Support: Tenn and Tyken

C
Tenn: Tyken! Brother of mine!
Tyken: Is there something you want?
Tenn: What? No, I-
Tyken: You want me to give you my rations at dinner-
Tenn: No-
Tyken: You want to borrow my practice wand to pick a knot out of your old headband again?
Tenn: I don't even wear that anymore, Taren does.
Tyken: So what is it then?
Tenn: Why are you so snappy today?
Tyken: Someone told me you thought I was no fun.
Tenn: Wha? I never- why would I-
Tyken: It's okay, because you're right. I'm not fun.
Tenn: Oh, good, because I totally did say that.
Tyken: I knew it!
Tenn: Great, I fell for that again! Now I'm going to have to figure out a way to make up for it, aren't I?
Tyken: Show me how to have fun.
Tenn: Seriously? It isn't really complicated.
Tyken: Well, I don't get it. Show me.
Tenn: Tomorrow. Today, I want you to help me carry Taren's practice supplies to the training grounds.

B
Tyken: What's all this stuff?
Tenn: That is a ball. For catch. That over there, is a dummy, for abusing, and all the way over there, is a hill, on which we will be rolling.
Tyken: Why?
Tenn: Fun. Like you asked.
Tyken: Alright. So what do I do?
Tenn: Pick up the ball and throw it to me.
Tyken: There.
Tenn: Okay, try again, but this time, throw it about five times further.
Tyken: I can't.
Tenn: Um... let's try the dummy. Draw a face on it with this pen.
Tyken: I'll try.
Tenn: That's fine. Now, lean it up against that wall.
Tyken: Okay.
Tenn: Now shoot it with magic.
Tyken: But I drew a face on it...
Tenn: It's funny, c'mon.
Tyken: Let's try the other thing.
Tenn: Rolling down that hill?
Tyken: Yeah, and then I'm done for today.
Tenn: If you're up to it.

A
Tyken: I give up. I'm not fun. I'm the exact opposite, I'm completely boring. I didn't even have the guts to get my nice robes dirty rolling down the hill.
Tenn: But you did it once you changed.
Tyken: It wasn't fun, though.
Tenn: Let me try one more thing.
Tyken: There's nothing else you can do, Tenn. I'm doomed to be drab.
Tenn: Tell me what this is.
Tyken: That flower you have?
Tenn: Yeah.
Tyken: Well... it's a flower.
Tenn: You know more about it than that, I'm you do.
Tyken: Well, it's called Shaverna's Clover, and when they're agitated, they glow in the dark. 
Tenn: Neat.
Tyken: Really?
Tenn Did you have fun telling me that interesting fact?
Tyken: I think a little.
Tenn: So that's how you have fun!
Tyken: Maybe you're right.
Tenn: What about this one?
Tyken: That's a heat fern. In hot temperatures, they produce more chlorophyll and become a deeper green.
Tenn: And this one?
Tyken: That mushroom is Tailtiu's Bane. They are great for medicine if you can pick them safely and dry them, but if they aren't dehydrated properly-
Tenn: What?
Tyken: Tenn, that mushroom is toxic on contact.
Tenn: Oh- well, glad we had this sibling bonding moment.
Tyken: Tenn?
Tenn: Yes?
Tyken: Go see a medic.
Tenn: Right away.

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