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The boy was softspoken, seemingly shy in was that his brother was assuredly not. He might have mistaken the boy for Gunnar if not for the fact that Levi seemed close in age to Charon, where Gunnar might not have been. So marked was the visible difference in the demeanor and appearance that, for a moment, Aesop feared he had made some mistake with his assumption.

"Right," he replied, uncomfortable. "I'm Aesop. Listen, you up to anything right now? I could use an extra hand in something." Ever the good influence, Aesop planned on roping Levi into helping him get up to no good.