The example Sogo Doma had cited seemed to have hit a sore spot for his little dumpling, leaving her both embarrassed and annoyed. But...
She was just a mere imouto. Was an Onii-chan supposed to be afraid of her? He wasn't bragging—what could that dumpling possibly do to him? At most, she would give him the cold shoulder for a few days, pull a face at him, or maybe attack him with moves like the Facehugger a few times. Was he afraid of any of that? Not at all, okay?!
After mentally hypnotizing himself for a while, Sogo Doma felt his courage surge. He calmly said, "Why are you yelling so loudly? Onii-chan is teaching you about putting yourself in others' shoes and seeing things from another perspective. Would you become someone who's the same at home and outside just because of Onii-chan's hypothetical what-if..."
"Hypothetical?!" Before he could finish, Umaru Doma couldn't help saying, "Does Onii-chan dislike me now? I never even disliked Onii-chan for being such a dried fish..."
Utaha Kasumigaoka: -_-
The dried-fish siblings should stop disliking each other!
Sogo Doma: (#^_^)
She actually called him a dried fish? Damn it, he just had no goals, no motivation, no patience...
Fine, he did look pretty much like a dried fish, but still:
"I don't pretend to be some perfect Superman when I'm outside!"
"I already said I have my reasons..." Umaru Doma got angry too. "How many times have I told you? Yet Onii-chan keeps bringing it up, up, up. Just say it—do you dislike me or not?"
"..." Obviously. Who wouldn't dislike an imouto like this? He, Sogo Doma, wasn't some sister-con. Did she really need him to spell it out? Then she couldn't blame him for hurting her feelings. "I dislike you?"
What was wit?