[The news of his sister’s engagement came as unexpected to Mithos, even though it probably shouldn’t have. Raine has been with Jack since before he had even been born; he’s known the man his entire life. He’s always accepted it as the norm, and despite the over-protectiveness he harbors for his one and only sister, he entrusts her wellness to the
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She notes Mithos with some anxiety in her face.]
Mithos-you've got to help me! Th-there's a strange creature...!
[Said creature ribbits rather loudly in response. :|]
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Mom, it's all right; it's just a frog. It won't hurt you.
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Wait, wait, what?]
A... frog? What's that...?!
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[Which clearly means that catching the poor creature is the right thing to do in this situation. Hey, it's a learning moment, okay?]
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[It's slimy looking. Should you be touching it? Should I get some disinfectant? 3:^/]
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Maybe I accidentally left the door open when I left. [...even though that's much more likely to be on Sayo's account. But.] It probably wanted to meet you because it could tell how kind you are. Then you scared it when you jumped on the counter like that. [...Which one is the parent, here? This is just normal to him, though.]
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Not to mention, it is rather small, now that I really look at him...
[But bigger than a river crab, at least. 8|]
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Ah, what should we do with our guest?
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...Then peering down at the frog.]
I'll...go put him back outside. [Before it jumps out of his hands. brb, scurrying back out the door.]
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As she cooks, he'll hover around, peering at the meal being prepared. A small noise of approval and appreciation.]
I like the fish cooked this way. [Which you probably know, but may have forgotten. Either way, mothers like to feel appreciated, don't they?]
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I'll make it with some dashi and carrots to go with it; how does that sound?
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[This is one of the many things he loves about his mother: her ability to always have a calming presence, regardless of any mundane, forgotten thing she may be fretting about. He can feel every stressor melting away; even the encounter he'd had with his brother before arriving home can be pushed to the back of his mind.]
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Ah, you want to? I'll have to have these carrots peeled, after all!
[She'd spent your life knowing you like to help with any little thing-and in turn it brings her serenity in even the most frustrating days. But even still... she worries sometimes, that you do too much for her sake, when she was supposed to be a mother to you.
... These little moments, they're better.]
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