Raye

ID acquisition line: "Have I given you permission to stop squealing, you filthy pig?"

This ID is one of my favourites before it even released cz I just knew it would fit Huin so well. His hair is longer... He is embracing violence with glee like a Bad End ID... Willingly letting himself be used as a weapon to hurt others, but those he pursues are just like him, so he never tires of his motive. Never becoming sympathetic to them, that is.

I also had to think a lot more about his family from this ID because we're going back to S Corp after all. From his lore, his dad was like an actual Beast or threat to the City who impregnated his mom, thus when Huin was born, she wanted nothing to do with him. He was given to the Blade Lineage to be raised as a servant to the higher ups in S Corp.

Because of his abnormal birthright, he had grown way taller than other kids and had more strength, gaining him favours amongst the elites. One of these Lords took a liking to him and invited him back, but to his surprise, this Lord was the man his mother married and had a young son with. He had known Huin was her child, and out of love for her, he wanted to raise Huin alongside his younger brother.

When his mother saw him holding up Kaeru, she had seen a monster in his place instead of a child, and she lunged towards him, wrestling the baby out of his arms. Huin was told by her then, the truth about his birth, of how much he resembles his father in appearance, and how frightens her. For his own safety he left, but the pain never left him. He resented his father, and in turn resented himself for being born.

His little brother kept reaching out to him in secret, but each of their interactions only made Huin felt worse. Learning about school through Kaeru, feeling so envious of that life he couldn't live. When he communicated that, Kaeru gladly taught him everything he learnt at school, while in return, all of Huin's poetries and his political insights, were submitted as Kaeru's works instead. Both of them saw nothing wrong with this at the time, but in hindsight.... it's clear who benefits while who has to constantly labour.