Achilles was disappointed by the rejection, yet he did not hold it against Darius. He understood that there was nothing special about him except his invincibility and his understanding of Faust's true nature.
Wait, since the secret to his invincibility had already been decoded to the point where it could soon be replicated in large scales, he was no longer special in that regard.
Hang on, since he had just received more information about the TRUE nature of the world via a simple download, he wasn't special in that regard either.
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Alright, so Darius REALLY had no reason other than to keep him as anything but a bottom fodder subordinate, yet the Demi-God didn't mind. As long as he followed Darius, the only 'real' person, when Faust was done, he, Achilles, would be able to inherit a portion of a 'real' characteristic as well.
