The day after Troy fell, the camp was louder with quarreling than with victory. Agamemnon wanted the sacrifice that would appease the gods made first. Menelaus argued back that there was no more time to lose.
The voices of the two brothers rose higher. The commanders each took one side or the other. The camp was splitting that way into two, and into three.
Nestor quietly withdrew from that place. He did not try to settle which side was right. He only went back to his own ships and made ready to raise anchor.