01.1 Ruìsāng — Relationships

Ruìsāng's relationship with Viktor is complex, marked by a deep sense of trust and reliance. Viktor is a significant figure in Ruìsāng's life, someone he can confide in without fear of judgment or exploitation.

Viktor serves as a source of support and guidance for Ruìsāng. He is someone who helps Ruìsāng navigate his challenges, and taught him how to fight. Viktor's role is not just that of a confidant but also of a mentor, providing insights and suggestions on how Ruìsāng might tackle the various obstacles he faces. Ruìsāng respects Viktor's opinions and appreciates his support, but he also maintains a certain level of independence in his decision-making.

Overall, Viktor is a stabilizing force in Ruìsāng's life, offering a blend of friendship, mentorship, and emotional support.

Alastor is a source of comfort and solace for Ruìsāng. Despite any reservations Ruìsāng may have about Alastor's wealth, the core of their friendship lies in the unwavering support and understanding. Alastor's presence has a soothing effect on Ruìsāng, offering an escape from the troubles that burden him.

While Ruìsāng may not openly share his troubles with Alastor, the fact that he finds freedom from them in Alastor's company speaks volumes about the depth of their connection. Alastor has become the person with whom Ruìsāng can be himself. Alastor is not just a friend; he's someone Ruìsāng can't imagine living without. Their friendship is a cornerstone of Ruìsāng's emotional well-being.

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To Ruisang, Vince once was a place of safety, a rare place of warmth in a cold life. He hasn't ever known the feeling of home, until he invited the other one to - at the time temporarily - share his. He enjoys his presence and has quickly grown attached to the boy.

As expected, their love didn't last, and Vince could not trust him enough. Sang feels like their relationship's failure is proof: he was never truly capable of loving someone the right way.

Ruìsāng's relationship with Luci is complex, marked by shared experiences in the foster system. Luci serves as another trusted figure in Ruìsāng's life, someone with whom he shares a unique bond due to their common background.

However, Luci also serves as a reminder of their shared past, and this duality may evoke mixed emotions in Ruìsāng. While there's comfort in having someone who truly understands the struggles, there might be moments where the memories of their challenging upbringing resurface.

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Initially, Sang's interactions with Mingze were with mischievous intent; he found delight in prodding and poking at Mingze, amused by the reactions he elicited. Yet, as time went on, the start of a genuine friendship took shape. This, however, was not without its complexities.

Eventually, Sang has shared more with Mingze than with most others. Sadly, this came to an end when Míngzé put the people he loves at risk by promising loyalty to a deity, and bringing an artefact into the world. Now, Sang worries that Míngzé has doomed them all, and has promised to kill him if he has.

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Sang's relationship with Mindo is characterized by animosity and disdain. The two had a physical altercation, and as a result, Sang harbors strong negative feelings towards her. Their interactions are likely tense, filled with resentment and hostility. The history of their conflict contributes to a deep-seated dislike, making it challenging for Sang to find any common ground with Mindo. The dislike is a prominent feature of their relationship, overshadowing any potential for understanding or reconciliation.