Rubicon's Links
Rubicon is the fusion of HeliX and NeXus. He acts as a sort of 'prison' for the both of them. He really doesn't enjoy existing as both components of him are still active and conscious beings. Making up a 'sub-system' in his head. He has to hear them both constantly bickering. Rubi dislikes both of his components.
He views HeliX as lazy and uncommitted and chides him for standing idly by while NeXus runs amok.
HeliX makes up one half of Rubi. he is very distressed and uncomfortable being trapped 'in a room' with NeXus. he complains often, much to Rubi's annoyance.
Rubicon is the fusion of HeliX and NeXus. He acts as a sort of 'prison' for the both of them. He really doesn't enjoy existing as both components of him are still active and conscious beings. Making up a 'sub-system' in his head. He has to hear them both constantly bickering. Rubi dislikes both of his components.
Rubi finds NeXus annoying, loud, immature, and overall just a nuisance.
NeXus is possibly the only one who's somewhat happy with the situation out of the three (two??) of them. He's stuck with his favourite person who can't run away from him. It's a pretty good deal for NeXus.
He has no major feelings towards Rubi and arguably doesn't even see him as a sentient being.
Rubicon was another odd solution Cosmos thought up to fix the 'NeXus' problem with mild success. He has little knowledge about her. COULD kiiiiinda be seen as her third 'son'.
Cosmos thought up Rubi as a prison for NeXus, as well as a punishment for HeliX for his inactivity. She's pleased at his initial success, but in all other aspects, is largely disinterested with him.
Rubicon has decided that the Skinned Man is a recurring audiovisual hallucination caused by the mental stress of having both Chaos and Order living in his head. Anytime He shows up, Rubicon ignores him.
The Skinned Man tries to make contact with Rubicon constantly in the form of visions, attempting to bring him to His side. Rubicon adamantly denies the Skinned Man's being anything more than a hallucination.