Moonspear And into the fire we go

He had no idea what was going on. There was too much subtext, and Gannet didn't do subtle on any level. Drama, duplicity; all of it was above and beyond him, and suddenly, Gannet wasn't hugely interested in participating in this conversation any longer. He felt inexplicably forced into the middle of something unknown, and it killed any bit of the joy he'd felt only a short bit ago.

His ears tipped back when Hydra asked the question, and for the first time, he felt a touch of annoyance. It was an unwelcome emotion, and likely unfair, but her interruption had started the chaos, and it had resulted in Liffey running away with barely a goodbye.

"It doesn't matter." He said quietly. Then, with a slight lowering of respect to Charon, he turned, clearly indicating his desire to leave as well.