Redsand Canyon that’s why i’m calling you back on my way through.

He thought of what use such a thing could have. For Glaukos, it was a childish ploy to take what he could not have, to remove something vital from a person and strip them in some fundamental way.

It was not an item of great use, now. The importance of it, or what it might have symbolized for Glaukos at the time, was gone now. He saw no reason to hold tight to it.

The place of her power is a tall mountain, called the Spine. Beneath the mountain is a Glen full of stars, even in daylight, which is hard to traverse because at some point the trees fell. He spoke quickly of this place, unaware of its significance for Kukutux or even himself and his forgotten bloodline - It is there, buried in the heart of the wood where theres an old blueberry bush.

It wasn't a blueberry bush - but a cousin of black-skinned crowberries - however, it was indeed an old prolific thing, and made an easy marker.