“It’s fine. Let it out.”
Normally Shizue was... well, ruthless, to an extent. But when it came to Wenling he was always soft, and calm. This was only heightened with the apparent distress she was in.
“Nobody’s disappointed in you. Hell, I know I’m not. You’re a better person —
Slowly, but surely, Wenling would embrace her brother in return. Then, like the times she was little, just let out her emotions.
Perhaps it’s just the loss of someone close that put her on edge. After all, Shizue and Wen’s side of the family actually had duties. Just, Wenling-
“Wenling, listen. You don’t /have/ to do anything. You’re not a failure. I don’t know who got that in your head, but you need to realize that you didn’t do anything wrong. Shit happens.”
He’s still hugging her, patting her on the head.
“ If what you say is true... then is only the others I failed... Grandfather, Jun, Shang... One is dead the others are hospitalized and I wasn’t there to do anything. The one thing I’m supposed to do is protect them and look at me.. I’m not in their place. “
She argued.
A little sigh, as he moves to embrace his sister.
“You haven’t failed me, Wenling. And I doubt you failed anyone else. You may have been doing hero training, but you’re probably one of the only few I can truly tolerate. Don’t put yourself down.”
“ Upon failing a simple task, more than one time with high severities... I deemed myself no longer worthy of such work... I...I’m sorry Shizue...in a way I have failed you too... “
Wen’s head begun to hang in her empty hands. Words even trembled a bit.