Stone Circle the away mission

The boy is proud to claim the standing stones, and Tulimaq felt fortunate he was not older and more likely to give in to basic instinct. He did not wish to fight anyone as he made his rounds, and certainly did not want to make enemies when he was alone in this wilderness. He had come to learn, to make a name for himself - to earn a proper name, too - and found it was a nice change of pace from the constant activity of Tartok. Then again, Tulimaq was a beast of routine and ritual. He enjoyed hunting, chasing, tracking, and all manner of physical activity. A part of him wanted to test the boy and entertain himself, but he knew such behavior did not lend itself towards diplomacy.

When asked about himself, Tulimaq answered with his gruff voice, sounding just as proud as the boy did about the stones: I am Tulimaq, son of Saghani, a warrior of Tartok. The names would likely mean nothing to this boy but it felt good to finally have an opportunity to speak them aloud; the rest of his kin were not strongly vocal (often relying on more natural systems to communicate), and he was one of the few that found value in the voice. He let a smile creep across his face as he spoke, and then added, My people are travelers, conquerors — but I am mostly an explorer, if I'm being honest.