My father did not take it well that I went ahead and told Poseidon behind his back. Not that it was his decision to tell or not. Though I guess I should have asked, he was technically part of the secret as well. But it's not like I told Cronus, and I truly believed Poseidon was on our side. Well, on my side at least. According to Cronus all he does is sit, listen and observe while they plan. He only ever spoke up for me and to me.
I said I would trust my instincts more and I felt I like I needed to go back to town and talk to Gabriel. I don't know why I felt I needed to, but something was telling me he was here for a reason. There was no way for him to know who or what I was, so I know that wasn't why he was here. He couldn't know I was part of the opposite side of the war because nothi
