Triton
“Father, Lariya speaks the truth. I looked into her mind and saw everything she told us to be true.” I insist, my voice echoing in the vast chamber that is my father’s study.
Poseidon’s eyes narrow in contemplation, taking a moment to process my words. “And what do you propose we do with her now that she’s proven innocent? Because I’m assuming someone used Lariya as a scapegoat.”
I sigh heavily. “We must keep Lariya imprisoned for now. For her own safety and for the sake of the truth we seek. Someone is trying to kill my wife, Father, and they’re using Lariya to take the fall.”
Poseidon nods, his expression unreadable. “Very well. But remember, Triton, appearances are often deceptive in the realms of the deep.”
“I know that, Father.” I scrub my hands over my face. “I don’t unde
