Moonspear and if i say to you tomorrow

"Yeah," Charon said, though he had no idea if anything he had just said was true — except for the fact that bees made honey, and honey was food. So he was pretty sure it was accurate, because why would they make food that they didn't eat? "They keep it in their den of sorts, a bee-den. If you want, we could go hunting for one." Charon assumed he didn't need to teach Jarilo that bees stung, so it was a dangerous expedition, but if his son was up for it, then so was he.

Charon chuckled as Jarilo said that he had been looking for a chewing stick. "There's easier places to look for those," (such as the actual forest, he thought to himself) he assessed, wondering why his son had chosen this flower field of all places.