May I Borrow A Cup Of Sugar?

Although he tried not to look too keen given the brevity of the topic, Tyrian wished to hear more about Aureus' "idiot" uncle Archon. He had so many questions around that man in particular. Was this Archon a pariah, a black sheep, of sorts? The Rhyme of his family, maybe? Tyrian had been under the impression that all Abraxas were loony but perhaps there were different factions. Maybe there were some who didn't think of themselves as gods. It was an interesting thought and if true it would shatter most if not all of his preconceptions.

"Ah," he said glibly, "Archon. There is a name I recognize. I believe he was up to some mischief here in Boreas not all that long ago." Hopefully Aureus would bite and share more about the man and the family in general. If Archon was a black sheep, Tyrian had a feeling Aureus would explain his family as he saw it in order to distance himself from his uncle's heretical ways. That's what he would do it confronted with the notoriety of a member of his family whose actions or words didn't jive with his views.