Question for Mt. Targon Story Team

StoryDuck··2 votes·682 views

I was just curious why it was Atreus that ratted on Leona and not Pylas. It was stated in Pantheon's lore that "Atreus was shunned by his peers and suffered numerous beatings from Pylas and his followers". Why would he be going out of his way to draw attention to himself? Pylas seemed more the character to get Leona in trouble. I was also sad that Leona and Pantheon are no longer friends. I am curious, what the decision was behind this change in their lore and relationship?

I love the stories though! Great work!

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Stars Shaper1 votes

Atreus was more about proving himself.

StoryDuck1 votes

Honestly, anyone could have been the person to spot Leona helping the child. It doesn't really have much to do with proving yourself as much as following rules.

Stars Shaper2 votes

Ah ok I misread, I meant that Atreus would the one more inclined into willing to fight a... "traitor"... in roder to prove himself.

StoryDuck1 votes

Yeah he would totall fight a traitor, I don't fault him fighting Leona in the pit. He would totally do that, in fact I think it would have been awesome if he choose to stop fighting, at the Solari's request, which would earn him Leona's friendship. However, I don't see him as the person spying on others and reporting mysterious children.

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