Ouroboros Spine I move my feet but I feel no beat.

This perfect stranger of a kid wanted to come with her, whenever she decided to do something. Towhee couldn’t say why this weighed so heavily on her today. Her children were grown, out there doing their own things. That was the mark of successful parenting, wasn’t it? Just look at Meerkat! But right now, Towhee just missed being close to her children. Hell, she missed her whole family. The wolves here were unprecedentedly kind, but they weren’t family.

Of course, she didn’t want to take it out on Wilwarin here. She managed a tired smile that didn’t reach her eyes and said, -“I was just thinking about sitting here and enjoying the peace and quiet for a while.”- So much for breakfasting and patrolling. She’d lost her interest in both. “If that’s not too boring for you, I wouldn’t mind the company. And it’s a sign language called Ptero. I could teach you.”-