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Oblivious to the less than positive emotions coursing through his brother, Garrison beamed in undisguised delight once hearing that the other was willing to accompany him. He didn't need Navi's presence, didn't wholly require it.
If anything, sneaking him out against their mother's precise orders for her youngest to remain in his room, resting up after every ordeal he had endured, was a risk he really ought to avoid taking.
But he wanted to take it; wanted to head out and experience some fun alongside his brother, especially because of everything the other had recently gone through. In Garrison's mind, what better way for him to move on from every night of fear and uncertainty he went through away from the family than to spend time with them; make new experiences, enjoy new activities, formulate new memories that weren't solely restricted within the four walls that Navi was often forced to exist within for hours upon hours every single day.
Granted, Garrison wasn't aware that his brother had been enjoying all sorts of new things in the cabin, beside Lukas, taking into his hands an entirely new way of life far removed from the one he usually experienced. No, he was under the impression that Navi had been scared to be away from the home he had only ever known, uncertain without his family at his side - so inviting him to head out into the settlement, regardless of the risks involved, was one way he sought to remedy things; to provide his brother with something to take his mind off the trouble he had previously wandered into.
Besides, beyond that, Garrison had come to the realisation that he hadn't been the best brother to him, even if much of that was through ignorance. What better time than now to try and change that?
"Awesome! Yeah, get changed; wrap up warm because it's chilly out there. Meet me down in the library; we'll take the exit out into the gardens. There's a panel in the fence you can slide through. I'll climb over the wall. That'll take us down to the settlement centre, we can head to Deera's home from there-- you have no idea how much I appreciate this, Navi. Supporting me on this; supporting my relationship. Tia wouldn't, Mama doesn't. Glad to have you in my corner, anyway. Brothers gotta stick together, huh?"
If anything, sneaking him out against their mother's precise orders for her youngest to remain in his room, resting up after every ordeal he had endured, was a risk he really ought to avoid taking.
But he wanted to take it; wanted to head out and experience some fun alongside his brother, especially because of everything the other had recently gone through. In Garrison's mind, what better way for him to move on from every night of fear and uncertainty he went through away from the family than to spend time with them; make new experiences, enjoy new activities, formulate new memories that weren't solely restricted within the four walls that Navi was often forced to exist within for hours upon hours every single day.
Granted, Garrison wasn't aware that his brother had been enjoying all sorts of new things in the cabin, beside Lukas, taking into his hands an entirely new way of life far removed from the one he usually experienced. No, he was under the impression that Navi had been scared to be away from the home he had only ever known, uncertain without his family at his side - so inviting him to head out into the settlement, regardless of the risks involved, was one way he sought to remedy things; to provide his brother with something to take his mind off the trouble he had previously wandered into.
Besides, beyond that, Garrison had come to the realisation that he hadn't been the best brother to him, even if much of that was through ignorance. What better time than now to try and change that?
"Awesome! Yeah, get changed; wrap up warm because it's chilly out there. Meet me down in the library; we'll take the exit out into the gardens. There's a panel in the fence you can slide through. I'll climb over the wall. That'll take us down to the settlement centre, we can head to Deera's home from there-- you have no idea how much I appreciate this, Navi. Supporting me on this; supporting my relationship. Tia wouldn't, Mama doesn't. Glad to have you in my corner, anyway. Brothers gotta stick together, huh?"