@defyxoblivion liked for a starter from Apocalypse!
“I will never apologize for the harshness in my lessons - I have, however, been recently convinced that my methods and expectations were, perhaps, somewhat unfair.”
It definitely wasn't an apology - no, he didn't believe he had anything to apologize for. Even in being unfair or cruel? His lessons were still taught and made gospel even if they hindered the potential of others. Weeding out the weak. But survival of the fittest wasn't as black and white as he'd found himself previously believing.
It was never that he had looked down upon Saal - or rather , he had. But it wasn't because of who Saal was. He had become a strong, intelligent man - everything that En Sabah Nur could have hoped his son could be. It was in what he believed to be the man's glaring weakness. His kind and peaceful nature - something that he had weed out of himself long ago.
The concept wasn't foreign to him - in fact it was what he had dreamed and strived for a time. Lessons he learned during his many years.
A massive hand is offered - an offering of something that had previously felt so malignant to him - peace - acceptance. A symbolic act - he wants to accept him for who he is. Not just the parts of himself he sees in him. It still left a strange taste in his mouth and it left him feeling wholly uncertain. It still felt like weakness - but if he had shown this hand to others? It only seemed fair to give the same to his own flesh and blood.
"-Perhaps you could explain things to me from your perspective - and I'll listen without predetermined notion. If you have time to walk with me, of course. "