...look into a wolf's eyes. You'll never be the same again.
Sah's lips twitched, "Maybe." If he had only been just better than Neron, that'd still be a failure in his eyes. He'd heard what the hybrid had done. And although he got along relatively well with the man, Neron was undeniably a mess.
The Outlander mirrored the shrug, "It might have been extenuating circumstances, who knows." The Demi-god was a clever one. If he had let Neron feed off of him, Sah imagines there was good reason. Maybe a strategy was in place that they were yet unaware. Or maybe Remi gave Neron the manticore shift, knowing he couldn't control it. That was a stretch though and Sah stopped that train of thought, lest he let his imagination run wild again.
"Charming?" Sah snorted out a laugh, "I wish." Luka seemed to have taken after him temperament -wise. At least to an extent. Hopefully his son would have better restraint then he had had at his age. Soleil was just a sweetheart though. At Deimos' words, Sah glanced up the stairs to where the library was held.
He made his way up and pried open the door, coughing at the wave of dust that rose up at the action. "At least nothing looks damaged," Sah noted once the dust settled.
The Outlander mirrored the shrug, "It might have been extenuating circumstances, who knows." The Demi-god was a clever one. If he had let Neron feed off of him, Sah imagines there was good reason. Maybe a strategy was in place that they were yet unaware. Or maybe Remi gave Neron the manticore shift, knowing he couldn't control it. That was a stretch though and Sah stopped that train of thought, lest he let his imagination run wild again.
"Charming?" Sah snorted out a laugh, "I wish." Luka seemed to have taken after him temperament -wise. At least to an extent. Hopefully his son would have better restraint then he had had at his age. Soleil was just a sweetheart though. At Deimos' words, Sah glanced up the stairs to where the library was held.
He made his way up and pried open the door, coughing at the wave of dust that rose up at the action. "At least nothing looks damaged," Sah noted once the dust settled.
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