As absurd as what Luna said sounded, it actually made sense.
When he thought back to the first time he had a proper conversation with Nyx, she wasn't exactly talking about flowers or diplomacy—she was talking, in disturbingly vivid detail, about the perfect way to snap his neck.
She had even described the exact angle she'd twist it, and how satisfying it would sound.
She has even threatened to shoot both his legs just to make sure he couldn't run, so she could take her sweet time torturing him later.
And when he brought up Julius back then, she didn't even try to hide her bloodlust.
She begged him, actually begged to let her handle Julius herself, claiming she wanted to be the one to end him, personally, slowly, and painfully.
So yes… as insane as it all sounded, Luna's words lined up perfectly.
Every sign pointed to Nyx being the kind of woman who didn't let her enemies die peacefully, the kind who found artistry in revenge.
A formidable opponent, ruthless to the core.
