Lethys ignores Sweetheart, since she seems to be so focused on his own Creature. But he does offer Laetes one command: "Do not stray far."
Laetes huffs in response. He'll stray where Sweetheart strays, obviously. He doesn't have a choice.
With a grumble, the wolf approaches Sweetheart and stops just short. Look, he's following. And he is quite good at this part. He raises his wet nose to the air and sniffs, then points in the same direction: yes, there is food that way, if that's what she's after. (Another growl, this time from his stomach. Laetes' ears flatten back irritably at Sweetheart's convenient timing.)
Lethys hesitates. He has cultivated the godly art of never revealing information - secret or not - to other gods. It's gotten him the upper hand a few times before (unfair is fair, when it comes to the Void). What use are secrets now, though?
He can still be cautious.
"How much do you know of Creatures?" he asks, in an offhand sort of way, as though he's simply curious now that they're on the subject.
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Laetes huffs in response. He'll stray where Sweetheart strays, obviously. He doesn't have a choice.
With a grumble, the wolf approaches Sweetheart and stops just short. Look, he's following. And he is quite good at this part. He raises his wet nose to the air and sniffs, then points in the same direction: yes, there is food that way, if that's what she's after. (Another growl, this time from his stomach. Laetes' ears flatten back irritably at Sweetheart's convenient timing.)
Lethys hesitates. He has cultivated the godly art of never revealing information - secret or not - to other gods. It's gotten him the upper hand a few times before (unfair is fair, when it comes to the Void). What use are secrets now, though?
He can still be cautious.
"How much do you know of Creatures?" he asks, in an offhand sort of way, as though he's simply curious now that they're on the subject.