Hoshor Plains arabella

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There is very little drive in his attack, lacking the spirit he usually carries when inflicting harm upon his victims. Perhaps it is because he does not see his brother as a victim, no; he figures his brother would quite enjoy that. So, it does not come as a surprise to himself that when Ganon shoves him backward, he simply slides off of him and turns the other way, not sparing his brother another glance as he trots off purposefully in the other direction. The intent is clear, he does not want anything else to do with him. Not at that present moment in time. Vaati has made his point clear, and rather stiffly does he walk away, unable to identify the emotions that currently consume him. It is confusing, young love. Even more so when the subject of said taboo affection happened to be one's own brother.