Fire Glow

Helios was always feared by the brother but also loved and respected. There was a reason why he was the eldest, a reason from not only the order of his birth but his power as well as his ability to control his siblings, the fellow demons who are as feral as him.

Leon looked back at Helios’s eyes, neither of them retreating but he decided to be the bigger person and sat down.

“Thank you,” expressed Helios shortly. “I do not doubt any of you. Caspian, you should never once ever doubt your brother. Doubting your brother is the same as doubting your blood. You will not disrespect us but also yourself.”

Caspian pushed his long hair and looked down, like a scolded child.

“I had called you here not only because of the missing item,” Helios’s range of tone didn’t change. It was rigid, firm, and strict. It was close to frightening but not in a sense to show horror. It was an authority.

None of the brother dared to talk over him.

He continued, “I am here to call you because I have found Father