No, no. I've been bitter enough. It's not going to help things when the situation smooths itself out. Pops is right about that, at least, even if he is still a dingbat. So. The skinny version is it didn't go well. Not how I wanted, anyway, but I may have achieved a victory just as important as full Tuatha backing. Thing is, Fimbulvinter had been affecting the Tuatha as well - by the time I reached Tir na nOg, Nuada's heart had been hardened by the coming storm. None of my words reached him, and all he had to spare was anger at some 'young upstart'.
But the saving grace was others jumped in on my team. While last I heard, Ogma was still at the King's side, I know for certain that the Dagda, the Morrigan, and my father and sister stood with me. I suspect there were others, but the final scene before me and Kennedy had to flee the Court was a massive brawl. Better then the long, drawn out fighting going on for Olympus. Get everyone's issues sorted out now. Hopefully it will mean that by the time all is said and done, Nuada will have been shaken from his stupor and recall what I said. And hopefully that will be before the last march on Olympus comes. We don't need an army yet. Once Goras is dealt with, Zeus' primary spearhead will be broken. And with luck, he comes to our side. Like I'd been trying to do in the first place.
I just hope Hal and the others were a bit more successful.
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