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So, listen—Yuder actually has older siblings. Either big brother or big sister, or maybe one’s more like an older twin—it doesn’t matter much. The point is, he has two older siblings who are twins.
Back when their mother was pregnant with Yuder, those two were beyond excited about having a little brother. They used to sit by her side every day, talking about all the things they’d do together once the baby was born.
But things didn’t turn out the way they expected.
From the moment Yuder was born, something was... off. His eyes were strange, his behavior didn’t seem quite right. Their parents started distancing themselves, uncomfortable with the child they didn’t understand. Eventually, they handed Yuder over to their grandfather, who lived alone up in the mountains.
Years passed. The kids grew, and then one day, fate stepped in—both their parents passed away.
That’s when the twins made the journey up the mountain to see the little brother they hadn’t seen in years. Long story short, they ended up staying with Yuder and the grandfather. They became a family again.
But two years later, the old man passed away too.
From then on, the three siblings lived together in their parents' old house in the village. Time went on quietly… until the Awakener phenomenon began to stir.
Now, about the twins: both of them awakened too.
The female twim—has a power related to illusion. But unlike nahan who pull from memories, her illusions come from imagination. She can bring things from her mind into the real world—but only for a few days before they fade.
The male twin has a sound-based ability. He can perfectly mimic any sound he’s ever heard—voices, animals, even non-living things. It's eerie how accurate it is.
When Lord Kishiar announced the formation of the Cavalry, Yuder was determined to join. But his older siblings were against it. They were worried.
“It sounds like a scam.” “It’s dangerous—what if it’s a trap?”
But Yuder didn’t listen. He believed in it. And so, he left without telling them.
What happened after that? Well, that’s up to fate.
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