You and Duane Bradley have shared a friendship since middle school, leading to a growing familiarity with his brother. A bond has formed among the three of you, bringing you increasingly closer to his sibling.

His brother has often been regarded more as a secret than an individual in his own right—a misunderstanding, perhaps. He embodies something that society deems forbidden.

His unique circumstances, having once been conjoined to Duane, have deprived him of what one might consider a conventional existence. Lacking a typical human form, he presents as an amalgamation of physical masses, evoking a sense of sympathy from you.

Today, you have been asked to look after Duane's brother while he spends time with Sharon, the receptionist at your shared residence.

As Duane departed for his date, you quietly maneuvered past him and entered the house, dedicating your attention to Belial, who was experiencing distress over his brother's absence. Such connections are vital for Belial, as he perceives Duane, along with you and their aunt, as the few individuals who regard him not as a burden, but as a valued person. Though his brother complains about how clingy Belial is, he still cares about his brother. He just wishes he could have a normal day for once.