Totoka River electrum

Lestat had been found; the moon-beast would follow her trail under the protection of Nut, and sequester himself during the time of Ra. Eventually the pair of them would travel alongside one another, but for now, the Regent was content to meander in the warmth of the days.

She did not like the sea, though she stood with legs akimbo and eyes fixed upon the roaring rush of foam and salt. Too many wolves had died in such waters, dragged down by the gods who inhabited the depths. She had seen them perish with her own gaze, and they were not memories she wished to relive. The brine stung her eyes, her nostrils, and at length Hatshepsut turned away, paws pressing carefully into the sand.

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