Barrow Fields guzila

no wolf thus far had understood anu and anti's language; anu was not even sure why he tried -- old habit, he guessed. a part of it might be pride, too -- he was not like the others, and his language was one of many ways that boasted that.

the male before him seemed nonthreatening in demeanor, and like many other wolves, was visibly confused by anu's tongue. the southerner's posture remained unaffected by such a setback, and when he spoke again his accent was heavy. "gol dolmora. hell-oh." the words spoken in the common tongue were heavily enunciated, a frequent fault of those who were either new to the language and dreadfully inexperienced, or those who never bothered to master what they thought was a classless language.