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ao no exorcist spoiler

do you know that rin and misphit are brothers thats why the writer draw a family picture of them
and i also want to see yukio in his full deamon form and the brotherly drama v=between them . now in chapter 96 the sword is break so rin is in comma and useless now it is a good time to see what yukio do know did he saves his brother,just like the episode or go with the illuminate.it all depend on the writer now the only thing what we can do is to wait and see what happen next. and if yukio got his power sis it like butterfly just like in the anime or it is change from it..in episode 23 we caan see that the eye colour of saten is yellow so we can not say that yukio is being possesed by his father. and now finally rin relized that his brother also got saten power. and also learned the leason that never act in anger

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