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Raleska explained, and Kaertok listened. He considered consoling her, but she would take it as an insult. In his eyes, she had done no wrong. Had it been anybody else, he would have ripped them a new one. Raleska, though, she had simply not been able to be everywhere at once. No, it was not her fault. The bear (and perhaps the child) were the only ones in the wrong.

Is there any other place he would deem safe? he asked. Perhaps he had ended up there. He went ahead and assumed she’d searched the immediate area where he’d been lost, but it was possible the boy had retraced his steps somehow.