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gone - Sialuk - October 18, 2024

At one time, Sialuk had been surrounded by lovers. Now, both had gone. Elentari's departure hurt less, perhaps because the hierophant had already been balancing her time with @Alaric. Chill was in the air, with temperatures beginning to dip below freezing overnight. The Ostrega soldiered on, today taking @Treepie for a hunting lesson before finding a quiet spot to rest her head for a little while. Her daughter still had far too much energy, and Sialuk assured her she was fine by herself for a time.

Sialuk's own thoughts drifted between the few members of the pack who remained. Moonshadow was quiet but steady. @Bridget remained, as far as Sialuk knew, and there was @Killdeer as well. Arrluk and Ajei would be headed to Moonglow after the large hunt gathering, which Sialuk had refrained from attending this year (mainly for Pie's sake).


RE: gone - Bridget - October 18, 2024

The spear was quiet but Bridget did not mind. She’d missed the hunt, worrying again that her lack of practice would slow things down. The healer owed Amalia a hint, still, but she wasn’t sure she wanted so many eyes on it.

She could have joined the observers and other medics and still had a good time, but instead she’d focused on settling in. Next time, if there was another chance.

Sialuk hadn’t gone either. Bridget did not want to pry, and she recognized the leader’s closeness with Killdeer, a support she was glad for. But she saw hints of the same tendency she’d seen time and time again in Teya, the reluctance to speak about the things that are hard. As if ignoring them would make them disappear instead of causing them to sour inside you.

She could be wrong. She didn’t know Sialuk like she’d known Teya. But she still showed up with a rabbit dangling from her jaws and smiled, dropping it between them. I thought I’d grab lunch. Have you eaten yet?