Beowulf's first reaction to the appearance of Bollo was to attack him. He did that on impulse. His instinct sensed danger. His beast sense tickled really harder than usual. He knows having a premarital is against the culture of the land he was brought up in, but still, he does it because it's fun. Also, what's fun about having youthful days without disobeying the law. But he has just gone overboard.

He feared what would happen if his father or other people should hear of what just happened. What he was caught doing. He doesn't know Bollo on a personal level, but he has seen him with his mother and Uncle Edon countless times. He is the one usually supporting his mother alongside two other maids.

But now he is at the right place at the wrong time. Beowulf had killed him else his reputation would receive a punch. Killing Bollo wasn't the hard part. He is just not expecting Sassaba's reaction this way. She seems down, shocked and broken. He wouldn't blame her. This is her first exposure t