The question that came was only to be expected; the mermanta had not been subtle in his questions, nor had he seen any reason to be. Though he appreciated learning of the experiences and opinions of the demigods he spoke with as simply and honestly as possible, without the bias of expectation for why he was asking. Not, at least, until later. Hadama tilted his head in confirmation of Sunjata's guess. "Yes. By Safrin," he said in forthright explanation.
Given how Sunjata had spoken of his pact with Frey so far, the answer did not surprise the Tidebreaker. In his own way the Flood seemed as content and proud of his bond with the god of sex and nature as Noah and Ronin were of their own respective loyalties. Though his tale carried with it more of a cautionary note in making such a deal for the wrong reasons, and it gave Hadama much to think about.
Silence settled around them for a little while, comfortable and unhurried before Hadama spoke again, perhaps changing the subject slightly as he looked beyond Sunjata's shoulder to the island behind him. "What brought you here today?" he asked, courteously curious.
Given how Sunjata had spoken of his pact with Frey so far, the answer did not surprise the Tidebreaker. In his own way the Flood seemed as content and proud of his bond with the god of sex and nature as Noah and Ronin were of their own respective loyalties. Though his tale carried with it more of a cautionary note in making such a deal for the wrong reasons, and it gave Hadama much to think about.
Silence settled around them for a little while, comfortable and unhurried before Hadama spoke again, perhaps changing the subject slightly as he looked beyond Sunjata's shoulder to the island behind him. "What brought you here today?" he asked, courteously curious.
