your brother was a simp. oh and he's missing

Hattori moved to the centre of the maze, leaf litter crunching underpaw as thunder rumbled in the distance. The shade of the trees protected Tojo from the heat of the sun, but the air was still thick with the humidity, a feeling Hattori had grown accustomed to many seasons ago. Though Beru's absence had been noted, it didn't seem to be something he ought to worry about, but now that he had spoken with the Armada girl and Briar he saw no reason to offer aid in seeking the boy out. Even if only to truly make sure he wasn't stuck somewhere, hurt and unable to make his way to safety. Sedna's lack of urgency told Hattori a lot of what he needed to know, no one knew a child better than their mother and if Sedna was not concerned then Hattori would take note of that. But still, he had pledged to help and he knew some, if not many of Beru's siblings would be willing to do this, if not for Tojo itself than their brother.

Coming to a standstill amongst the looming trees, he tilted his head back and called out, his voice deep and rumbling like the cracks of thunder in the distance.