"So, what do you think? What happens now?" Brontes calmly asked, as he sipped his tea.

As Amare takes his own tea, he sits down. "Well, that's really up to you isn't it? You have a plan, I presume. I mean you didn't just come back and find me for no reason. So let's hear it. It's not like I'm backing out now- I love you too much for that." He tells him with an amused sigh, wondering if he has any idea how much he actually cares.

Brontes glanced towards the city for a moment, taking in the sight of a busy street where humans looked like ants from his point of view.

"They cast me out long before I banished them here. Before, I was someone who suffered each and every day, dealing with disease, death and untold horrors. I've seen people die in every way possible. And I felt nothing. Until they, humans, gave me a reason to. I..." he stopped talking and closed his eyes as he gently put his forehead against the glass. His mind was killing him again, so many memories, thoughts, feelings in an endless stream, maddening even for someone like him.

"I will give them a chance Amare. A chance to either understand and allow humanity to grow without them or destroy our kind. I've never been motivated except when I built the Underworld and for these past millennium. I am full of... Full of hate you know. Anger, rage. I am not who I used to be. That's something you should know, too."

Brontes knew that he wasn't exactly coherent in his words. He had so many things he wanted to speak about, so many thoughts he just had to share but he just couldn't, even with this boy who was worthy of Creation itself.

"I know you've changed" Said boy told him with a bitter laugh, after listening quietly to everything Brontes said. "But it's too late now. I do have a question though, what about the Gods of The Seasons? Surely humanity needs them." perhaps to Brontes surprise, Amare seems rather calm about all this.

"That depends on whether they pick a side or not. If they do, that better be ours." he replied, a bit calmer now. "But you also have to pick a side, you know. You're obviously by my side but do you fully understand what you are in for? Thalliana and everyone you've ever known, you will play a part in their fall if you insist on being next to me. You can leave and it will not change my love for you at all. You can cast me into Nothingness along with the other Gods and the last words I'll ever say will be that you'll always and completely be forgiven."