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The stranger seemed to confuse history with present, something Kaertok had seen fools do before. It was stupid of this wolf to think that anybody who settled here would be the same as the last. That is, unless he was referring to Rosalyn herself, which Kaertok did not believe to be the case (and something she was quick to clarify). If he hated these cliffs and those who settled here so much, shouldn't he be the one moving away? Kaertok certainly thought so, although he did not voice this opinion.

Could this Sagtannet not just stay away from the cliffs? Why was this such a hard thing to ask for? And why did they seem to think so poorly of anybody who settled here? It was a baseless claim, and once again, Kaertok held his tongue. Like the iceberg for a mother he had been born from, he stayed silent, steady, and calm. Only when the waves crashed around him was he a threat.