[ Amos' eyes stay narrowed for a bit at first, but as Tezcatlipoca goes on — as Amos agrees with him — he loosens up, expression reverting to something more neutral, but for the ever-present annoyance he feels at Set's general existence. By the time he's introduced himself, he figures they're probably square. ]

Amos. [ And he had, indeed, been figuring that the two of them were related in some way, but hearing the clear confirmation doesn't hurt. ] Didn't know Sunny had a brother. Or, you know, family. Guess there was no reason for you to come up if you weren't here, huh.

[ A light shrug. The past is in the past, who cares until it becomes relevant again!! ]

I'd say you're right, though. Where I'm hooped is I don't know how long Set has been out there. Sunny's temple popping up was pretty obvious on its own, but he co-opted a shrine already out there. Makes it tough to tell how long he's been there. What he's benefited from learning.

[ Since, you know, there's no reason for Set to be out in the Beyond unless it's for sabotaging Zenith in some way, obviously. Life is very simple when you're a binary thinker.

He lifts his chin in his direction, not so much posturing as asserting himself, because... ]

So, Sunny's your sister. She's Meridian, but you're out here questioning what she's doing. What side are you landing on?