[Baymax's sudden announcement of her injury startles Yona into jumping back a bit... which in turn has her put weight on her bad ankle and sends her straight to the ground. Ouch. Okay.
Yona! [It jars him out of his tantrum and he leaves Baymax's helmet on the bench. He's also quickly de-armoring Baymax and revealing the full extent of his marshmallow body.] Baymax, move her to the chair.
[...] Oh yeah. Yona, Baymax. Baymax, Yona.
[The robot peers at her curiously before he shuffles forward and waves.]
Hello, Yona. I am Baymax. [He looks down.] You have fallen. I will assist you now.
[Hope Yona's prepared because Baymax moves and scoops her up, waddling to a corner of the garage where there's a large, plush chair. Down you go.]
[Yona raises her hand in a wave - and then the next thing she knows the marshmallow robot is picking her up and hauling hr over to an actual chair. It's perhaps not that surprising, considering he also plucked her out of the sky and flew her back here.
Her expression starts to flatten out a little as she remembers why she was falling and what she'd been running from in the first place, but--]
You know I always would. [It's the first thing he says even before "it's good to see you, too" which is on his mind even if he's already moving back to the bench. Baymax is making sure Yona is comfortable and he's also touching her ankle. His hand's cold and acts as a compress for the moment while he makes sure her leg is elevated.]
...it's good to see you, too. [There's an awkward pause.] Things will be fine.
[Both their worlds are crazy and they've only barely escaped murder castle, but trusting Hiro comes as easily to her as breathing. If it didn't, she might not be here right now.
(She might not even be alive right now. All of those guards were armed.)
She shudders, and hopes that Baymax will take it for shivering from the cold of the compress.
If Hiro's turning back to his workbench, that means he can't see her face, so she doesn't have to force a smile. Her gaze trails down to the ground as Baymax fusses over her ankle.]
...you promise? If it's dangerous out there, I-- I don't know what I'd do if something happened to you too.
[She tries to answer. Really, she does. She opens her mouth to speak, but the words stick in her throat, and she sort of hunches her shoulders and curls in on herself in the chair as he works with his tinkering.
The silence will stretch on between them until either he or Baymax breaks it, but she's trembling.]
[She takes a breath. Admitting it doesn't feel right. If she admits it, it means accepting that her father isn't here anymore, and accepting that Soo-won was never the man she thought he was.]
...the whole time we were in that place, he...
[Yona can't say it. She shakes her head uselessly.]
...you can't go back, can you? [He's not going to ask for details. The fact that she's not giving them means it's worse than he imagined and he doesn't know how he feels about that. All that truly matters here is keeping her safe like he always has.]
Of course it's okay. [The anger from earlier seems to be on pause even though his posture is tense still.] I told you before we left that place that you could always come find me. I just didn't think it'd be so soon.
[At that, she raises her head, managing a small, watery smile. Then she reaches out for him. He's close enough to be crouched down in front of her, which means he's close enough to hug.
...though she'll let go if he stays tense for too long.]
[He's close enough that she can hug him and he doesn't exactly move away. Instead, he looks at her almost unhappily and leans his head into her even if he doesn't move his arms to hug back.]
Yeah. [He sounds a little lost, but certain.] We'll take care of everything and keep you safe here. I promise. My aunt won't even know you're here and we can make it work.
[If Hiro says it will work, she'll believe him. He may only be fourteen, but he's a genius and one of the most resourceful people Yona knows, and she doesn't think he would tell her it will all be fine if he didn't believe it.
...that unhappy expression of his gets her to let go after a few seconds, though.]
I'll do my best to stay out of the way. She definitely won't even know I'm here. [...] ...you said you and Baymax are going out again, right?
[She understands, but she doesn't want to. If he was someone she'd grown up with, if they hadn't shared the experiences they did in the castle, she probably would have clung to his arm and pleaded with him not to go.
Now, when he says murder, she remembers her father bleeding out on the ground, and she shudders as her overactive imagination substitutes Il's form with Hiro's. What if he doesn't come back? Hiro's capable, she knows that, but if this person has really been getting away with murder for so long...]
...I won't stop you, but I- I want to come with you. I want to see for myself that you're okay, I don't want to have to sit around waiting and wondering what's going on. [She looks up at him.] I'll stay out of the way, but I want to be there for you. Please?
[He's already shaking his head no.] No. Yona, you've already seen me kill way too many people. I don't want you to have to see this, too. And it's dangerous. I don't know what he's going to do next, but I'm not letting him get away. I know how to take care of it, but...you need to...your ankle.
[He's not sure what he's trying to say, but the message is clear. He wants her to stay.
[Baymax probably knows that Yona's argument won't be of any use (mainly because she's 100% going to try to stop him from actually killing the man if he brings her along, and Hiro most likely knows that), which may be why he interrupts them.
She looks between the boy and the robot, confused.]
[He freezes. He doesn't know how to change the subject, but he freezes and he stares at Baymax.]
