Totoka River river of time

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It had been wolves more familiar with the place that had introduced her to this knowledge in the first place, although they were apt to be much more thorough than she generally was. However, she did not sense that this wolf wished to hear the whole spiel anyway. The subject may simply not appeal and Amekaze would not be going out of her way to change this.

Few things in nature cycle the way they both do, she answered vaguely. To her this suggested a link of some type. And those more knowledgeable have taught me the sea shifts alongside the moon's phases, at least in part, to their observations as well.. she answered. Perhaps if there had been a time before the moon, the flux of the tides may not have existed at all. Although, this posed the question of which came to being first, the sea or the moon? She could not look this far into it. But there is no way to know for certain, Ame offered. She could not absolutely claim her information as law, just a highly supported theory.