I like Perseus' backstory! It's terrible but after all, so very realistic for those times. Of course he can't find into his new role so fast and it comforts me that Meda doesn't expect him to. Hesperia has two very wise new members! I also quite liked the comparison to bees - it's indeed a true one, worker bees don't have much of a choice in which function they fulfill. Mother nature chooses it for them (and, I mean, the drones do die after mating)
LOL "you may stop peacocking" is such a mood :joy: However, I don't understand why Perseus is so eager to receive attention. After all, if he does, he will die eventually. That can't be what he's aiming at? Maybe this hunt for attention is a remnant of his former life at the court, where attention is a necessary evil to survive.