What?
[The response should be enough for Yona to understand that she's right. Tadashi's his deceased brother, and Hiro's unsure of why he's being brought up now.]
Is this what Tadashi wanted?
[His eyes narrow suddenly.] It doesn't matter.
Tadashi programmed me to aid and--
Tadashi's gone! [The yell is so sudden and his fists slam into the wall next to him out of anger, echoing through the garage and Hiro immediately goes silent. He's surprised by his own lack of control on his emotions, eyes darting between Baymax, Yona, and his own hands. He doesn't move, but he bows his head as he sinks to the floor in front of Yona's feet.]
Tadashi's...gone. [Baymax appears to be unsure of what to make of his charge, head tilting even as the soft light on his vinyl belly glows and remains unobstructed since Hiro de-armored him.]
Tadashi is here.
[He shakes his head, shoulders jumping just slightly but keeping some control over his voice.] No. He's not here. It's why I have to go.
Yona doesn't flinch when Hiro raises his voice and slams his fists into the wall, but as he sinks to the floor, she slides off the chair she's been resting on, settling herself on her knees so that she can wrap her arms around him.]
Tadashi is her, [Baymax repeats, as the form of a college-aged young man in a cap flickers onto his belly screen.
Yona stares at the screen over Hiro's shoulder.]
Tadashi Hamada. Aaand this is the first test of my robotics project. [Onscreen, Tadashi presses a button. Baymax's customary greeting comes from the speakers - Hello. I am Baymax. - before there's an unpleasant sound and the display is distorted by bars of varying colors. Tadashi flinches back and waves his hands.] Stop! Stop stop stop!
[The tests continue - seventh, thirty-third ("I'm not giving up on you"), all the way up to number eighty-four.]
This is Tadashi Hamada and this is the eighty-fourth test. What do you say, big guy?
[Yona's arms tighten around Hiro almost imperceptibly.]
[He doesn't look at Yona. He looks at Baymax instead and barely registers that she's holding him even if he's subconsciously leaning into said-hold. He watches the screen and the change in his breathing is noticeable. It's...been a painfully long time since he's heard his brother's voice or seen his face. He's in shock for the most part, watching for a moment.
The eighty-fourth test works. It works, and he watches Tadashi dance around like a goddamn fool and Hiro can't help but smile even as his eyes brim with tears.]
Just wait until my brother sees you.
[Like always, everything Tadashi did involved Hiro somehow. Tadashi says he's satisfied with his care and the video freezes on his cheerful, pleased expression. Hiro can't decide if he's happy or sad by the presence of his brother and a hand comes up to brush a few stray tears from his face as he sniffs. He doesn't say anything for a moment.]
Thank you, Baymax. [...and then, to Yona:] ...he would have liked you, I think.
That, Yona can tell just from watching the scenes of his tests play out on screen, from the sheer joy when Baymax finally works, and from the love in his voice when he talks about Hiro. She can tell even though she's never had any siblings.
...if she could have a sibling, she'd probably want them to be like Tadashi.]
I'd have liked him, too. [Her voice is very soft.] ...are you alright, Hiro?
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Your ankle requires medical attention. Recommended treatment is elevation and. A cold compress.
[Hiro ignores that for a moment even as he absorbs that information. He knows Yona's behind him, and he takes that into account, too.]
...you should sit down and get off your feet.
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[Baymax's sudden announcement of her injury startles Yona into jumping back a bit... which in turn has her put weight on her bad ankle and sends her straight to the ground. Ouch. Okay.
Play it off, Yona.]
...I'm sitting now! I'm fine!
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[...] Oh yeah. Yona, Baymax. Baymax, Yona.
[The robot peers at her curiously before he shuffles forward and waves.]
Hello, Yona. I am Baymax. [He looks down.] You have fallen. I will assist you now.
[Hope Yona's prepared because Baymax moves and scoops her up, waddling to a corner of the garage where there's a large, plush chair. Down you go.]
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[Yona raises her hand in a wave - and then the next thing she knows the marshmallow robot is picking her up and hauling hr over to an actual chair. It's perhaps not that surprising, considering he also plucked her out of the sky and flew her back here.
Her expression starts to flatten out a little as she remembers why she was falling and what she'd been running from in the first place, but--]
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Thank you... for helping me. [she pauses, fiddling with the hem of her sleeve] It's really good to see you again.
[Even if it is kind of soon.]
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...it's good to see you, too. [There's an awkward pause.] Things will be fine.
[That's ominous but okay.]
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[Both their worlds are crazy and they've only barely escaped murder castle, but trusting Hiro comes as easily to her as breathing. If it didn't, she might not be here right now.
(She might not even be alive right now. All of those guards were armed.)
She shudders, and hopes that Baymax will take it for shivering from the cold of the compress.
If Hiro's turning back to his workbench, that means he can't see her face, so she doesn't have to force a smile. Her gaze trails down to the ground as Baymax fusses over her ankle.]
