Halwyn

"Right." He was taking this too seriously right? It was just a normal day, but he would have Halwyn with him. Yeah he was taking this too seriously because he didn't even pay attention to how good Halwyn looked until now. He hoped that didn't make him an asshole. "You look quite handsome by the way."

"Thank you. So do you. We preferred how you look the other day however." Halwyn smiled, "We were given advice of what to wear now, but it doesn't seem as different as when we were awake." A business suit was a business suit.

Yerai's eyebrow went up. It was what the claim they were making about themselves, but also how he could tell that he was powerful. It was creepy at minimum. "Why would my strength matter? Are you afraid of me?"

"We are not, but as we are creatures who can connect, sometimes it happens out of our control. It will happen more if both people are unbalanced in their dynamic." Halwyn explained.

"Are you saying all the others don't have the skill and experience that you do?" He asked him. He thought that was an interesting statement.

"No, we are saying that you are too powerful for the other hellhounds." Halwyn said. "We all hellhounds do, but we are the most compatible with your vessel and we have the most experience in this fuse."

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Halwyn smiled at Melvin. He was dressed as professionally as he could, suit and all; Melvin insistent too. He was one of he owner of Eichen House and he had to look the part. In that he agreed with it. Martin helped him with everything else. "That's why we are here. We want to see how its is going, what we could learn."

"Sure." Might as well put a face on the other that way he knew who to watch out for even more. His idea however was worth of an eyebrow raise. "Pair? That's quite the idea. Who would I be paired with?" Yerai asked.

"With us probably. You seem to quite powerful, quite experience. It is only fair for you to receive someone to match that experience." Halwyn responded.

Yerai expected a vision or two if that was ever to happen, but he was not wrong. When the balance of the world was so corrupted, the wild hunt was tempted to activate. "Can you give me some time to considerate it?"

"Of course. Would you like to meet the other hellhound or just keep it between us?" Halwyn asked. "We had the idea of a hellhound being paired with a banshee. We already have one instance of a pair that seem to be quite connected and it may put us at a disadvantage to break that."

And there had been. His nature made sure to feel a lot of them. "Are you implying the wild hunt might come to balance out the deaths in town?" Is that way so many hellhounds are in town. That would make some sense.

"It might happen. It has happen before." Halwyn said. "And if you didn't know, they can take control over us to make us complete their mission." They said.

"We were frozen and woke up. The prison might be weakening. There is no way of fixing that so all we can do is prepare for when the battle comes." They said.

"And you are confident that it will come?" It was not that he didn't care. It was that Atlas was his priority. "What would you want from me?" He asked.

"We are confident that it will. From what we have been told, there has been many deaths, many supernatural events. Eventually this will cause the wild hunt to happen." Halwyn said. "If it continues, but all we want is for you to work with us, to assist us in our missions and to keep all supernatural safe."

That didn't help him to understand, but he took the information as given. "Then why are you here? Are you afraid it will escape soon?" He asked.

"We were frozen and woke up. The prison might be weakening. There is no way of fixing that so all we can do is prepare for when the battle comes." They said.