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The answer was an affirmative. Ame nodded and was extra pleased to hear it was a tradition carrying on into the next generation. She could appreciate that. I see, she breathed, unwilling to relay too much of her satisfaction. Was it him who taught you? she asked, for she had assumed so when Kodokuna said it was a tradition he started. I fished often when I was a loner and still do. Usually, I am near waterways, anyway, so it is advantageous for me, she explained. Her pull to them was strong. Even on the mountainside, her paths often traced creeks to ponds and otherwise.