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*Mutters, "Blast-it Drama-Queen". Steps up security.*

Someone, anyone? Request he change back.

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And why would we want that?

*Bows respectfully.*

For the survival of the ocean.

*raises an eyebrow at the bow, but nods nonetheless*

He works better as an adult.

'Clothes' do not make the man.

His attitude? Unacceptable in any form.

His attitude? How gods operate, Madame.

Who do you think you speak to?

A god and a Queen, Madame.

One with an attitude of her own, sir. His, however, is sometimes... misplaced.

Poseidon is wise, when he chooses to be. His melancholy will pass.

It is not my intention to judge the old-ones attitudes, their wisdom or their reasoning for doing; I merely tell what I know of them.

Very well, Madame, if you believe such things will pass I will not broach the subject of Poseidon’s safety again. Your pardon, for bothering you.

*Knightly bow, waiting to be dismissed.*

He merely has disappointment over his wife's... *wrinkles nose* decision.

*a nod of the head*

It is not my place to discuss his lordship personal affairs, however, I am aware of the situation. The subject of this conversation is no longer of any importance, I will not trouble you with the matter.

Good day, Madame.

It is also not your place to dismiss me, Captain. Remember that in the future.

I am bold. I am fearless. A fool I am not. I do not take it upon myself to dismiss a Goddess and Queen.

I acknowledge the conversation need not continue and bid you farewell.
You may draw from those two acts what you wish. If you demand an apology for the imagined offense, it will be forthcoming.

I will not ask for forgiveness because I am at fault, for my actions are free from malice. The apology, will be done to suit your station and to avoid shame upon the house of Poseidon.

*narrows eyes* Get out of my sight.

As you wish, Madame. *Bows.* *Disappears using the 'between'.*

No.

*Bows respectfully.*

As you wish, Madame.

Seems stupid to me. Guess immortality makes age matter less.

Proves immortality does not give more wisdom.

Seems to be true from what I've seen.

An unfortunate truth.

Especially when their followers take on their wisdom.

One man’s drink, is another man’s poison.

Some more than others.

I'll admit it worries me seeing him like that.

(locked)

As it should, his lordship is vulnerable in his current form.

Do you think any of us could get through to him? I'm not above trying but you know how he can be.

(locked)

It is why I asked, someone may be able to do so. As it is, I am using all I have at my disposal to, how can I say this?---persuade him---to reconsider. If he realizes what I am doing, I pray I can move away fast enough before he reacts in anger.

Well, better to try and fail than to not bother at all.

I'll take a crack at it too.

(locked)

It is my duty to protect him, I must bother.

As you wish, Madame. Good luck.

And yourself. I suspect we'll both be needing it.

*sighs*

He'll do as he pleases.

That is true, of his lordship.

Hopefully, he will come around. Eventually.

Madame, I prefer eventually be now.

Your wishes are not his wishes.

Reality verses wishes. Reality will win.

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