Neverwinter Forest Destiny was close behind her,

Sullivan clenched his jaw and looked away when Caerus responded, realizing that he had been wrong. He flattened his ears, and his tail tapped across the frozen ground. "'M sorry," Sullivan apologized, summoning the courage to look at his brother again. 

With his apology given, Sullivan could now move on and enjoy the game. His emotions flip-flopped, changing from sad to happy within the blink of an eye. "Okay!" he agreed once Miriam had said the name of the game; he'd never played this before! She listed two truths and a lie, and Sullivan considered the statements for a moment before replying. 

He was stumped; he didn't even notice that Finín was nearby. 

"Uh...." he drawled, glancing at his brother to see if he knew, "Is it that you worship the Horned God and the Goddess?" Having two-mothers seemed more realistic to him.