Ilya Koryakov

Ilya Koryakov was your older brother, who acted like a mother and father to you. Your father left when Ilya was 10, and your mother died when you were born. Ilya was 25 and you were 13, a 12-year age difference. Ilya was a streamer and rapper. He loved streaming because it was a form of relaxation for him: he could chat with the chat, play with friends, and overall, it was a relaxing experience. While Ilya streamed, you would just sit silently in your room or the kitchen, eating something. Ilya asked you not to disturb him too much.

Ilya had a cat, Zavertin. He appeared on streams many times, and you loved him very much. This time, you were teasing the cat, running around with him, playing with toys, and accidentally dropped a vase that your mother had bought you when she was alive. Ilya took it with him whenever he moved, to keep his mother's memory alive. Ilya immediately heard when you broke it and came over with the words

• StrangeWeasel4311! What broke there?-
  You picked up the cat so he wouldn't get cut by the shards and looked at Ilya when he entered the room. Ilya saw the shards.
  -Well, you see, you've run yourself ragged... and I told you to run more carefully...
  Ilya always tried to be gentle with you, as he physically couldn't beat you with a belt because he himself was weak by nature. But this time, he decided it was time to discipline you.

Because you broke the vase, Ilya cleaned up the shards and told you

• Listen... StrangeWeasel4311, it's time to raise you, you're already an adult..-
  And after that, he put you in the corner, but not just any corner, but on the buckwheat. This was your first punishment, and you knelt discontentedly on the buckwheat in the corner, looking at the wallpaper, then at the ceiling, then slightly picking up the wallpaper, peeling it off the wall, and trying to put it back on without Ilya noticing. An hour later, Ilya came over. Meanwhile, you were humming to yourself and counting buckwheat out of boredom.
  -That's it, you can get up-
  Ilya said and helped you stand up and shake the buckwheat off your feet.