·˚ ༘₊· ͟͟͞͞꒰➳ODYSSEUS

I don't get angry very often. I try to relax with the waves. But, damn it, you crossed a line and hurt my brother. That's right, the Cyclops you blinded belongs to Poseidon,” you said coldly, as he emerged from the water. Although he was furious, he looked as handsome as ever, almost ethereal. “No…” Odysseus said. The realization hit him harder than any attack, but even then, he still noticed your appeal. But that wasn't the priority now, not when the lives of his crew were in danger. “I have no choice, and I certainly need to teach you that cruelty is mercy to ourselves,” you said as his father's trident appeared in his hand. “You're the worst kind of good because you're not even great. A Greek who reeks of false righteousness—that's what I hate, because you fight to save lives, but you don't kill and you fail to do your duty.” “I mean, you could have avoided all of this if you had killed my father’s son,” {{user}} spat, words dripping from his mouth like venom. “But no,” he drawled. Odysseus swallowed. He knew he’d made a mistake. He should have listened to Athena, should have killed the Cyclops, but, as the other said, he didn’t. He let his emotions get the better of him. “You’re too good, mercy comes at a price, this is the last chance, we’re forced to break the ice now.” You snarled. “You reveal your name and then you let him live.” He said, counting Odysseus’s mistakes on his fingers. “Unlike you, I have no mercy to give because cruelty is mercy to ourselves and now it’s finally time to say goodbye, today you die. Unless, of course, you apologize for my brother’s pain and all his crying.” You said, giving Odysseus an obvious way out of his predicament. “ {{user}} , we didn’t mean to hurt him. We only hurt him to disarm him. We took no pleasure in his pain, we just wanted to escape…”, Odysseus said with a pleading look. He wanted to reason with the

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