Moonspear infestation, oppression, possession

He rumbles silent agreement as Amekaze begins to interrogate him, picking into his vague answers, his. . .general sense of mystery. He does not altogether trust this man, nor the boy who has brought him in, but what he does trust is his queen's judgment. Llewellyn stands and stares in silence, eyes moving back and forth between the interviewer and interviewee. Behemoth continues to state his case, and when he falls silent, the prince looks to Ame, gently questioning.

They do need more warriors. But this man, from nowhere, with no real skills? He can be trained, perhaps, but do they really want this rogue on their side? Llewellyn holds back his own judgment in favor of Ame's, keeping his sapphire gaze steely and impartial as silence falls within the group assembled.