Moonspear Straight as an arrow; bayonet trials

She doesn't mention Kukutux, and rather, seems put-off when he mentions her mother. It doesn't bother him much, he does not think hard about it, and soon she is leaving him. The farewell is a kindness; he hopes when she visits him again, he is at least a bit more awake for it. Without her there to keep him company Revui drifts in to uneven thoughts and then, gradually, half-sleep.