Greatwater Lake The Great Skua

Greyjoy nodded quietly, continuing to eat his fish while she spoke. Akantha stood then, returning to the shore to give back the remaining bones, before taking a dip. "She is," he said with a nod, not seeing any reason to speak more on the matter. The Sea was much smarter than any creature beneath Her. Greyjoy watched Akantha dive beneath the waters and resurface, only to swim in lazy circles.

Akantha's words were somewhat blasphemous, if another siren had heard her speak them. Greyjoy understood her impatience, her eagerness to return to the Sea; he himself felt the same pull to return to the Drowned God, to smell the salt and taste it on the wind. But he did not say such things aloud. "We go where Aktaiê leads, when she deems it appropriate. We will soon reunite with the Mother Sea, Μύστης Αγκάθι."