Ankyra Sound "Neither."

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He eyes the pale shape that approaches with some mistrust, but, after a beat, shifts to give the boy more room on the stone. Eurycrates dislikes letting others so close in his moments of. . .openness. (He would call it weakness; his poet brothers would argue that openness is, in fact, strength. Pah!) There is no escape from it now, though. The invitation has been made.
Are you a man of the stars? he rumbles, glancing toward the young wolf. He must be--why else seek company this time of night, and on such a night? The titan braces himself for a discussion of the cosmos, a subject he knows next to nothing about.

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