Noctisardor Bypass spechou

Some of what Heda tried to explain went right over his head, whether because he was too young to fathom such enormity as every variation of rose in the world or because he was too dumb to realize that a tulip and a rose were not the same thing. Oh, sure, they had different names, but wolves had different names, too, and at the end of the day they were still all wolves no matter what they looked like.

Flowers were no different, and so to Gideon a tulip and a rose were just different names for flowers that looked a little different but were fundamentally the same. This great misunderstanding was where all his future trouble would spring from.

There was no trouble now, though, for he was busy giggling at the idea of a world where everything was wolves. It-ud be funny-est, mama, he said, if all the things were woofs! God didun make it funny 'nuff!