Moonspear About A Boy

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Mees was more than just surprised that bears had received a special danger tag around these parts, when standing eye-to-eye with these ferocious and majestic creatures, it was a tale of caution. And, indeed, during the winter these bears tended to sleep. To his knowledge and experience bears were feral and agressive with youngsters or while defending their own territory. Since bears tended to be loners, it goggled him that Ame mentioned not one, but two. ”Thanks for the warning.” He said while still trying to find a reason of the bear's behavior; although sometimes, things could not be explained by his thinking alone.

Ame and Mees drifted through the lands, a place that he could now call his home. He saw the landscape slowly change before his own eyes. It felt good, it felt special. Although the farther he went, the closer his heartbeat was to the mountain-side. He felt impressed by one of nature's creations as the huge mountain cast its shadow upon the land while his height and beauty was something tobehold. Safe and forelorn, the mountain would always be there. ”Where do you get the best view?” Mees curiously asked while trying to change the subject to a more light-hearted one.