Stavanger Bay mispronunciation

Oh?

Again he thought of Lane; this time not as the issumatar of the glacier village, but as the mother she had been when they had hunted. It must have been the same woman that they both knew! Kigipigak thought to say something then, except he couldn't find the words. He did not want to explain his relationship with the other woman in case, somehow, it cast doubt upon his connection to Sakhmet. That's what he told himself at any rate — but deeper down he did not understand it himself.

The chance to move on was right here with him. The sky is clearing, he mentions with a glance to the gaps of blue overhead, the clouds having been low when they arrived upon the beach, but now thin and drawing apart by the biting wind. It is a good time to head out.

He smiled, nosed at her for a moment, and then began the steady climb up the beach and towards the frozen forests, taking his turn to lead.