Luneshale Pass rhyme dust

She couldn’t help but draw comparisons between S’ari and Kusuma. Whereas the latter had seemed rather anguished and desperate, the former was much more chatty and lighthearted. Although some of the things she described about her tribe struck Meerkat as unfamiliar, there was no talk of big, shiny birds and letting brothers being eaten.

Sounds like a plan, she agreed, smiling at her new friend’s wordplay. It slipped a bit as she added, I’m sorry your family’s far away. That’s hard. I hope they join you someday. And that maybe some new friends join you in the meantime.

That made her pause and look around, expression thoughtful. In the handful of times Meerkat had come this way, she’d never crossed paths with a wolf pack. That was strange, considering just how many of them rose and fell in the other Teekon regions.

I can definitely see why you like this place, she mused, eyes cutting back to her companion. There’s something very beautiful about the landscapes around here. I remember once finding an open air cavern with water in it. I think it was a little east of here? I’m sure you know of it, if you live around here.