Wheeling Gull Isle he left it dead, and with its head he went galumphing back

Her body squirms with delight, holding on as long as she can. Takiyok hadn’t stayed, something that had brought sadness, but Tahani was here. What did this mean? Would she go with Takiyok too?
 
“She was here. She told me about the storm,” she says and looks down, slowly peeling herself away, but when she’s asked about the others she only shakes her head. She worries about the lot of them, especially Siarut. He hadn’t been in great health the last she’d seen him and Takiyok hadn’t known either. Currituck sucks and steps back, looking up at the tall woman, expecting her to say she has to go back too, but… maybe, maybe. She doesn’t even want to ask.