[center][h3][b][u]Seyrun Leviathan[/u]
[sup]Scandinavia[/sup][/b][/h3][/center]
With the sudden, unforeseen finale of their skirmish, Seyrun was left in a state of —bitterness, perhaps?— What was all it for in the end?

[i]"At least I didn't have to waste any hard to replace resources,"[/i] the young Scandinavian magus thought. Suddenly, her lips curled into a smirk, just before Seyrun would turn around to the seeming leader of the guards. "I trust that material compensation isn't too much to ask for our services, is it? After all, the Children of Alfodr always repay their debts in kind and degree, isn't it?"

Perhaps some of the others might see Seyrun as being stingy, or downright immoral, for asking for compensation in a time like this. However, being a Scandinavian who still followed the old pagan traditions, she knew very well that not asking for it was a far bigger offense.

While she waited for an answer, Seyrun draped herself in Tamamo's fur once more. When it comes down to utility, Seyrun really had the best servant of their lot, uh?

[center][h3][b][u]Atalanta, the Virgin Huntress[/u]
[sup]Babylonia[/sup][/b][/h3][/center]
"Indeed, I've seen," Atalanta replied to Kintoki's excited question. "You are every bit of what I expected, Goldie." In fact that was true. Kintoki was every bit as powerful as Atalanta thought him to be, right on par with Heracles. Perhaps his technique was even more brutal, but it certainly lacked the refinement one would become used to after being witness to uncountable uses of Nine Lives. Well, there's only so much one can ask of a Heroic Spirit not from the Age of Gods, after all.

When the golem was finally felled, or rather, immobilized by the King of Heroes' Companion, Atalanta observed it bend under its own weight and finally meet the chains which would keep it secure. She imagined that it wouldn't have been too different from when the Titans were thrown into the pits of Tartarus, even thought this construct lacked the mark of something from her time, like those produced by Daedalus.

"Let me do it," Atalanta replied to Kintoki, before leaping from his shoulder, somersaulting over some more unimportant enemies until she landed over the Golem, to check it especially looking for any visible weak points or information that could lead to its creator, like a trail of scent.

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