"You saw it." Abel hadn't realized that his brother had stayed and seen him die. No wonder he was so messed up if that was really the first and only thing he remembered. He couldn't help himself from saying, "I told you to run for a reason. What if you had gotten caught?"

And then he tried to calm himself down. It was thousands of years ago there was no use worrying about something that could have happened and didn't back then. "Sorry, I shouldn't have said that. It was a long time ago and you did end up running anyway." For the rest of his life, it seemed to be. "I could tell you your name, if you really want to know."