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A sheepish smile. Ahhh, speak would be loosely. He admitted. Mandarin is very difficult, I understand the words more so then able to speak them. Inuktitut has been easier on me, though it is Greek which was my maiden tongue. And though the years had since passed to have a need to speak the language commonly, his voice still rang with accent, especially so when he spoke the words.

Then Rodyn mentions not only his wife, but a number of his children as well. I have taught all my children various words and useful sentences of Greek but, I admit there is little need for it any longer. Sad, in some ways, but his life was far better now beyond those shores.

Oh? A furrowed brow rose curiously as he mentioned fishing with both Shikoba and Samani. He loved to fish then- this was good. When the herds were gone and rodents in their burrows, the man still knew of other ways to hunt. I admit, living the majority of my life along the coast, I have never quite mastered hunting small game. More often then not, their speed and quick maneuvers left him empty pawed. Since living here, he knew his place in hunting herd animals- the take down. Still, he had far more pleasure with walrus, fish, sea lion and even whale.