He has Azwel's full and complete attention, but it's not the typical entranced reaction--no, this man's curiosity simply builds and builds upon itself. Azwel is one who will never be satisfied with what he's learnt, who will always want more. Need more.

As the story progresses, as his mind processes and extrapolates and imagines, emotions play across his face. Really, he's the perfect audience, reacting with the broad unfilteredness of an empath who's chosen long ago not to bother hiding said reactions.

"Overkill it may be," he says, "but what else could one do with such a revelation? Shrug and move on with life? Oh, no, it is clear you've been dealt a grave injustice," he continues earnestly. "And while attempting to destroy an entire realm would have drastic repercussions, they must be laid, at least in part, at the feet of one such as Odin, who lacked such consideration for the individual, who thought only of the surface concerns."

He knows little about the Old Norse, but it's something he's definitely going to research, now.