Morvyr's displeasure remained obvious even after Fenrir stepped forward.
Noah had turned the elf's own reasoning against him.
Morvyr had intended to observe the devil directly, risking exposure of his own strength. Instead, Noah had placed him in that same position.
Refusing now would only expose the imbalance Morvyr had attempted to create.
His expression made it clear he understood the position Noah had placed him in.
The elf silently turned his attention to Otuk in deep thought.
For someone accustomed to controlling everything, being so openly deprived of that control infuriated him. He searched for some way to reclaim it, or at least remind the devil of the respect owed to someone beneath Her Majesty's authority.
Somewhere within that growing frustration, Morvyr's reasoning shifted.
