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When his son explains his role, his responsibility, Kigipigak feels pride again. He wants to take credit where a father often did, and yet within that strengthening sense of, look at how good my blood is, he knows that Kivaluk was a strong and capable man in his own right - and truthfully, in spite of his origin. Kigipigak could not claim any part of his son's ascension and he knew that.

The only thing he could do now was offer, Then I should ask if there is any work that needs doing. Anything I can hunt, or any tasks you might have in mind?

Kigipigak would be happy with the distraction; if he could further prove his intentions in this way, all the better to get started. He would need time to adjust to his new home.