Lanna

bc Ace is alive Sabo can't share the fruit with Ace. Not that Sabo needs a fruit cause he's already really strong to me but i wanna give him one. He has a blue fire fruit.

Dragon is the leader of the revolution, yes, but Sabo is basically the one everyone looks too when Dragon isn't around. and people can't find Dragon often.

Dragon values him more as his son then Luffy cause he doesn't know Luffy personally, but Sabo (and Luffy?) are aware of Dragons feelings and Sabo feels bad for "taking Luffy's dad" and Luffy isnt bothered.

me and my friend decided in another AU that the revolution stays in Wano as their new base. they will protect them in-exchange for the space, that's the agreement.

Sabo is in charge of alot of the reconstruction of the revolution's new base and he's always busy. His heart desires to be with Luffy and Ace and watching them sail off from Wano was really hard. he wants to go with Ace and Luffy but he has a job and he's starting to want to abandon it but the feeling of selfishness keeps him tied to his job cause he knows hes more useful in the revolution.

Sabo has PTSD from when Imu tried to kill him and he flinches at bright lights or sudden lights turning on cause he witness Lulusia get eradicated. He specifically doesn't like Green or Red lights or thunderstorms. He used to really like rain but now it brings bad memories and he's mad that was taken from him.

the nobles in Goa Kingdom have this thing where they condition their offspring for generations to - in life threatening situations - try to get out of death by devoting your life to the person trying to hurt you so they wont kill you. This is something that is taught as soon as possible, most of the nobles are like this already and Sabo was in the process of being force taught this but he left before it could fully be ingrained in his behavior/brain.

Due to that sometimes Sabo has to try hard to fight the urge to be submissive to anyone trying to attack him. (by submissive i mean like beg for your life and try to find a way out by offering something you can do for the person: be a slave to them or something)