Broken Boulder agnik-miu

The tunnel opened up to a series of burrows that Kigipigak could almost make out in the grey haze; there was a limited amount of light within the cave system but it was enough, and his eyes slowly adjusted. The atrium where the pair stood was quite a bit larger than what Kigipigak would have expected; he was not so fond of being underground or contained in such a way, but with a blizzard forcing the issue, he couldn't complain about the accomodations.

Mahler's question was met with a slowly drawn breath, as the young man debated internally if it was worth mentioning the Watch at all. With the Stormskyli brothers dispersed and the storm preventing travel, did it really matter what he said? 

I met some northmen and had been helping them make a claim of their own, but they dispersed before the snowfall came, as if they knew. This was the first time Kigipigak did not immediately reach for the comfortable option and boast about Unnuakvik. Kigipigak was not bitter; he had chosen to stay behind rather than to go with Stjornuati after all, and could not fault anyone but himself for such a choice.