It was a rocky start, to say the least.
Neither of them knew the why, nor the how.
But they were very bitter enemies just moments prior. So, it was safe to say that they weren't on the best of terms.
Ambesh stumbled to his feet, using the nearby wall to help him as he moved forward. The beast- no Dusek, was nearby, watching him silently.
Ambesh wants to snap at him, tell him to leave and never show his face again, to tell him that he's a terrible, absolutely sick being.
But seeing the utter clarity that filled his eyes when he tasted his blood, ones that were once so filled with madness and hate that it consumed everything around him.
He can't bring himself to do it.
So instead, he settled for utterly ignoring the other. Or at least, trying to. His body feels far to hollow, and his mana pool is so utterly dry that it feels to hard to walk.
But he's been through worse, he thinks. So he can get through this.
Perhaps not.
Dusek watched as his sibling, the seven reflections, fell to the floor again. Tears still streaming down his face. Dusek was surprised, at first.
To see that this was what became of it's incubating sibling, he thought him weak, at first. Before then recalling how that mysterious light absolutely wrecked the fragile balance they had going on.
Even Dusek himself felt it's effect, the pure opposite of his nature. Fare purer than his twin's twisting mirror mana that reflected to be his stalemate, no. What they felt was one of the purest lights Dusek has ever witnessed.
Almost enough to rival Amaterasu's sun, almost.
Dusek doesn't... feel bad, persay. About what he did to his brother. He doesn't feel guilt for trying to devour his soul and kill him, but he does feel like he owes Ambesh something now.
After all, without his blood he wouldn't have regained clarity.
So Dusek slither's forwards, ignoring Ambesh's cries of surprise and frustration to surround him in void, not pulling on his mana nor trying to consume his soul. He slithers out of the temple.
He felt Ambesh freeze up, and even he himself did as well. Seeing the night sky after so long, the real thing, and not just one of Ambesh's attacks. Was rather breath taking.
But Dusek had a sibling to take care of, so he slithered along, and soon enough, despite what he no doubt wanted to not happen.
Ambesh fell asleep.
Dusek huffed good naturedly when he noticed.
Perhaps he could finally connect with one of his siblings. No matter how rocky the start would be.
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