Freedom fighter
They cursed my brother to his face
"Go home, outsider
This town's gonna be your buryin' place"

It had been Fang's birthday and though Kaizo rarely ever shows it, he still cared for his little brother. He's his little brother and they're still a family.

Kaizo offered to take them both to see their parents' grave, but he had refused. Too much of a fuss, anyway. Besides, he would much prefer to spend this day with the living than the dead. Their home planet was too far.

Kaizo had bought them both red carrot doughnut, Fang's favourite, as they both sat on the empty pavement. Fang leaned towards his older brother, grinning. 

"Hey Kaizo," Fang called. Kaizo faced his little brother. "How's your fight?"

"Let's not talk about my work now, Fang." Kaizo sighed. "What about your school?"

"Let's not talk about my school now, Kaizo." Fang shot back. Kaizo nudged at him, chuckling.

"Happy birthday, Fang." Kaizo ruffled his hair.

"Thanks, Kai." Fang smiled, fixing his hair.

"Fang, I think you should consider leaving this planet behind," Kaizo started. "I sent you here to spy on BoBoiBoy and his friends."

"And?"

"Well, now I know they can be trusted on their own, there's no need for you to be here," Kaizo elaborated.

"If that's your only reason-"

"We're not human at all too, Fang." Kaizo held his shoulders, both glaring red eyes staring at each other. "Red eyes, dark purple hair, that's not normal human colour."

"I use dark brown contacts each day before school and humans often change the colour of their hair artificially," Fang fought. "My glasses also hid my eyes. I'll be fine."

"They know you're not really one of them-"

"Because you stormed in here and exposed who I am to them. They're not deaf, they can hear you." Fang cuts. "I'll be fine here."

"If you say so." Kaizo sighed as he lets go of his grip on his brother. They both finished the ice cream before Fang felt a stone thrown to the back of his head.

"Ow!" He rubbed the spot as he turned his face towards the attacker. It had been three men, walking closer to them. Fang furrowed his brows, he was sure there was no one behind them. "What was the problem?"

"Listen to your brother, little alien," one of them yelled. "Go home, Outsiders."

"He doesn't want to."

"Does he have his immigration papers?" Kaizo stood up, facing the man in the middle, red eyes glaring in rage at dark brown ones.

"What's your damn problem?"

"You two are filling the space-" Kaizo frowned.

"There's a lot of space here," He said as he points to all the empty space. "Scat away!"

"We will-" the man in the right said as he points to the brothers. "After you go."

"Kai-" Fang tugged at his older brother's sleeves. "Let's go."

"Yeah, Kai," the man on the left said, mocking Kaizo's name as he spat on his face. "Go. Run home."

"I don't-"

"Kai!" Fang forcibly held Kaizo's hands on his back. "Let's go home!"

"Fine," Kaizo said through his grit teeth as he turned to follow his brother. "Let's go home."

"Go home, outsiders," the man in the middle said. "This town's gonna be your burying place."