The child seated on the brass throne watched the mortal battle with great interest. Although it could no longer be called a evenly matched fight, seeing his favored youth standing in the forefront facing danger every time still made him admire the mortal's bravery.
What a pity, he thought, if the young man could become his champion, he would have prepared for him the grandest conquest, a battle to sweep across the whole world, an eternal war with only one victor. Whichever world he chose, he would grant him the finest champions and battalions at his disposal.
But the youth was not willing; the child had rejected him time and again, and the presence of Nameless made it impossible for him to bestow his blessings forcibly on the youth.