What if i said i don't care?

Rhyme never took his gaze off the captive, though he might have been the most likely to be bought out by a second customer. It seemed Rhyme had caught his attention, holding all the leverage Vlad would seemingly spill the truth. It could have been an intricate lie but he wasn't about to gain much from this one. He couldn't help but say a silent prayer of thanks that he'd gotten himself and his mother far away from that madness. Aria sought freedom as well as little Eulogy. He didn't know if either of them had the skills to survive on their own. Rhyme tried to protect them best he could but his time with them was limited at best. Now he had a chance. If he could find them.

Too much time might have already passed, another wolf could have picked them up. If they were anything like Tana they would likely attach themselves to the first wolves to walk by. His ears fell to his skull, he didn't like showing Vlad the emotion. However, a potential deal was forming. Not that he even had time for said plan.

He focused back on Vlad as he asked his question. Other siblings? "I didn't know him before, but Epitaph could very likely be my half brother. I know mother had more than one pup taken from her at birth." He answered, not having meant anything elusive in his words that prompted the question. "Could you find Eulogy?" He didn't add the if. If he weren't held captive. Rhyme wasn't about to offer freedom, especially with out talking to Shaye. However, he needed to know what he was working with. What Vlad could be useful for. Rhyme was caught up in thoughts of rescuing his young sister.