Cedar Sweep narriḷi

To think she might be full of such ferocious women!

He heard her request and did not know what to say; the branches were networked in the north, but he had never come across an issumatar that would ask for help from another in such a way. His mother Sedna had never done it, at any rate.

An issumatar must be strong in their convictions, and enforce their will without doubt. It was strange to put these things in to words when they went unspoken in his past. Sedna was never specific in her lessons to her children. She displayed such strength while Kigipigak was a child and he assumed that all who took up the mantle were the same: if not no-nonsense, then strong of will and willing to strike down those who did not follow the law.

He gave his wife a small and encouraging smile. You know already how to lead; you are so strong, and motherhood will make you stronger. There is no better teacher than time and trust in yourself. Kigipigak did not want to admit it would be strange to ask for help.