Coen's younger brother

Mirto

Mirto is Coen's younger brother. His anger and restless energy contrast with Coen's quieter childhood. Family losses, tension with Pieter and Esme's withdrawal all form the background to his difficult behaviour.

My journey

Find Mirto with the siblings outside the family home

Mirto is Coen’s younger brother. During Withering Away in the prologue, Pieter sends Mirto, Yanna and Lunka to catch fish for the family. After breakfast, leave the house and look down the path for the three siblings. Speak to Yanna to begin Live Bait and accompany them to the river.

On the way, you can spend an extra time segment playing tag or continue toward the river. At the riverbank, use Focus to find four fishing rods near the bush behind Yanna. Collect them, place them along the bank and bait the lines with worms by following the interaction prompts.

A soldier interrupts the fishing trip, and a uriash intervenes on the family’s behalf. This encounter completes the outing. After the outing, continue the family’s errands in Withering Away.

Mirto’s anger is part of the family story: Coen connects it with their strained relationship with Pieter and Esme’s withdrawal. Yanna looks after Mirto and Lunka when Pieter and Coen are away. Later, Lunka’s replies give Coen news of his brother and the rest of the family through Letters to Lunka.

Letters, notes and items that mention Mirto

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