[Funny, the way similar people almost seemed to be drawn to each other, isn’t it? Whether they knew it or not.
It’s a shame that Diluc is familiar with the feeling, even if it is some small comfort to be able to share it with someone who understands. Vander, too, has seized the tragedy of it as a galvanizing force. If he can help his people here in bringing back what is lost to them… maybe he can fix things. Maybe, maybe, maybe.
It’s enough to keep him going, at least.
Vander’s expression shifts from one heavily sympathetic into almost a grimace at the question that follows, though he’s quick to smooth it out into something more… maybe not quite sad, but it’s close. Just disappointment in that things had to end up this way.]
He and I had been like brothers, once. Now we’re lucky if we’re not at each other’s throats as soon as we cross paths.
[Maybe a little to literal there, considering what Vander did in Highstorm…]
If you ever come across a man named Silco, watch your back. He holds grudges like no other.
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It’s a shame that Diluc is familiar with the feeling, even if it is some small comfort to be able to share it with someone who understands. Vander, too, has seized the tragedy of it as a galvanizing force. If he can help his people here in bringing back what is lost to them… maybe he can fix things. Maybe, maybe, maybe.
It’s enough to keep him going, at least.
Vander’s expression shifts from one heavily sympathetic into almost a grimace at the question that follows, though he’s quick to smooth it out into something more… maybe not quite sad, but it’s close. Just disappointment in that things had to end up this way.]
He and I had been like brothers, once. Now we’re lucky if we’re not at each other’s throats as soon as we cross paths.
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Maybe a little to literal there, considering what Vander did in Highstorm…]If you ever come across a man named Silco, watch your back. He holds grudges like no other.