[ one of Hanzo's feet scrapes heavily across the ground, the sound of cement scratching metal, as he missteps — and he breathes in sharply through his nose like he desperately needs the air all of a sudden. he doesn't stop walking; he also isn't paying any attention at all to where he's going.
Genji betrayed the clan. sold them out to Overwatch, helped to destroy the family that had raised him. it was a deal made to save his own life, yes, a life that Hanzo took from him, and Hanzo had abandoned their home too — but to betray them? he feels sick at the very thought of it. (it's fear more than it is love or loyalty, nauseated by the impossibility of going against the clan.) aside from that, the ingratitude of it, Hanzo is the one to blame; to have done that and to leave him alive here makes no sense.
he wants to ask right now, why have you not killed me yet? and yet it seems weak to be the first one to give in. ]
How— [ he doesn't seem to know what to say. how could you? he thinks, and with the hand that holds the arrow, he combs his fingers harshly through his hair, frantic to clear his head. does he have any right to be angry? he should have been there to stop it; he shouldn't have been there, it was the right decision to leave. ] It was Overwatch, then. That brought down the family.
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Genji betrayed the clan. sold them out to Overwatch, helped to destroy the family that had raised him. it was a deal made to save his own life, yes, a life that Hanzo took from him, and Hanzo had abandoned their home too — but to betray them? he feels sick at the very thought of it. (it's fear more than it is love or loyalty, nauseated by the impossibility of going against the clan.) aside from that, the ingratitude of it, Hanzo is the one to blame; to have done that and to leave him alive here makes no sense.
he wants to ask right now, why have you not killed me yet? and yet it seems weak to be the first one to give in. ]
How— [ he doesn't seem to know what to say. how could you? he thinks, and with the hand that holds the arrow, he combs his fingers harshly through his hair, frantic to clear his head. does he have any right to be angry? he should have been there to stop it; he shouldn't have been there, it was the right decision to leave. ] It was Overwatch, then. That brought down the family.