Ouroboros Spine lifeline

@Kukutux 

The god that shared Kausiut's body and mind had lied quiet lately. Child's willpower had proven to be stronger than the Fallen one had anticipated. It could not make her do anything she did not want, which did not mean that it did not try. Again and again. This conflict between two driving forces was a source of Kau's permanent anger. She heard it talk in different tongues, she refused to answer. It refused to be ignored. 

There they were in constant battle day after day, not realizing that gradually it and her merged together. One could not longer be separated from the other. One would be nothing without the other. If one's body and soul were to perish, so would the other. A consequence it had not predicted, when it had chosen to attack an underestimated target. 

It could not control her, but it could show her a glimpse of his world. And there she was one winter night, her single eye fixated on the Northern lights dancing above her head. She was eerily still and quiet, frozen still as if in a trance, unaware that she had sat like this for hours, that her paws were numb from the cold, that her body no longer trembled to keep her warm. 

Kau had forgotten that she was here, mind travelling thousand miles away there amidst the stars and the lights and all, who inhabited the realm inbetween.