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Jacinthus gave a shake of his head, "No little brothers, just a very stubborn sister that runs around with s giant hammer in hand." He said, giving a bit of a smile as thought about his little sister, "I call her Little Kei, though I suggest if you ever meet her not to do so. It's something that only I am able to get away with and even then, just barely." A thought that made him chuckle.

Turning to look at Isaris he said, "Why? Needing advice on what to do about your wayward brother? I'd offer advice... but I doubt anyone really knows how to best go about wrangling a sibling." He knew that as much as he'd love for Keilana to be easier to deal with, as well as easier to keep at home where he could keep an eye on her, that it wasn't about to happen. She was her own person after all, which made it impossible for him to protect her in the way that he wanted to.

Jacinthus turned to look toward Isaris, giving him a long look, before he continued with his patrol merely saying, "If you're looking for advice about how to deal with the boy then I would say approach him without dragging up whatever it is that you're arguing over. Talk to him about something else, something simple, and less likely to start up the fight all over again." And if that didn't work and the pair started to argue again then he would just have to give both brothers a smack on the back of the head. He had better things to do then let some little whelp put on a show with their fighting.

"I have no idea. I think they were going to give their beasts a walk or something along those lines. I don't deal with beasts in any manner but hunting and cooking them so I have no idea where they might have gone." When it came to treating beasts as anything but a food source Jacinthus always found himself at a loss for what it was that he should be doing with them. Best that he just left that sort of thing to those who were more interested in such matters, like Aysun and his new friend.

Turning slowly Jacinthus found himself starring at the boy that suddenly had a look on his face that treminded Jacin of an aldabuk that was being hunted. He was thinking about running, wasn't he? Giving a bit of a sigh he said simply, "I want you to consider your next move. If you try to run off I'm going to tie you to a tree and leave you there until your brother gets back... and that could be a while yet." He didn't want to have to deal with the family drama playing out between the two brothers but he didn't see a point in it either. The two could keep fighting until the end of time or one of them could die tradgicly before they could make up, either was entirely possible given how dangerous the world could be.

"What would you do if the injury that your brother got was to fester? You run off, he passes away, and then you don't get a chance to apologize. Is that what you want?" A little harsh given that the wound had been tended to by the best healer in the village, but he didn't have to know that. Instead it would give him something to think about. To see if a petty argument about beasts of all things was more important to him then his sibling.