Big Salmon Lake kalugruak

Dwin! You are wise. He commended of her knowledge, and then answered her question with, I am Kilgitsuk. I travel a lot and hunt things, or fish them, and make trades with villages as I go.

In this instance he wasn't faring well in fishing for himself, but that was alright. Kilgitsuk did not mind going hungry a few nights if luck was not on his side.

There is a child there at the caldera who I made a trade with - but I have yet to succeed. I am to bring your people fresh meat of a deer. He mentions this mainly to make it known he has not forgotten; only, the deer would not return this way until winter was upon them.

They told me that your village mourns. I am sorry for your loss. But he did not mean to dampen the girl's spirit! Or to take away from the task at hand. Perhaps with two of us, we can at least catch enough fish to make life easier for your people?