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They will have the choice. He agreed, understanding it was something he had not provided for Kivaluk in the past. When before, Kigipigak had brought his sons to Moonglow, and found they had not assimilated; but also now, he was glad that Akkuma had gone, and that Kivaluk now stood separated from the village himself as the leader of this place. It would be an option given to both the remaining children.

For now I will hunt for Nutuyikruk. I may be gone for a long time, but I hope it is not too long. I must hope she is not gone from us. His voice hitched and Kigipigak could not speak on it any further. He did not want to dwell on the possibility of failure. The Wilds were an expansive place with many kind people as well as dangerous ones, but he had to hope his daughter had found somewhere good, and that she remained among the living.

He was not a man that prayed easily, but found himself wishing to the spirit of Ariadne, please, do not take your children with you.

And as their conversation came to an end, Kigipigak bade them both farewell, and thanks, and turned to go.