Ankyra Sound vi It's in your blood.

Yikes! Erupted the stranger's voice as they finally noticed Kigipigak. They tried to reverse course and there was an audible konk as their head hit a low segment of the grotto's overhang, falling prone. If Kigipigak had any remorse over causing such a reaction it did not show upon his face.

Kigipigak closed the distance without hurry. He felt a sense of satisfaction upon watching the other boy blunder around and fall to the earth, his tail raising in the dark as a fleeting sense of triumph flowed through him.

Upon inspecting the stranger's coat for smells he found only more salt. Is this your cave, akmaak? It seemed a suitable nickname for the boy painted in shades of stone and fire.