Boartusk Heights Atarashī

Haru asked if she had family. Yes—well I did before I left. I had a daughter in a pack on the other side of those mountains. She pointed her nose to the distant peaks they could just see in the distance. I don't know if she is still there, but I have to check. Her tone was filled with the soul-deep sadness that weighed down on her every second of every day. She was never very good at hiding her feelings; her sadness was so heavy and so common that she no longer even tried. 

What about you? she asked, mustering up a half-hearted smile. Maybe he had a happier past than she did.