Ouroboros Spine nagligigaa

The only sign of his acknowledgement came in the twist of an ear. Kigipigak heard the statement and yet felt no inclination to speak, still. It would be too hard. He breathed and he wept in near silence and took some comfort in the warmth of the ulaq and the promise of food.

As Kukutux dispersed Kigipigak wallowed. He was slow to think of anything outside of the pain. He slowly remembered why he had been roaming in the first place and the thought of Sakhmet and the plateau caused him to startle, tensing and eagerly trying to get to his feet, which was an impossibility.

A whine broke through his gritted teeth as he lay flat on his belly again, wheezing breaths.