Nexoki felt him stiffen which was part of why he had pulled away when he had so desperately needed to keep on huggin. He place the plate with the large omelet on the golden lined table. He had enjoyed the brief hug. He looked at Evan. "Not your fault." He said softly. His eyes rimmed with tears. He was obviously trying not to cry. He wanted to though. He wanted to cry deep down because this was heartwrenching to him. This had not been what he had expected to hear. He looked at Evan then looked away. "I'll ask Hades...if I can see him." He said in a soft voice. Very, very soft voice. He closed his eyes and got Evan a drink. Forgetting that drinking and eating the food of the gods lengthened a mortals lifespan. The more it is eaten the longer the lifespan. Hence how a mortal could stay young and alive in the realm of the gods. He put the tea on the table by the plate. Then the fork made of solid silver.<br/><br/>He looked at him and blinked. How could the family not even know? If he was just talked to earlier that week then something smelled fishy about the whole situation. Sighing as he heard they hadn't even gotten to bury him properly. That clearly upset him as his eyes flashed with power even as the tears rimmed them. He looked down. "Sounds kind of fishy to me. I'm going to ask Hades if that is really how he joined the souls in the river of the dead. I don't believe it." He said with a sorrowful growl. Running a hand through his hair. Noddin his head as Evan continued. Falling silent once more. There was a long silence before Evan blurted something out. "Its not your fault. I think we should investigate it." He said. His eyes looking into Evan's. "I think we should find out for sure if the lawyers are lying or hiding something." Starting to sound just a little bit like the normal Nexoki.<br/><br/>He looked at the fod. "Your food is on the table." he said. Grabbing a fresh roll and honey butter. Buttering the roll and eating it. He was starving but for some reason he couldn't bring himself to truly eat. That was not a common occurance for a god whose appetite far surpassed that of a human. "I just wish...I could have seen him...just one more time. Hugged him just one more time." He said softly. "Maybe...just maybe...it wouldn't hurt so much. I've never lost someone I held so dear before. The pain is great and I don't like it." He looked down. "I should never have let him go back. If I hadn't then he wouldn't be dead. Then I wouldn't be virtually alone without anyone who really cared about me." He looked away. He looked back at Evan. "At least now I have a new friend. Even if it seems I'm not well liked by you."