Stavanger Bay sound of silence

Arrluk didn't speak, not until Rodyn did and when he did, it was of Samani. He spoke of the sea, but also of the burned forest. The sentinels, right? He had only tread the outskirts of them from the other end, the plateau side. It was the forest which separated these two lands along the coast. Many of the trees were fallen down and sometimes you could hear them cracking and falling, echoing through the forest. Yet the trees were so big, that even with those fallen it looked still full. 

My dad was born near the coast and then has lived on islands much of his life. Growing up, the wolves there worshipped the Goddess Moon and Sea. He said as he looked out to the oceanside. Mom says something like, the ocean tide is in our blood from father. Samani had loved it a great deal. So did Vaire and so did Arrluk, though Arrluk had a close fondess to all waters. From the vast ocean, to the raging river and gentle creeks.