Ouroboros Spine Although forewarned by peers and kin

Mother was gone.

Vairë didn’t know what to do with that information. The fawn had taken instead to shadowing various members of the village wherever they went. Today, it was Kigipigak.

The scent of blood made her press her lips together. It didn’t smell good, that was for sure. So when the two wolves who smelled of it appeared to her slowly changing eyes, she slowed to a stop beside the larger shape of the man, pressing her smaller body to his back ankle.

Who’re they? She whispered, barely able to be heard.