>"Oh hell, don't tell me there's more than one Maribel, too..."
>Sigh.
>"Gengetsu, um, all of you. Meet Mugetsu."
>Gesture.
>"Everyone, these three are parts of Gengetsu. Mind the one with wings, she's a pain."
>"More than one-" Maribel starts. ...both of them. "What?!"
>You sigh. Wasn't this a big enough headache already?
>You introduce Mugetsu to the Gengetsus. By the look on her face, she isn't certain which thing she should be troubled about first: the unsettlingly formed fragments of her sister, the fact that one is currently bleeding shadowy blood on the ground, or the fact that there are two Maribels. She barely seems to notice your introduction, and Wingly Gengetsu makes no response at all. The shadow projects a mixture of excitement and confusion. There are more familiar people! One very familiar! But why does one of them seem exactly like that other being?
>"S- sister?" Gruegetsu speaks, her voice almost a whisper. "I- is that you?"
>"You... remember me?" Mugetsu says.
>"How could I ever, ever let myself forget?" she replies, shaking her head slowly. "I'm so sorry. So terribly, terribly sorry. I don't even have the words." Tears starts to flow down her cheeks. "I've failed you as a sister. Just look at me."
>"Don't... don't say that," Mugetsu says, taking a step towards her. "You're injured, that's all. We're going to fix things. I promise we will. So don't feel bad about anything." Her voice starts to choke up. "Please don't."
>"I don't deserve your sympathy," Gengetsu responds, strains of sorrow in her voice. "I left you to suffer. I wasn't strong enough to return to you. I still can't. I'm blind, I'm helpless. I'm useless to you."
>"I don't care!" Mugetsu cries and wraps her in a tight embrace. "I... d- don't care..." She starts to cry. "You're still my sister. And I love you..."
>Maribel emerges from the door beside you with a tall glass of ice water in her hands. She stares into her own mirror made flesh, and it stares back at her. They are either content to be silent out of respect to Mugetsu or too dumbstruck to speak.