Honeyed Pasture trek along?

You are totally good! I think this is around a good spot to fade so last from me here :) I Absolutely LOVED threading with you. Tags for reference!

The burden of their kill felt like no burden at all. Among friends and allies, no weight was one too heavy for Pangur's shoulders. They came now to the cusp of Neverwinter, a warm, cozy hearth only so far away...

I do not think anything could make me forget Pangur. He says. Well she hopes that is a good thing! But of course she knows it is, and she smiles something soft and genuine, a breathy laugh to every word that she spoke. I am glad to hear. I will not forget of you either, Galen. She shifts as they lower the buck, indulging in a quick breather before she must take up the burden herself. Indulging in another look upon his features before... Well, who could know how long. He wore scars around his muzzle, set on a kind face that more than made up for whatever intimidation factor was added by the marring.

To be scarred was to be alive, she reminded herself. The cut on her cheek still burned like a fire.

I hope that you find what you are looking for, on the coast. Pangur spoke lightly, but not without meaning, the beginnings of goodbye. She could not argue with matters of the heart, the places that tethered others. Nor would she. It is that difference that made the world so beautiful. Maybe Pangur will make the trip instead. She winked, and moved to sling the top half of the deer across her body.

One last look, grateful for his company, for his compliments which Pangur would surely weave into her thoughts forever.

Hehe! Watch out for pirates! It is a joke off Pangur's tongue, but it might've had more relevance than even she was aware of. She begins the slow drag back home, not far to clear, now.

She would make a bed of its hide, so that @Callyope and her puppies on the way could be comfortable. Of its bones, she would trade and maybe use one to bonk @Luhtar on the head. The rest, she hoped would feed them all.

And Galen, she hoped she would see again, when the gods willed it.