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Spyridon, of course, put the blame on himself. He was directly responsible for both Kevlyn and Larus, and any harm that would come to them was his fault. When Caiaphas put the blame on some other pack, though, he was shocked. Why would she not blame him? It was his duty to protect the young males of the pack, and yet he had failed. One had slipped away—or he had been stolen—and it had been Spyro's mistakes that had gotten them there. He had not been watchful enough, and he had not even known of the Duskfire wolves she spoke of.

Still, it was not his place to question who she blamed or even why (though she gave the second answer as well). "Τι θα θες να κάνω;" he asked. It was likely the only question he ever asked of the sisters, as he had been trained that most questions weren't worth asking. He needn't know every little detail of their lives or plans, only what they wished for him to know. Spyro suspected that he would be asked to help in searching for Larus, though doing so would require him to have somebody to do the talking. Perhaps it would be a task for himself and Kevlyn, since the boy spoke the common tongue well, and Spyro could act as the brawn.