He was pleased, truly, to hear the summons of his chosen Queen- his mind so very filled with thoughts on each and every facet of activity that had been very near upon the point of seeking her himself- if only to demand she listen to the thoughts that buzzed within his mind, each threatening to consume him with the endless possibilities to which it’s merits were held. He was only a short distance from his den when she called, the thought of sleeping in a near impossibility for a mind so sharp and alert within the world, gold and copper ears turned towards the sound before the strangely dark-eyed male allowed his stocky form to hurry away from his vast collection of pressed flowers- a botanical hobby to which he found great favour, and towards the Lady Daenerys whom had seated herself outside his home. Her promptness was a pleasing thing, the early morning by far the best time to hold any sort of analytical discussion. After all- the mind was sharpest at this time and best put to use. He hardly has any doubts as to the function of his own and yet his Queen perhaps was best and most invigorated in the mornings and as such he finds himself hurried to reach her as if truly he fears her mental function may well decrease in this time and rob him of the chance to fully discuss his reasoning, understanding and delight in many of the occurrences of late. He is loath not to have a job, relishes each and every event to which he can be best put to use and as such he is very near delirious with the wealth of information stored within his mind.

“Indeed, I would be delighted to discuss the current matters of our lands with you. I have done a significant amount of research into these matters and I belive we should go pack by pack. You mentioned Diveen first- so we will begin there.”

He moves to seat himself very near atop the unfortunate Alphess in his rush to speak, words very near catapulting from his lips with his desire to release them.

“You will know of course of the taking of the Diveen throne by Covet, only to return that throne less then a few months later to the very Angels he so claims to despise. When Covet took the throne of Diveen I did not anticipate he would hold it for long, either through his defeat by another, younger Angel or because of his own plans and I was evidently correct in my assumptions. When Covet sought other stand for a claim to the throne of Diveen you will know well that I stood for such a thing for I have never made it secret my own lineage of my rightful claim to such a throne. Yet my reasons were not as wholly honourable perhaps as they may well have been given to seem. My mind is of a political front and I seek information others may not always provide so willingly.”

His lips pull into a grin then, a look very near devious were it worn upon any other save for Pan as those brilliant white fangs flash towards her.

“I desired to know what the conditions of the crown of Diveen would be and as such I stepped forward so that it might be made that I might hear them before I declined. Had I been chosen to wear the crown of Diveen I cannot say whether I would have maintained it or simply returned it to those whom it was taken from- for there is little honour in taking a crown only to give it away so callously and in that I do not agree- but that is not for my judgement to be made upon. The conditions of the crown are that whomever he should give it to- must agree to bare the offspring of a relative of his own this coming winter and name that child heir. As such many of those whom stood refused this offer for what I assume are emotional reasons or something near so odd I do not know. I believe in choosing Ambrosia he feels he has…slighted the Angel family, that she will bare a relative of his, they wlll return beneath her rule- a rule of Covet’s choosing and in that way he may somehow maintain some level of control over Diveen and perhaps such a plan would be vastly brilliant if he had not overlooked the law of Angel. He loathes them so and yet he has been outdone only once more- or so it would seem”

Some wolves are simply not made equal, some are made of minds truly clever and it would seem Pan is content to offer the brilliance of his own now, rather pleased, he is sure, to have researched and discovered such things though not without the assistance of Kane, Guardian and that Hyrule fellow whom seemed to know far to much on everything.

“Have you noticed, Dany, that no Angel has returned to Diveen? That Ambrosia, a once treasured member of that family stands near deserted upon a land even her parents have not returned to claim as their home? They have not neglected to return because she has promised to carry a child of Covet’s blood, though I very much doubt such a thing is honourable to them- but because it is that I am told by Angels themselves that the throne of Trenus, just as the throne of Diveen for as long as Angels seek to own it- can be won in one of two ways. Firstly one Angel may challenge another in single combat and prove superior strength as is the law of all lands, else the throne of Diveen may only be held by a named heir, that is an heir named by a King or Queen of Angel blood. Heyel named Isola, Isola named Achilles and I do belive Heyel may have named another, a hidden heir whom has not yet shown themselves but I cannot prove that- technically Eden of Glorall as some sort of Angel and a King, could name an heir though it must be of Angel blood. A curious loophole I belive though Heyel did nothing without consideration. The Angels do not return to Diveen until a named heir stands upon its throne- that being Achilles or perhaps this other of whose identity I do not know or until an Angel of any lineage defeats Ambrosia. She was named heir by someone they do not see as a King or an Angel and as such, to that family- her claim is false and I believe, my Queen, that until Isola returns home we would be most unwise to offer an alliance to any other. We have long been in the favour of Angels and they have long been in ours- this is not a tradition I believe is wise to be broken. It has served us strongly for many years and it is my advice you maintain it and offer allegiance to Achilles should he seek his throne- or to whomever should come for Ambrosia.”

Heyel had always been a curious fellow in his rulings and indeed Pan was given to wonder how or why it was so any King or Queen of Angel blood, whether they ruled still or not- could name an heir and yet perhaps Heyel was more an intelligent fellow then he seemed- such a law however, if only kept by one family, still removed Ambrosia from her place and only robbed her of further power unless she should manage to fight for it's return and earn it rightfully.

"Do you understand? What are your thoughts?"