# Chapter 31
Maybe Eutostea was the only one who sensed that.
Apollo knitted his forehead and raised his upper eyelids, producing an intense stare. He blocked Eutostea’s sight and stepped forward. When he spread his arms, the purple fabric loosely hanging on his body perfectly hid Eutostea, who was smaller than the garment, behind it.
“If you’ve noticed that I’m effing around, why don’t you get lost on your own, Dionysus?”
Apollo’s voice sounded very confident. The situation was reversed. Dionysus also furrowed his forehead. Thick veins popped up on both sides of his forehead.
“What are you prattling about, you sneaky little rat that intruded into my temple?”
“I didn’t intrude into this place. You forgot that I informed you about it yesterday?” Apollo asked.
