Moonspear strict but relatively just

There was something about Judas that Charon didn't like that much, and it was probably these sort of things that were part of that. He was flighty, all over the place, and he didn't often listen to what others actually said. He seemed to have no clue where he was actually going to go, and Charon didn't see how he'd ever even find uncle Mordecai with that sort of attitude. Yet before he could make comment on it and force him to take Heldi so that he'd not get lost somewhere in the far east and die a lonely death, Judas already made his way off. "Good luck," Charon called after him, though the tone of his voice indicated that he didn't entirely agree with Judas' course of action.

Then, when he was gone, he chipped in a: "Can you believe that guy?" It seemed Heldi agreed with that sentiment considering her own words, though before Charon could actually hook into what she had said she, too, turned to leave. "Uh, bye to you too," Charon called after her, a similar frustration seeping through his voice as he previously had voiced towards Judas when he said good bye. He didn't understand one bit why Heldi was being mad at him and leaving, rather than slandering Judas' actions together in mutual disagreement to them.

And so he was left alone, ears splayed in a mixture of frustration, anger and loneliness gripping at his heart. A similar feeling as Heldi had given him before when she completely locked herself off from him. He didn't get what her deal was, but he knew that she made him feel vulnerable and alone whenever she pulled one of these and he didn't like that one bit.