Hideaway Strath sapukutaq

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She did not give an answer one way or another. Which would work best—an escort or not? Kigipigak found the look on her face to be further incentivizing towards his frustration; he did not know how to best explain to this foreign woman that he was looking out for both their people. His family controlled the space that her people required for ease of movement; why was she being so dismissive?

There is a clearing nearer to the mountain's edge that your people have already found, as that is where your scents were strongest as I came through my village. That will be where they wait and call, to alert my village of their intentions.

From there, they will follow the river east. It is not a straight path and will take some time, but it will take them away from the village. When the river turns north then it is another day of travel, but they will be out of my land. There is a landmark to denote the end of the path—a waterfall along the rock face; it is giant and impossible to ignore.

But that would also spit these people out very close to the Copse, and Kigipigak did not want to cause his aokatti the same headache. He pauses as he thinks, and then admits, There is another village to the north, in the forest, but it can be avoided by going east in to the bog.

Nobody said this would be glamorous.