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Deimos, and his companion Gigantes, were heading up the the walkway toward the house, up the three stairs, through the first door, across the screened in porch that was his favorite place to hang out when home, and then inside, "We have a lot of stuff to work on today to add to our map." He told him, indicating the brightly colored notebook that he was holding. It had all the information in it from today's walk and he would be able to write down that information on his special map that was gifted to him by Anon.

"Come on, we will go to..." He paused what he was saying as he walked into the living room and watched as his now younger twin was floating around the room in the current caused by the fan. He tilted his head to the side, flickering out of sight for a moment as he watched him. It had been some time since he'd run across Wynn when they were alone like this, when they were able to talk like this, and he felt himself rather... intimidated by the idea.

Next to him Gigan, his giant and somewhat ugly black alley cat, settled down next to where he could sense his boy and starred up at him. Even invisible Gigan had always seemed to have the ability to see the boy, to know right where he was, and he waited quietly to allow him to gain his courage so he could appear once more.

The pink haired boy relaxed and he came into view once more and gave him a little smile, "Wynn." He murmured, watching his brother as he got bounced around the room and he couldn't help but to tilted his head to the side to watch him. He seemed to be having... fun, didn't he? He gave a bit of a smile as he tucked his notebook away into the messenger back he had on his shoulder. His work on his map would need to wait until later he thought to himself as he stepped farther into the room.

"Are you... having fun?" He asked, looking at his brother, finding that he felt a bit... awkward around him. He had used to cling to his brother when they were both tiny but of late he hadn't really seemed to see him much, felt as though they had drifted apart, maturing at different rates, had different friends, different hobbies... he felt estranged from him and didn't like it.

The big cat gave a mewling sound when Deimos reappeared, pleased to see that he was relaxing and he lifted up on his back feet to paw at the bag Dei held until the boy put it down so he could go digging in it, seeking out the treats he knew were inside. He would leave the boy to play while he ate.

Deimos starred down at his brother when the other boy came over to give him a hug. He seemed almost surprised as he had thought that Wynn would be tired of him since they didn't spend that much time together anymore, didn't even seem to cross paths much. It was among the many, many fears that Deimos had, that he'd lose his family, especially his twin who was a part of him, and end up painfully alone. He let his eyes close and he lifted his arm to slid them around his brother, to cling to him in a way that felt natural, then the two of them faded away from sight as he unconsciously vanished and his power to do such a trick with more then just himself came into play.

He'd missed hugging his brother in such a manner and being able to do so again had him nearly in tears as he cuddled the other boy. After some time he stepped back, the to of them coming back into view and he gave a wobbly sort of smile, "Ahh... sorry." He murmured, lifting a hand to scrub it against his eyes. No matter how old he was, no matter how tall he was, Deimos was still Deimos and as such he was still quite soft and vulnerable.

Deimos looked down at the cat for a long moment then gave a wobbly smile, "That is Gigantes, he acts as my bodyguard when I go on my walks." He explained to his twin. It was easier for him to go out and about if he had someone that was going to protect him, even if it was just a cat he was happy enough with his guardian.

He knelt down to pet his cat who was so soft and always seemed to purr, at least for Dei. When it came to others it would appear that without an offering of food he wasn't near as friendly.