Moonspear who are you

Maggak, too, took notice of the sadness that crept up on anaa. She had the same look in her eyes that she did when Panuk and Rolayne first came here. She throws her arms around the big pale shoulder, blowing a snuffle from her nose as her face disappears into the ruff of her chest.
Death seemed to surround the village. Not that Maggak had much of a concept of what it was, but she had slowly begun to understand what had happened to her aunt — she had died, gone to the land of the dancing lights, and that is why sadness seemed to cling to her family.
Anaa says no one has perished during their time here. Something tells Maggak that wasn't true, but she has no way to prove it; she offers her wordless embrace anyway and gives a passing look of knowing to Acrux.