Porcupine Ridge The Dawn

Nutuyikruk did not remember much. She remembered that the stars came out at night, and that the moon set to raise the sun. That one upon a time, she had a brother, a sister. That aaka smiled brightly, but at many paws of length. That aapa fizzled away much the same, and that there had been deep love anyways. And more vividly, she remembered..

"I'm sorry. I hope you feel a lot-lot better." What pain Hex must have suffered. Empathy swarmed her, and the girl nodded to her own words.

"It hurts to lose your family, doesn't it?"

It hurt, but maybe it hurt a little less to know there was someone else out there who had been dealt the same cards as you.

"You must feel how I feel."

A front paw swung along the ground. "I'm not very hungry, I don't think, but thank you very much for asking, sir." Tired, but then it struck her it could have been him who was hungry. "Would you like me to bring you something instead if you're hungry, mister?" Yet lately, Nutu always felt tired.