Oh hey, I wasn't listening

Of course Scorpion had never intended on giving Soliloquy any kind of false information, he only gave him the experience he had gone through. Soliloquy hadn't been incredibly young when Scorpion had taken him under his wing, but he had never been particularly hard to stand. Scorpion felt like he actually got along with his younger brother quite well. Obviously he'd done something right. The fruit of his loins seemed much different though, as none of them stayed at his side. Atka had even gone her own way. Not that Scorpion found himself complaining though, the only effects he would come to regret were Othello's obvious attachments to them.

He wouldn't lose his grin as Sol's sarcasm became evident in every word. Scorpion didn't have much sympathy for the boy. He could have left the girl for good if they were causing him that much grief. He supposed that maybe he should have acted hurt at the comment about his children, he'd shrug the words off as he was warned to keep an extra special close eye on Shakespeare. Scorpion would give a little chuckle as he would nod. "Alright, I'll make sure that one's returned to you." Giving another chuckle before continuing, "When do you want it?" Half ignoring the emotions boiling in his brother's chest.