[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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It's complicated. Yuan's unimpressive lack of presence in the family is a definite sore spot for him. He's been coming and going (and mostly going) since their father left, dating back to before Mithos can even remember. He had ducked out of the family at a time when Mom and Raine needed him most, and Mithos had been too young to take care of them back then.
Mithos still doesn't understand why. That's where it gets complicated. Despite his brother's flakiness, he's still, well, his brother. Maybe they aren't that close, but there's a handful of good memories scattered through his childhood. He wants to be able to look up to Yuan. He has Link, and even Shuri, but a teacher and a student council president aren't the same thing as a brother.
In the end, he decides to try and catch up. Stop being so tall and walking so quickly, Yuan.]
...Yuan!
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He wants to get along with his younger brother, but after abandoning him like that, what right did he have to get too close and earn forgiveness? Yuan can be perfectly civil to Mithos- perfectly kind. But he doesn't believe they'll ever be like a family again.]
Mithos.
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Where are you headed?
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...Maybe he finally realized that he should take responsibility. [His eyes don't quite meet Yuan directly, realizing how...odd? uncomfortable? ironic? it is to discuss something like that with him of all people.]
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... It's never too late for that. [He sounds mildly bitter, admitting that.]
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... I mean... [... He's got nuttin'.]
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...What is there to be afraid of? [He sounds incredulous more than anything.]
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