As long as you stay hidden all arrows that land will have a 2 x critical multiplier more with perks , making them deadlier . And as long as no one sees your enemy drop dead , you won ' t be found out . So you can clear out camps of enemies relatively quickly without being hurt this way . <| sep |> I see many comments about legal stuff this is probably the American way , to start with restraining orders and lawyers and stuff . Then I see comments about money , as your parents may have had financial benefit from your sister ' s disability , which they would have lost now . Still , if that was the case I would expect to have seen that in your question . They got upset after hearing about the guardianship . I can ' t tell if this involves money or not . It could very well be . All this is useful and good to consider . You not only have to handle your sister , but your parents as well . It ' s something you do , because you have to . They should support you , and praise you . Somehow they can ' t do this . They seem to be in denial to see what is best for you and your sister . You need to find out why they react like this . Is it money ? Is it shame , that they see that they denied your sister proper support ? Do they feel like you set your sister up against them ? Even if this is not the case , and even if your sister is as glad to see her parents as always assuming she did so , your parents can see any cue as prove that you set your sister up against her . This is not about logic , or about your understanding , it ' s how they feel , and logic may be something from another universe in this case . How about family , aunts , grandparents , cousins , other brothers or sisters ? Friends of the parents that you know as well , neighbours ? What do they think ? Can they explain this ? Ask them , find out what this is about . You are 29 , your sister 23 . I don ' t know if you live alone , have to handle this all by yourself . If your parents start to harress her , make it impossible for you to live your life , then legal action may be the way to go . But for now , that is definitely the last option . Starting legal actions means another major burden on your life , plus a real big fight with your parents and possibly the rest of the family . Don ' t start unless there is no other way . Find professional support . The therapists and doctors of your sister might give support to you as well . Your sister ' s wellness depends on you and your well being , as well on her relationship with your parents . If her therapists can ' t help you , they will know who can . You have to find a way out of here and restore the relationship with your parents . For all you know , it might be something completely different . I just thought of a slumbering conflict between your parents , that was underlying all of this . Maybe one blaims the other for your sister . No logic here , just deep emotions about a lost future or something . This is pure speculation ! But it wouldn ' t be the first time if some other problem exists here , that is not related to you taking over care of your sister . Once again you need to find out what really motivates your parents . Shame is a big motivator . Finding a solution will make your life a lot easier . They could probably really help you out with many things if they turn their mind around .