Ouroboros Spine Tillinik

The Moonwoman turned with a vole in her mouth. She swallowed before greeting her daughter. Samani smiled sweetly, turning her snout to the side to avert her gaze. The scent of the prey filled her nose. She drew her tongue across her lips with interest before the food was offered to her.

Grabbing a plump vole in her teeth, she moved to seat herself and find comfort while she ate it. The little creature would be gone in a bite or two, but she enjoyed the flavors of the smaller prey. One bite filled her mouth. She wondered how she might word her questions, fearful that she would still sound like a child. The matters that Samani had discussed with her mom had not been childish ones.

We spoke of an ugi, last time. Samani’s eyes shifted to the pale features of Kukutux. She was suddenly grateful that she did not share her feelings with Aiolos. She did not think the words would form in front of her father.

I have met a hunter man… here, in the village. The girl thought of her short time with Rodyn and felt her cheeks warm. They had only just met. She did not expect anything of it, but she had felt the fluttering in her belly all the same. He is called Rodyn. We… have only just met, but I have promised that I will take him to the sea.

Samani frowned thoughtfully, seeking the gaze of the wise woman across from her.

I feel strange, even to think of him. Nervous. What does ugi make you feel?