Ankyra Sound who do you battle in your dreams?

He remains stoic and unafraid in the face of everything, even the creeping discomfort he feels as the honeycrisp harlot's gaze warms towards him, body pointed suggestively in his direction.  Although he is nearly full-sized and considered an adult in the eyes of Drageda, he is still months away from being even a year old and is devoid of any signs (mental or physical) of being sexually mature.  He still doesn't know how babies are made, and he still doesn't know that he doesn't actually have two moms — but he knows that he decidedly does not like whatever it is this woman is trying to do.

But even deeper than that there is something about Tux that had not quite surfaced before this moment, or at the very least had been shielded from his own recognition.  

If one were to take Caiaphas' words and take them at face value, devoid of tone and inclination, they would not seem very threatening.  It is a valid question; although he is prepared to battle, he is (at least this point in time) confused as to why it might be received so poorly.  Eastwood accuses her of wanting to do more than just hosting a lunch.  It's simple, and he knows that logically the other boy wouldn't say that without a reason, but he can't place why.  Vercingetorix, on the other hand, tells them to get lost.  Now that's something he can get behind.