Aes would confess his lack of knowledge as he leaned down to sniff at the rabbit Bacchus had amazingly caught. Really it shouldn't have been possible for him, but there it was laying at his feet all so dead. It really wasn't much of a wonder why Bacchus was so far ahead developmentally from his brother, he'd wander off for those few weeks and had barely made it home. He'd grown up a lot during that time. Even still, Bacchus was still a very young pup and lacked much of the knowledge it would take to make it in this world. It seemed his words had more of a detrimental effect than Bacchus had anticipated. Aes would sink to the ground, obviously disheartened by the words. Bacchus would tilt his head in confusion, he hadn't learned or progressed at any skill? Surely that wasn't right, and his brother was only being hard on himself. "You worry too much." He would say, rather bluntly. "Just try your best, and do what you like." The white marked boy would shrug the conversation off easily. Aes was just thinking way too hard about life and things.. Though Bacchus didn't really understand not getting things. He usually didn't have to try very hard to accomplish his tasks. Though he did tend to avoid subjects he was not so talented at...
