Wapun Meadow forgo the parable

gamey taste was what the arctic woman was used to, as the lands of muskox plains were an almost constant winter ; limited nutrients, asides from where the paths met the rivers and lakes and the plants came to life, verdant and emerald, where many herds went to feed. rala gave a nod, and when the regina asked of muskox taste, she said: the scent is more ... powerful, then the taste. they are named muskox for their smell, especially when they begin to breed. the meat, however, is very juicy. satisfying. keeps us healthy when there is little sunlight and cold tempratures ; thickens our furs.

there was something longing within her heart as she spoke. something that seemed reminiscent of ... homesickness, almost. benefit of health is more important than taste. good to savour, but, also good to be able to eat at all, you know? nanuralaaq looked towards the regina for a moment. there is lots of famine, where i come from. any sort of meats are appreciated, no matter taste or texture. anything to keep us alive, once more, she turned her gaze away. keep us strong, you know?

she would allow ameline to lead the way, following alongside her. once they came upon the deer, nanuralaaq would provide assistance to her queen. to the lady of the valley.