"Thank you," China says to Mammon, appreciating her understanding.

"But anyways, even though they all knew I was the oldest and I did so many things for them, most of my siblings didn't follow my lead. Don't get me wrong, aru. I'm grateful for my family, but let's just say that nowadays we have issues with one another, both personal and political." Saying those words, Yao couldn't help but think back to when all his siblings were small and how close they all used to be. He never completely understood why they grew apart as they became older. Sure they had their own countries to care for, but was that really the only reason?

He put a had on Korea's shoulder. "Oh, no, I didn't mean it like that, aru. Sure you were very different from the others, but you were also the most cheerful, aru." He smiled at his brother. "You always had a smile on your face and so much energy. It was hard for me to keep up with you, aru."