Two hours later, the old farmer and the blue-eyed man had talked at length.
They had talked so much with each other that it seemed as though all the enemies between them had disappeared.
The Luthor Patriarch had once ordered the assassination of the All-King's consorts, a retaliation for Kael causing the death of one of the latter's sons.
They talked about this. Although none of them said they would forgive each other outright, they chose to keep it under wraps for now.
It was hard to imagine that the All-King had a single atom of forgiveness in his heart.
He didn't.
But he also did not keep things to heart. His desire for revenge was hardly emotional, and if there was a better outcome for not taking revenge, he would entertain the idea.
The Luthor Patriarch was also willing to push the conflict between the two factions aside.
The only thing that remained was Gabriel, who was out there doing who knew what. But that was none of their business right now.
