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While Dwin still did not have a very high opinion of Sylvie (she was not a bad person, but had yet to prove her worth), at the end of this conversation she thought of her as one of her younger siblings. Whoever the god was that had Blackthorn offspring under their wing, had skipped this particular kid, when they had handed out the typical characteristics of the family line. She could easily see that Sylvie had accumulated all of the insecurities both of their parents had and that single droplet of self-confidence or pride did nothing to balance it out. A year ago a younger Dwin would have been inclined to take Sylvie as her personal project to make a different person out of her. Frolic and encounters with Bronco's children had taught her that it was impossible to change people. You simply had to accept, who they were and adapt. 

Adapt she would no matter, how hard it would turn out to be. Dwin knew that despite this one encounter there would be still moments, where Sylvie would drive her up the wall or she would say harsh things to her only to regret them later. Hopefully, Sylvie too would learn not to take too personally Dwin's occasional outbursts of temper or lack of patience with her antics. Love and affection between the two would need time and care to grow, but after this encounter sibling loyalty was established. Even if their relationship never grew close, Sylvie could rely on Dwin to stand up for her.