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They spent a short moment in one another's silence, likely both unsure how to proceed, but then Larus spoke. Kevlyn's ears turned automatically to the sound of the other boy's voice, but rather than looking at his fellow Spawn, the Ostrega looked out to the thing of interest: the water. He knew its name because of Spyridon, and he knew its dangers because of both his lessons and his instincts. He'd been born at the ocean's side, but never considered it an entity, not like the sirens.

Still, he'd been taught by sirens, and so he named it what they named it: "Μητέρα Θάλασσα," he said, then to clarify, "Mother Sea." Kevlyn had a real mother, though, her face a hazy memory. He knew he wasn't the sea's child, but since he was told to think of it that way, he forced himself to do it. "I dunno what's in it," he admitted childishly. Its name was well known, but its contents and its secrets were hidden. Maybe one day, as a consort, he would understand its true significance.