His face heated up. He felt like crying...because Mithos was right. It was wrong and unfair, but Mithos was right. He could lose Raine or, at best, hurt her even more if they experimented on her. To lose what was left of her soul—Genis didn't want to think about it.
He wanted his sister back. He wanted her back more than anything else. This emptiness was overwhelming.
Over the years, it must have swallowed up Mithos, too. That was how he ended up here now, not thinking twice about experimenting with another person's soul. Marble had already died... He'd try to make her continued existence as comfortable as possible. He'd apologize to Marble a million times later, but there wasn't any other way. In the end, he barely managed a nod.
"I understand," he murmured, a tiny bit of regret sneaking into his voice. Marble must understand, too... "There's no other way, right? We need to do this for her."
He could understand Mithos. They would both do anything for their sisters' sake, no matter how wrong it felt.
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Date: 2015-12-30 03:41 am (UTC)He wanted his sister back. He wanted her back more than anything else. This emptiness was overwhelming.
Over the years, it must have swallowed up Mithos, too. That was how he ended up here now, not thinking twice about experimenting with another person's soul. Marble had already died... He'd try to make her continued existence as comfortable as possible. He'd apologize to Marble a million times later, but there wasn't any other way. In the end, he barely managed a nod.
"I understand," he murmured, a tiny bit of regret sneaking into his voice. Marble must understand, too... "There's no other way, right? We need to do this for her."
He could understand Mithos. They would both do anything for their sisters' sake, no matter how wrong it felt.