Ouroboros Spine ukalli-sugruk

The child was relentless.

Soon enought he hare had been eviscerated. Innards were strewn like confetti and garland across the earth. Thankfully they were small morsels of soft meats, not something large like a deer carcass; Kigipigak thought of how much worse it could have been.

This could have been a teachable moment, too. He did not know if it was his place to stop the child, or to make it known that this was a waste of good meats. If this behavior happened after a pack hunt - say, at a carcass much larger, an elk - Kausiut would have been in trouble.

However, Kigipigak was no parent. He did not know what to do with children at all. He stood there and watched, repulsed, until the child looked as if they'd tired of their toying, and with a frown, looked for any adult who could help him in cleaning up the mess.