Duskfire Glacier I don't know, man.

"They have spirits, they're essentially alive. They may not eat or breathe or speak like us but they are a part of the land." She could not help but crack a small smile at the counterargument questions that Currituck kept throwing at her. Uki didn't have all the answers but she would do her best to answer. 

"Some places feel alive, truly alive. Places that make you feel at home, places where things have occurred," Uki murmured. "It's why your family chose this place for their home. Because it's similar to our homelands, the places we knew. It sang to them you might say," she mused.

"Not literally within you, nutara," she chuckled softly. "That was an expression. I meant that they are a part of us, these spirits," she attempted to clarify.