what happened?"
Sour Bill's words startled Ralph. He asked, "Sour Bill, what else do you know?"
"That's all."
Sour Bill shook his head and turned to leave. Revealing this amounted to betraying the King, but the whole thing was so strange that he could no longer worry about that.
Sour Bill would only remain loyal to the true ruler of Sweet Rush.
"I'll make sure Vanellope finishes the race."
Ralph silently made up his mind. Then he went to the agreed meeting spot to find Andrew and the others. Seeing that Vanellope had been rescued, he let out a long sigh of relief.
When Vanellope saw Ralph, she huffed and turned away, refusing to acknowledge him. Ralph smiled awkwardly and went over to coax her. "I was wrong. I shouldn't have listened to Sugar King, and I definitely shouldn't have smashed your car."
Vanellope kept huffing. Ralph apologized over and over, even calling himself a foul-mouthed bastard. Eventually, Vanellope grudgingly forgave him.
Big and burly, but he's really just a lapdog.
Andrew silently snarked, then said, "There's something wrong with Sugar King. We need to capture him and make him restore Vanellope's identity."
Sweet Rush had a huge candy audience. Once Vanellope's identity was restored, she could order all those candy spectators to help search for the seals.
Other games didn't have nearly as many people as this candy audience. This world was a treasure trove.
Besides, Sweet Rush could set an example for the others. Of course, Andrew first had to use the hammer to break the chains in their minds. Otherwise, they might not help.
Vanellope looked stunned. "My identity? What identity?"
Andrew said, "You're this game's princess. There's a poster of you on the outside of the arcade cabinet."
Vanellope gaped. "I'm a princess, not