Wizards of the North

Adam and Aiqi, as Lily and Bran’s brothers, always pay attention to all this. Compared with their cousins, their hearts are more confused.

As the eldest son, Adam has received more attention since childhood. With the birth of the younger brother and sister, this concern is gradually divided, but as the eldest son will naturally have more.

He was the first to have a sword, armor, etc., etc. Then the younger brother Ai Qi took these, and then the younger sister reluctantly picked up these more worn-out toys, and finally it was Bran’s turn.

He refused to accept it, and things started to change for him. He just kept silent, that is, he wouldn't cry like Aiqi, or make a noise like Lily. He just refused with silence, ignoring the pile of tatters before him.

Until the youngest sister, Xi Rui, the little one jumped on the pile of tatters happily.

He doesn't like Bran, he has never liked it. He hated Bran looking at him with idiot eyes, all the children, all the people. Only the ignorant Lily would defend him stupidly. So he doesn't like Lily either, this little sister who is strong but not mindful.

But that is a brother after all. He can only defend Bran reluctantly, but more often he chooses to avoid. Although he knows, that is his responsibility. Since childhood, his parents taught him to take good care of his younger sister and younger brother, and he promised.

But apart from Aiqi, it seemed that no one else needed him. The experience of being chased by his sister in front of many partners was too painful, but what annoyed him more was Bran's ignorance-complete ignorance. If you block his way, he will bypass you; you block the door, and he turns and goes back; when you block him in the corner, he stands silently, without panic or words, until you can't hold on and start to shrink .

Father made a wooden sword for Bran alone, and spent the whole night on this idiot. He didn't care about a brand new wooden sword, he also had everything brand new. But after Bran moved to the villa, he sneaked into Bran's room in the castle, trying to take the wooden sword, but the wooden sword was no longer there.

After Bran went to the Perpetual River, he went into the villa to search. Bran didn't take away a few things, all kinds of weapons and armor were neatly placed there, except for the wooden sword. Bran handed the villa to Lily, which made him jealous. All this should be left to the parents, or he is right, because he is the eldest son of this family.

He is the eldest son, and many things start from him. Things need to be distributed from him, and then sorted in order. And he is usually the person responsible for the distribution.

Fairness or unfairness is all in his grasp. Being fair will naturally be praised by parents, and when injustice is only persuading him to be courteous. No one would say that he was wrong for a little injustice. The adults just watched with a smile, mostly encouraging. This is the case with individual differences, and the order of birth gives him natural priority.

Bran broke all this, quietly possessing many things he longed to have, and then Lily.

Does Bran care about him? Maybe.

Before and after his trial with Aiqi, he felt Bran's care for the first time, and he was really moved at that time.

It was only gradually that he realized that Bran was not caring about them, he was just afraid of his parents being sad. Bran doesn't care about them at all, just hopes they are alive.

Yes, just be alive...

Just like he never cared about Bran, he even hoped that idiot would die...

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Ai Qi is used to following his brother, which has been the case since childhood. My brother took him to play, defended him, and even committed the crime for him after making a mistake.

They eat and live together, inseparable. With delicious food, his brother will let him; if he is bullied, his brother will help him. This makes his character tend to be weak, maybe this is the reason why he is always bullied by Lily.

Lily has always been treated better than him. She is the first daughter of her parents.

The eyes of his parents fell on him, he always felt that it was just slipping past. At the dinner table, the parents first set their gazes on the elder brother, and then passed him on the younger sister...

What will happen to him then? He can't remember how to shrink his neck or squeeze his mouth.

The contradictions between the brothers and sisters are always constant, mostly for a bite of food, and then disputes will follow and even fight. The situation is slowly changing, Lily is getting harder and harder to deal with, and Bran is also involved.

My sister is always like this, not only fighting for herself, but also for Bran, but in the end it is always him-Aiqi.

Bran was always silent, as if indifferent to everything around him.

My brother always adds a piece of meat and a spoon of soup to him. Lily always yelled unfairly, then took a larger spoon from his plate and buckled it onto Bran's plate. Then Bran will quickly lower his head to eat up.

Finally, Bran’s plate is clean, and his plate is also clean. Only then will the brother and sister sit down angrily, holding their plates and eating. Looking at the clean plate in front of them, Lily will continue to share her share with Bran; and her brother will share it with him.

He felt that his elder brother was responsible for all this. If it were fair at that time, and Lily was appropriately allocated some, it wouldn't be like that? In his opinion, Lily's relationship with Bran is not close. Who could be close to Bran at that time?

Perhaps since then, brothers and sisters have gradually become closer together.

After Bran became a wizard, everyone could see his bias towards Lily, only Lily knew later. Just like she protected Bran, she never thought that the idiot would react. So Bran didn't care about Lily's reaction.

He saw Lily sneak into Bran’s room to steal more than once. He thought there would be an argument, but he never did. There are always all kinds of novel objects in Bran's room. He also wanted to steal, but he did not succeed. After a few times, it became clear.

He watched jealously as his sister stole first, then snatched it, and finally Bran gave her the entire villa.

He can see Adam's disappointment, there are so many things that people can dream of in the villa. He feels a little sorry for his brother, Adam has been defending him since he was a child, and he has always been a burden and can't help.

He hasn't fought for anything since he was a child, nor has he fought for anything, and now he doesn't want to fight. Presumably Bran is the same. Although he didn't say anything, everyone knew that Bran would not come back again, at least not as the owner.