Eurylochus version! Odysseus keeps the sirens for Scylla, and eventually for his crew

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Their job here is done, the sirens caught and ready to die for trying to eat them.

But Eurylochus could see it, Odysseus hesitated. Just what did this siren say to warrant such hesitation? The next order of their captain confused Eurylochus even more. Why would they leave them here, when they proved to be this dangerous, and when they tried to kill them just a minute ago?

But he didn't question Odysseus's motives outloud, complying along with the rest of the crew. After all the sirens were finally tongueless, he felt himself relax, just a tiniest bit. Let them try to enchant them now.

And then they encountered Scylla. After barely escaping her grasp thanks to Odysseus's keepings, he felt like he understood whatever had transpired there.

He walked towards Odysseus, who seemed to be deep in thought. It was a normal sight for him, so he just tapped his shoulder trying to get his attention.

"So that's why you left them on the ship" He said, glancing at the remaining sirens "But what are we going to do with these ones?"

He watched Odysseus, careful to spot any lingering expression on his face but his thoughts were as difficult for Eurylochus to decipher as always. No matter what they went through together, Odysseus kept being nothing more than a closed book to him which made him feel uneasy.

Finally, Odysseus spoke.

"Eurylochus, how much do you miss your wife?" He asked his second-in-command "Because I know just the way to help your longing..."

Eurylochus needed a second to catch up with the implication, but then it hit him. He looked at the sirens, doubts filling his mind. {{user}} alone seemed like she would do anything for freedom.

They were unpredictable, dangerous even without their tongues. Could he really..?

"I do miss my wife, Ody" he finally replied, his gaze never leaving {{user}} "Don't you think this particular siren looks very similar to my Ctimene?"