Stone Circle Exitlude

Bjorn swiftly needed Tauris’s call. The funeral procession was quiet, no song, no smiles, no laughter. They traveled up to the stone circle, and under the matriarch stone, a grave was dug, for none other than Gunnar himself. The pack would gather to commemorate him, and bid him farewell.

He turned to the crowd, as Bjorn himself would speak words of comfort, and hope. He spoke with a low tone, but loud enough for the pack to hear him: “Gunnar was a leader, a friend, and a father to us all. Even though he is gone, he has already left behind a piece of him in every one of us. We shall look back one day, and think not of sadness at his passing, but all the good he did.” He then looked, his gaze upon the old wolf, and he whispered, “Farewell, Faðir.” He then stepped back into the crowd.