Moonspear infestation, oppression, possession

Rather than an answer, the boy gives him teeth, putting himself between the stranger and Llewellyn. He is momentarily stunned at this affront before he bristles, fixing a cold blue stare on the child, wrath pulling at the corners of his mouth. A child of royalty he may be--but Llewellyn is a prince of a kingdom much mightier than Moonspear, and he will not take insubordination from a pup.

His brows draw together as he glares at Revui, attention only swayed away by the other man chiming in. He lifts his eyes to the dark stranger, calculating. "This is true?" he asks, glancing between the boy and the other. "Who are you? Where do you come from?"

It is clear that the child's judgment is quite clearly flawed, given that he sides with a stranger rather than someone pledged to protect his family. He is, however, only a child. Yet to learn of the nuances of manners and of loyalty. He will wait to hear an answer from the man, and hopefully, Amekaze will come soon, so that the matter can be settled altogether.