Larksong Grotto wicked beasts and idle bellies

He stepped forward, allowing his tail to wave contentedly behind him as the Seer explained her absence. His mood had elevated significantly following his tryst with Vuk, the effects of which were visable. Raas had taken him, the loneliest and most broken of wolves and had built him up once again. The Daystar had forgiven his sins and had presented him a second chance at life. Reek was forever thankful and indebted to both Raas and the Seer.

"Kesheph, do not apologize," spoke Reek, a smile playing upon his homely features. "When the Daystar calls, one must answer." He was sure Raas would come to call him into service one day, and Reek would comply without waiver. 

"He has guided you back to His flock -- that is what matters!" He motioned back to the grotto's territory behind him with a flick of his muzzle. "Look Seer, a time of blessing is upon us. Life returns to the Grotto." The Daystar's healing did not stop with Reek -- no, the light of Raas commanded the plants to return to life.