Dawnlark Plains lvi. ‘cause all that remains

I'll pull Kigipigak here, he can be referenced in the background patrolling around them!

The women spoke with exasperated, happy voices. Tears oiled the corners of their faces. Kigipigak drew away to properly scout the path Lote had followed, and paused when Aiolos came. He looked bear-like for a moment and that sent Kigipigak bristling until he recognized the aureate fur of the sun-man, and heard his voice.

With the two of them there to protect the women he felt more at-ease, but still alert in case there was danger. Silently he moved around them so that they could have privacy in this moment, serving as a scout and guardian, which was only right. He felt more like himself when engaged in such actions — proudly Tartok.

There was no sign of bear aside from the lingering defilement of Lote, the stench which carried upon her and her child. Kigipigak would not return to the gathered wolves until called, and even then, it would be to escort alongside them in guarded silence.