My summoning is not like attempting to bring a Servant back to life.
[Sorry, that's what he's thinking Yukio's referring to, honestly. His eyes are cold, as he explains.]
At most, your brother will incarnate - But the likelihood of him being the brother you remember will be incredibly low. Regardless, if it is an attempt to clear yourself of the same sin Cain performed, then you should know that the blood of fratricide will never wash away.
[He is, after all, James Moriarty. A man just as smart as Sherlock Holmes, his equal and rival and nemesis.
He has seen the guilt Yukio carries with him, his single-mindedness towards his wish. At first, he assumed it was merely the guilt of being the one who survived, but...
No. It was too clear - Yukio had taken his steps towards the path of Evil by staining his hands with the blood of a person he had once shared a womb with.
It was a miracle he didn't summon Cain - ah, but Cain was said to still be alive, was he not? Immortal and marked for the crime of the first murder. Forced to live and bear the weight of his sin.]
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[Sorry, that's what he's thinking Yukio's referring to, honestly. His eyes are cold, as he explains.]
At most, your brother will incarnate - But the likelihood of him being the brother you remember will be incredibly low. Regardless, if it is an attempt to clear yourself of the same sin Cain performed, then you should know that the blood of fratricide will never wash away.
[He is, after all, James Moriarty. A man just as smart as Sherlock Holmes, his equal and rival and nemesis.
He has seen the guilt Yukio carries with him, his single-mindedness towards his wish. At first, he assumed it was merely the guilt of being the one who survived, but...
No. It was too clear - Yukio had taken his steps towards the path of Evil by staining his hands with the blood of a person he had once shared a womb with.
It was a miracle he didn't summon Cain - ah, but Cain was said to still be alive, was he not? Immortal and marked for the crime of the first murder. Forced to live and bear the weight of his sin.]