Redhawk Caldera shadow walking

Maia. The woman held a largesse about her figure, but a calm aura radiated from her as she asked her questions. It pained him a little bit to think of Moonglow and all that had transpired, but he wasn't afraid to speak of it. She knew Kivaluk; and she seemed to know of Moonglow itself quite well also.

I cannot speak for the village Moonglow, but you are right in that they are... tightly knit, you say? Yes. The way the women all thought the same things, were all raised to be mindless in that way, brought a tension to his jaw as he held back the urge to speak up about it; but he breathed and let it go.

They have their ways, and as warm as they can be there is also a coldness, if you do not have the same views. It was better for me to leave — ah, I was married to a daughter of Moonglow. Was. It would hopefully explain why he had left the village. I have permission to visit from time to time, though, as my children remain there with their mother.