Ouroboros Spine piviuttaktuk ⤩

A quiet. They both new that a great reigning generation was coming to an end, without any security of what might happen when they were gone. It was all out of their control, now. 

Maybe she will come back... He murmurs, after she speaks of forneskja moving it's location. Ariadne did. Yet she had left with her husband, not allowed. Then she died, too. Maybe Callyope and her children were safer while gone. Aiolos would never speak this thought. 

His chin then would rest on the snowy paw touched to his chest. I know... They would walk among the dancing lights. The spirits would call them to their eternal home. The Moon and Sea goddess would bless their union into the afterlife. 

Agana. He speaks the name of the woman again. I had promised to show her the sea, once. So very long ago. It was not meant to be. Kukutux was married off. Courtfall had fallen. Aiolos had followed a Nereid to the sea. 

Agana still held love for Kukutux even after all these years apart from her. She meant to pick up where they had left off, as though Kukutux heart did not already belong to another. As though their current marriage did not hold weight. Aiolos was not upset with Kukutux, yet more so to Agana at the thought that she sought his wife without consulting him of this. Nevermind that. All the mattered was, And what does your spirit want? Last time Kukutux opened her heart to a woman, she left not only her but the children they had created. What would Agana do now?