[Klayko]

Oh, was it truly his day? The male was just told that all his years of waiting had finally come to an end. It should be relief really. Would he rub it in the face of others like most had done before? Tell them he was off to some better place? Maybe he would scream with tears full of regret for not having magic and being landed in such a situation like others have done as well. No. He just felt completely indifferent about the matter.

"Very well, Master Minos," he minded his manners when addressing him. "What is it you would have me do that I must succeed at?"

He didn't ask what the consequences would be were he to fail. It was better to hear of the odd job firstly, he thought. There were reasons why Trystan did not last long with "masters." He just saw them as individuals who felt they were important because they could wave their fingers and make magic happen. Honestly, from how he was raised, he didn't see much of a difference asides from that, but there were many that did and so he usually kept quiet unless it was something he refused to bite his tongue on. It was that specific reason why many usually sent him back, making him a Cursed Curse, he liked to think. That was the past and this was the present though. What indeed did this Minos have in mind for him.