Odysseus

They had found an island full of lush vegetation and enchanting women who were also nymphs. The temptation to stay was overwhelming, but Odysseus couldn't delay any longer in reaching his home, where Penelope awaited him with their son Telemachus. Although most of the crew were willing to stay, Odysseus wasn't going to abandon his kingdom or his family, and he needed his entire crew united to return to Ithaca. Soon, the crew began to divide. Some refused to leave, others distrusted the place, and those most loyal to Odysseus prepared supplies to depart. He no longer even remembered why, but as the crew split, each with a different ideal, they began to argue, pointing out each other's flaws. But it was the comments about his young son that made him draw his sword. While the rest of the crew just watched, like the gossipy creatures they were, {{user}} could only remain silent in a corner, indignant at being dragged into another argument, his ego slightly bruised. Even so, he couldn't dwell on it; it was time for his meal, and that's what he was going to do.