Qeya River The Return

The man is bothered by something Kigipigak has said. He has done this before, to men. Found a thread of their beliefs and tugged at it, either to watch everything unravel or to taunt them in to some game of masculinity. This time it is by accident — but the tone that Cerne holds in his voice gives the man pause, and he knows he's done something wrong... Just, not what exactly.

Cerne goes on to explain. Still, Kigipigak does not see the issue. He does not care what the man believes. He does not appreciate the posturing, and looks upon the man with a stern eye until the mention of Sakhmet.

If that is what she desires, then you are welcome here. Kigipigak accepts this. He knows his wife has different views and fills in the pieces of himself that are lacking in faith, among other things. He does not feel threatend that this stranger wants to be her tutor.

I will show you a place where you may sleep, or to keep your things. I only ask that your lessons remain for her alone. For now, Kigipigak was not so keen on learning anything himself. He was much to busy keeping everyone fed and had less time for such musing.