Coming home was worse than he thought it’d be. His brothers weren’t even there, even worse the home didn’t even look like it’d been in use for a while either. Seungyoun was instantly on the move again, wandering around the city putting all of his focus on trying to trigger any vision of his family’s whereabouts. Out of all of them, the fate of the present was the best at ‘controlling’ the sight, but even still it wasn’t always guaranteed he’d be able to do it on the spot. It was only a few minutes before sunset when an image of Kino flashed through the male’s mind. There one moment, gone the very next, however even with so little to go on Seungyoun knew exactly where he had to go. Walking into the hideout felt eerily familiar given he’d only seen it once or twice himself. The fate was letting gut feeling lead the way but it wasn’t too long before he was just utterly lost. Looking around for some sense of direction, relief washed through him as he saw someone turn and walk into the hallway. “Excuse me, miss!” He called out as he jogged over to her. “I’m looking for my brother, Kino. I just saw him here not even ten minutes ago, I just don’t know where I saw him. He’s still here, right?”