Horizon Ridge Housework can't kill you, but why take a chance?

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Thankfully, Nerian moved her paw before the rock could smash it, and instead it cracked the shell of the crab instead. Julooke's tail wagged when the other female slid the now dead crab towards her, and she lowered her head to get a taste of the meat. She had fish before, but never crab. It was delicious! Wow, that's good! It was a seafood taste, but distinctly different from the fish she was used to.

Julooke was a good follower, but she wasn't without backbone. She followed leaders that had the same morals as she did, and therefore it was easy for her to take instruction and do it. But, she was not blind, and didn't do things that hurt others. She also did love to talk, and pretty much no topic was off limits, so she was happy to answer Nerian's question. I was born into a culture that worships the stars, she began. When we're in need of guidance, or advice, we look to them and ask that they show us a sign of the right path to go. It had been a while since she look up at the night sky. After her parents' death, she hadn't exactly lost her faith, but she didn't actively practice, either. What about you? she asked.



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