thunder gods returning

It was settled then, good. If nothing else the Viking tended to his business quickly, didn't leave it festering for too long, didn't run the risk of having it rot from within. Hattori had been thinking about what he expected in return, because he understood that not specifying what he wanted left a gaping void in their wake. What ifs and possibilities, a shadow looming over Víðarr shoulders, and though Hattori could not say he was pleased he was not so petty that he intended to use this as a stick to beat the other man with. That would require effort Hattori did not wish to expend, if nothing else.

"Your effort is noted, you have travelled far." If nothing Hattori could appreciate the fact it was a long walk and that the Viking clearly did not belong in such a climate. Hattori wondered what the Viking had in mind, if he had any counteroffers, something to help smoothen over relations, other than the drinks he had brought last time. "And what is it you wish to say?"