Disputes

*Odysseus* · 02-25-2019, 07:48 PM

As Tyranis approached Odysseus studied him carefully. He didn't know what to make of the man and his current condition but he was inclined to not think nice things. Any man who considered himself a demon (or the son of a god for that matter) was not a man that should tasked with childcare. Now, whether or not Tyranis genuinely believed himself to be a lightning demon was debatable. Odysseus hoped what he'd seen was a performance; a misguided attempt to instill fear into the hearts of his enemies. But what was hoped for and what was reality were not always the same.

Odysseus remained silent and unmoving as Shaye and Tyranis spoke, and as Shaye made it clear she intended to treat Tyranis' wounds. He would give aid if it was asked of him or if Tyranis seemed receptive, but not a moment sooner. There was still the very real possibility that Tyranis would react badly to what Shaye was asking of him and Odysseus wasn't about to let his alpha get blindsided by an attack.

He liked Shaye's suggestion. It struck him as a decent compromise that would allow them to get a better understanding of the situation they'd found themselves in. The deal would allow Abaven to take back their support of Leera guilt free if she was found to be disingenuous and it would strengthen their resolve if she was found to be truthful.

"Odysseus" and "Olafur"

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