Sawtooth Spire Bridges

When do you wanna end this? I'm fine with continuing beyond this point if you are. :)

Kapvik might have protested in knowing of Tartok's principles. While his past has given him nothing but grief (and nightmares, anxiety, depression), to drop one identity only to take up another would minify the good that has formed in the storm. Were it possible, Kapvik would do away with the bad; his time with Sakuya and his pariahs – though short lived – has scarred him. So wakeless his wounds did they mark his soul. No amount of devotion or “cleansing” could wash away the defects.
INDENT“Hardy har.” Wry words for Aariak's jab, spoken with a straight face before cracking into a chortle. Harmlessly, he made to shove the Inuit in a fit of mirth. He may have gone overboard with the force exerted, but Aariak was a stout wolf; he would rebound well enough.
INDENTUpon hearing the meaning of “kapvik,” the Gamma gradually fell from joy to deep thought. Kapvik was cognizant of his unique decorations. To think he had been expecting – hoping – for a meaningful title. I should have known better. From what he has heard of wolverines, they were ferocious; taking down beasts many times larger than itself. They snarfed down meat like it would be their last and they claimed regions large enough to house a wolf pack of ten or more. They scavenged more than they hunted, stealing prey from other predators. In a way, “kapvik” is a substantive alias. To be associated with such a beast...Kapvik felt some pride and attachment to the name. Never mind. I like the name. “I've never been face-to-face with a wolverine before. From what I've heard, I hope I never do.” If hearsay is true as hs sources might have been exaggerating.
INDENT“So...how 'bout those lessons?”