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Tristodd immediately turned to look at Laeonas when the man started to interrogate him about Jobin. “No? He is only a friend.” the young Brentioch didn’t understand why his cousin thought that the Chandrilan had only accepted to help him because he owed him something. “Besides, I don’t need to...

”I have practice.” Tristodd said, but didn’t want to give more details about it. Telling a cousin that he knew for less than a year that he learned to be stealth because his parents hated when he left his room without permission and he needed to do it in secret wasn’t something that he wanted to...

Tristodd loved Chandrilla, and he knew exactly why. The planet was full of green plains, the sky was blue without any pollution, the cities were clean and there were oceans. Oceans! He could have complained when his parents sent him to study there, but in the end he had loved every second of...

Tristodd waited patiently until Claudias emerged from the room. He was surprised that Andronikas allowed his own brother to use a primitive wheelchair. It was so… unworthy of the noble House Tannaras. It could only be part of his uncle’s punishment. Even him wasn’t going to escape from what they...

Tristodd listened impassively to Andronikas’ speech. Arguing against would have no effect. The young Brentioch had already expected a punishment, trying to say anything would only make the situation worse. At least his uncle didn’t try to send a task force after Anna and Saura. The only bad...

Tristodd watched while the servants of House Tannaras grabbed his uncle in a way that he couldn’t consider gentle. It was their fault for making Claudias faint and now they treated the man like he was a bag full of potatoes. It was absurd and the young Brentioch felt his blood boil. “Be careful...

Tristodd nodded while his uncle talked. Rather than finding comfort in Claudias' words, the young Brentioch could only question his own integrity. He had thought that what he did was to help Anna and her unborn child be happy in a safe place. However, what the older man said made him think if it...

”If you are sure about it.” Tristodd said, uncertain if his uncle was right about the situation back in Brentaal being calm. If his parents discovered what had been happening and what he did, they would be furious. He doubted that Anna and the baby would be safe even on another planet. While...

Livilla watched impassively while her brother had an outburst. He still acted as a child, screaming of how he was the leader of the family and that their father was a monster. These revelations were no surprise for her. Even if she loved her father, the woman was very aware that the man could be...

Livilla raised an eyebrow when Andronikas tried to intimidate her. Caledan had tried to use the same domineering presence over her for years and it never worked. It wasn’t going that pitiful attempt of her brother that would change her opinion about Claudias, who would always remain as an...

”Perhaps you are right. Even if Claudias was this type of man, I doubt that any woman would have interest in him. Not even the dirtiest of the prostitutes would want to sleep with that.” Livilla said, full of disgust. Differently of Andronikas, she despised their brother. Much of it was the...

”Yes, it’s crazy!” Tristodd said, before laughing with his uncle. He didn’t believe that there was any man in the entire Galaxy that would be capable of loving Sibyl. Behind her good appearance there was a pit of darkness that would suck the happiness of anyone that tried to approach. Besides...

Tristodd was opening the door of the room when Laeonas started to talk again. He didn’t understand why the other was angry, but hearing his cousin saying such comments about his own mother was enough to make the young Brentioch pissed. Saura could have a somewhat annoying accent and constantly...

Tristodd smiled when his uncle said that he preferred his praises rather than having a marble statue. The young Brentioch shared a similar feeling, believing that a sincere expression of gratitude was far better than a monument in honor of the vanity of a noble. After his uncle started to...

Before Tristodd could leave, he heard Laeonas shouting. He turned in time to see the other man walking toward him, fury burning at his eyes. Then, the young Brentioch felt his Datapad leaving his hands and flying toward his cousin. He was surprised with the fact that the other man was also a...

Tristodd raised an eyebrow when Laeonnas answered his question. Sometime ago, the young Brentioch could have accused the man of being a liar. After all, anyone could say that was the bastard child of a noble, but proving it was something totally different. However, he was sure that the man in...

Tristodd was still digesting what he had discovered when Leonkri arrived at the waiting room. The man seemed to be happier than before, making the Brentaalan conclude that everything went well with Laeonas. Due to the possibility of them being relatives, he felt relieved. “If it wasn't for you...

When Claudias started his passionate speech about the Brentaalan statues, Tristodd simply shrugged. Even if he was simply a second son, the young Brentioch never cared about receiving this type of recognition. His job with politics and charity were only because he liked others, not as a way of...

Tristodd smiled at his uncle’s comment, being happy with the fact that the man thought that he was doing something great. ”Well, I don’t want a marble statue. They are a stupid tradition. Besides, I would die with shame if people stared at a naked version of me.” in his opinion, it would be so...

Tristodd’s musings about his ancestry were disturbed by Claudias’ voice. “Thank you, uncle. I never thought that I would do something like that either.” if someone asked years ago that he would be brave enough to not only adopt two Firrerreos, but also to help the pregnant lover of his brother...