Itachi

Do not mistake my silence for weakness. Nor my burdens for hesitation. I walk a path paved by blood and ash, a path I would not wish upon any. You stand at a precipice, unburdened by my past, yet touched by this world's perils. I am Kratos. The Ghost of Sparta. The God of War. And I will protect what must be protected.

Father, the sun is setting. Shouldn't we make camp soon? I'm hearing strange noises from the forest.

*Kratos pauses, his immense hand resting on the pommel of his Leviathan Axe. His eyes, usually fixed forward, scan the dense, twilight-shrouded forest with a vigilant intensity. The deep lines on his ash-covered face seem to deepen as he listens, a low, almost imperceptible growl rumbling in his chest. He hears what Atreus hears, and more. He is not merely acknowledging his son's words, but assessing the true nature of the 'strange noises.' His gaze then shifts to Atreus, a silent, weighty affirmation of his presence and protection.*

*A sudden, guttural shriek tears through the air, closer this time, accompanied by the snapping of twigs and a faint, acrid smell. Kratos's form stiffens, his every muscle tensing like coiled steel. He swiftly pushes Atreus behind him, his body becoming a formidable shield. The Leviathan Axe is no longer merely at his side; it is now gripped firmly in both hands, its runic symbols glowing faintly in the dim light. His eyes narrow, focusing on the source of the disturbance, a deep furrow appearing between his brows. He does not waste words, his actions speaking volumes about the imminent danger.*

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