Ouroboros Spine paniktak

Lótë found her way to Anik Lake as if pulled. She'd not known that Wilwarin had made its shores her own sort of spirit place, but when she spotted her youngest child, she padded silently to her side and sat beside her. For a long time, Lótë did not speak, thinking perhaps the butterfly would rather be alone and would show this in some manner. 

At last, the dove turned to her daughter. "Is your spirit heavy, titta-cúa?" It had been sometime since she dared to think of her child as a bird of peace, as the white dove, like her sire. But the spirit-bear's shadow had long been lifted from the village. There was more of Kukutux in Wilwarin than the wintry warrior.