Hades threw the fish back at Elmar. It landed in Elmar's teacup. Elmar didn't mind. He was not going to drink from it either way.
"You have no restraint," Hades chided and Elmar smiled at him, the last fits of laughter leaving his system. "You have to measure your words more carefully. What were you thinking, saying bane of the moon?"
"How do you know that was what I said in my mind?" Elmar asked.
Hades regarded him like he was just a foolish child.
"This is my domain," the deity answered. "Nothing escapes me here. Now, that you have the life-extending ring, when are you going for the other two?"
"Well, can't it wait for a couple of years? I have the right to remain at the orphanage for another three years," Elmar asked, but Hades' blank expression didn't give him much hope.
"No, I have been waiting for five thousand years. I can't even talk to my wife."