Qeya River Your life burns faster

After his voice trailed off, it occurred to him that it had sounded rather ominous. But Amalia didn’t appear concerned about his brother’s fate. She seemed much more focused on Atreus’s situation. Like with Void, it made him feel a little peculiar but hell if he wasn’t starved for any semblance of compassion.

I don’t know, he told her honestly when questioned about his age, a few months? He shrugged and added, Tulukiri said I could leave my pack when I’m older. But I met this guy, Void, who said he was on his own since he was only two months old. And he didn’t even have a pack.

He didn’t know where he was going with any of this. Atreus shut his mouth and rewound Amalia’s words in his head. She hadn’t offered Nativgik to him, not that he was ready for one. There was always Void’s offer… or he could try to mend fences back home at the rise.

He scowled, feeling like a lost cause.