Eldest master Han did not know how he was able to return home. For the first time since they had become adults, he and second master Han were able to share a single carriage without butting heads.
Second Master Han felt conflicted seeing his brother's defeated countenance. At first, he wanted to confront him about his previous embarrassing actions in the imperial hall. But in the end he decided otherwise. He could tell it would be pointless seeing that his brother seemed to have lost his soul.
He too wanted their father to live. Not because their father's death would inconvenience him, but because he genuinely loves and cares about his father's well-being.
Contrary to his brother's beliefs, second master Han is not interested in the position of the patriarch. This decision was ingrained in him since he was young.
