Son of Poseidon? East asked. I nodded. Took a dip in the Styx? Hudson asked. Yep. They made digusted sounds. Well that's perfect East said. Now how do we kille him?
In the exchange between characters East and Hudson, they are processing the information about being the son of Poseidon and having taken a dip in the Styx, which elicits negative reactions from them. Their disgust indicates a strong aversion to the idea of interacting with someone who has a background linked to such formidable and mythical elements.
East's response highlights a pragmatic approach to the situation, immediately shifting focus from their discomfort to the pressing issue at hand: the need to eliminate a threatening figure. This conversation underscores the tension and urgency in their mission, as they grapple with the implications of confronting someone with such powerful heritage.
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