...you promise? If it's dangerous out there, I-- I don't know what I'd do if something happened to you too.
["Too".]
Do you really have to go back out there alone?
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...tell me what happened. Why are you here, Yona?
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The silence will stretch on between them until either he or Baymax breaks it, but she's trembling.]
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...he carries the helmet over to keep working, but he crouches down in front of her.]
What happened. [It's a more firm tone and leaves little room for question. Tell him everything.]
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[She takes a breath. Admitting it doesn't feel right. If she admits it, it means accepting that her father isn't here anymore, and accepting that Soo-won was never the man she thought he was.]
...the whole time we were in that place, he...
[Yona can't say it. She shakes her head uselessly.]
Home isn't safe anymore.
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[she shakes her head]
I can't. [...] ...is it okay for me to have come here? I know I should have asked first, I just... I panicked.
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...though she'll let go if he stays tense for too long.]
Thank you.
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Yeah. [He sounds a little lost, but certain.] We'll take care of everything and keep you safe here. I promise. My aunt won't even know you're here and we can make it work.
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...that unhappy expression of his gets her to let go after a few seconds, though.]
I'll do my best to stay out of the way. She definitely won't even know I'm here. [...] ...you said you and Baymax are going out again, right?
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Now, when he says murder, she remembers her father bleeding out on the ground, and she shudders as her overactive imagination substitutes Il's form with Hiro's. What if he doesn't come back? Hiro's capable, she knows that, but if this person has really been getting away with murder for so long...]
...I won't stop you, but I- I want to come with you. I want to see for myself that you're okay, I don't want to have to sit around waiting and wondering what's going on. [She looks up at him.] I'll stay out of the way, but I want to be there for you. Please?
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[He's not sure what he's trying to say, but the message is clear. He wants her to stay.
Baymax, meanwhile, suddenly chimes in.]
Tadashi.
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[Baymax probably knows that Yona's argument won't be of any use (mainly because she's 100% going to try to stop him from actually killing the man if he brings her along, and Hiro most likely knows that), which may be why he interrupts them.
She looks between the boy and the robot, confused.]
...Tadashi... that's your brother's name, right?
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What?
[The response should be enough for Yona to understand that she's right. Tadashi's his deceased brother, and Hiro's unsure of why he's being brought up now.]
Is this what Tadashi wanted?
[His eyes narrow suddenly.] It doesn't matter.
Tadashi programmed me to aid and--
Tadashi's gone! [The yell is so sudden and his fists slam into the wall next to him out of anger, echoing through the garage and Hiro immediately goes silent. He's surprised by his own lack of control on his emotions, eyes darting between Baymax, Yona, and his own hands. He doesn't move, but he bows his head as he sinks to the floor in front of Yona's feet.]
Tadashi's...gone. [Baymax appears to be unsure of what to make of his charge, head tilting even as the soft light on his vinyl belly glows and remains unobstructed since Hiro de-armored him.]
Tadashi is here.
[He shakes his head, shoulders jumping just slightly but keeping some control over his voice.] No. He's not here. It's why I have to go.
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Yona doesn't flinch when Hiro raises his voice and slams his fists into the wall, but as he sinks to the floor, she slides off the chair she's been resting on, settling herself on her knees so that she can wrap her arms around him.]
Tadashi is her, [Baymax repeats, as the form of a college-aged young man in a cap flickers onto his belly screen.
Yona stares at the screen over Hiro's shoulder.]
Tadashi Hamada. Aaand this is the first test of my robotics project. [Onscreen, Tadashi presses a button. Baymax's customary greeting comes from the speakers - Hello. I am Baymax. - before there's an unpleasant sound and the display is distorted by bars of varying colors. Tadashi flinches back and waves his hands.] Stop! Stop stop stop!
[The tests continue - seventh, thirty-third ("I'm not giving up on you"), all the way up to number eighty-four.]
This is Tadashi Hamada and this is the eighty-fourth test. What do you say, big guy?
[Yona's arms tighten around Hiro almost imperceptibly.]
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The eighty-fourth test works. It works, and he watches Tadashi dance around like a goddamn fool and Hiro can't help but smile even as his eyes brim with tears.]
Just wait until my brother sees you.
[Like always, everything Tadashi did involved Hiro somehow. Tadashi says he's satisfied with his care and the video freezes on his cheerful, pleased expression. Hiro can't decide if he's happy or sad by the presence of his brother and a hand comes up to brush a few stray tears from his face as he sniffs. He doesn't say anything for a moment.]
Thank you, Baymax. [...and then, to Yona:] ...he would have liked you, I think.
let's pretend i didn't typo here as her
That, Yona can tell just from watching the scenes of his tests play out on screen, from the sheer joy when Baymax finally works, and from the love in his voice when he talks about Hiro. She can tell even though she's never had any siblings.
...if she could have a sibling, she'd probably want them to be like Tadashi.]
I'd have liked him, too. [Her voice is very soft.] ...are you alright, Hiro?
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