Moonspear monday? no thanks.

She worried over him, Elentari at her side in a time when Sialuk was glad to have her presence here. They were healers, both of them, and she knew Acrux would mend, but it did not hurt her heart less to see him in pain. The starwoman studied his wounds, the bleeding. He would be okay, she told herself over and over again, willing it to be true.

We will, she said to Maggak, a soft note in her voice. Then, bitter words from her daughter's mouth. In a rare display, Sialuk's lip curled at Maggak. Do not speak to her this way; Brecheliant is sister village to us, she demanded. Her voice was stern for only those two phrases, and she softened, knowing her daughter could only be worried for Acrux.
Sialuk turned her attention to the two young girls now, leaving Elentari to do what was best for Acrux's health.

What does this tupilak—monster—look like? she asked of both of them. What is her name?