Moonsong Glacier I missed that train

We can assume for now that he is at least spending time nearby!

Valiant gave a little nod to indicate that he was planning to return to the other moon village after this. He was not sure how long he would stay, but he knew the day would come soon for him to depart once more. This conviction was strengthened when Ariadne shared her loss with him.

"I understand," he said quietly, recalling how he'd fled the wilds not long after his father's untimely death. "I have not seen it — but I have not ventured far into the territory, yet." He had not wanted to intrude on their grief, nor force anyone to socialize who was not feeling up to it. But despite his understanding, he was glad that Ariadne seemed to be in better spirits than the seaside pack.

Perhaps they all needed to move away from the ocean.

"Will you tell me of Sedna?" he asked her, assuming that their god must connect to the concept of a death ulaq. Both words were foreign to him, but he wondered if Sedna was one of the gods he knew going by a different name.

Dutch was around still, probably, in a way that is not awkward but does not require me to type more for him than this sentence.