The Nightweaver shook his head slowly, his expression unreadable but his black eyes glinting with something close to skepticism.
"I just hope you know what you're doing, my Lord," he said, his voice flat but heavy with implication. His gaze lingered on Tharros, as if silently challenging him, daring him to prove otherwise.
Tharros's jaw tightened, his fists clenching at his sides as he tried to suppress the surge of irritation that rose within him. The Nightweaver's emotionless stare, the subtle doubt behind his words, stoked the embers of his anger.
"I do know what I'm doing," Tharros said, his voice low but firm, each word laced with restrained fury. "I'm not some fool blindly chasing revenge. Every step I take is deliberate." He took a step closer to the Nightweaver, his eyes narrowing. "Don't mistake my patience for weakness."
The Nightweaver didn't flinch, but the slightest twitch of his jaw betrayed his unease.