Blacktail Deer Plateau Rewrite your history

At the admittance of her sisters’ feelings, Aningan frowned—which only deepened, as she revealed how she missed the coast, too. “I’m sorry they’re sad,” he said in return, briefly averting his gaze. “I miss the coast, too. It was our home before it got angry. But… I don’t think we’ll be going back.” As much as he missed it and the memories made there, the coast was a home with too much baggage. The sea stole from them, threatened them—and the sea was Caiaphas’ home. He couldn’t imagine going back there, not after she was turned away from them. “This place isn’t so bad, though,” he said with a smile, trying to turn the mood back around. “Maybe your sisters will eventually be happy here!” Maybe if he showed them around some more, they would like it better?

It was only a matter of seconds after she suggested that they continue teaching one another and he was grinning ear-to-ear all over again. “I like that idea,” he said, agreeing. “There’s so much to teach.” And learn, he realised. Would he be able to say it all? He would give it his best shot.