Totoka River pearl

Ruvik kept low, eyes darting about in submissive gesture, to not look at Aiolos directly. Again, a practice which Olo had done time and time before. He had done his best to be respectful to the females, whom held leadership and power over men. Sometimes, however, Aiolos own fire caused him to snap back and with it, cost him sharp retaliation. 

I know she must be. Aiolos spoke, adding a sigh of his own. Especially in her condition. Which, maybe if Ruvik knew, would be the scrambled brains she had when almost drowning. Ying, despite living on the island, didnt particularly care for the beach, if he recalled correctly. It was just where she had grown up, it was all she knew. Then, of course, was her other condition- a swelling of stomach and change in scent he was unsure if many knew of. But Aiolos knew. He had sensed it on Hua, on Ruo...

Did Hua send you out here, Ruvik? He picked up the name as the man seemed to speak in a third person aspect. To scout for Ying?