Confrontation III
Gale finally reached his limit.
From the moment he killed the Sloth, he felt a strange presence in the air. A strong one, yet, that wasn't what caught his attention.
You see, despite his obedience, Gale was an arrogant creature. It wasn't random, but a superiority complex that belonged to all creatures of high birth like himself.
Granted, he was still a child, so despite this arrogance, he didn't know how to act on it, and largely just followed whatever Osho wanted him to do. His master was trustworthy after all.
But when Gale felt this presence, Osho noticed he felt both wariness and defiance. He keyed into the wariness due to the fact Gale hadn't shown such an emotion before, simply chalking the defiance to him not wanting to bend in the face of a more powerful creature.
