Blacktail Deer Plateau reporting the patterns row by line

The next ghost she explained was of interest, though Mordecai found it difficult to conjure up an image that may have suited this Gallert. Once again he listened with rapt attention, once more captured by the stories Osprey wove easily. But this story was a short one, nothing more than a description to a creature capable of walking on four and two legs. A sad, perhaps even miserable being. To Mordecai, it sounded purely like he had just wanted to be noticed — he thought that maybe one of his own sisters could have fit that ticket — but he made no comment on it, as she had prompted him for suggestions.

And he found that this time, he faltered a bit. But it only lasted a moment.

"What about a troll ghost? Maybe one that's angry that lives on the mountain, one who could be responsible for when there's an avalanche," he suggested, believing that for all good ghosts and goblins, there were also bad ones. "Of course, that's not on the plateau, but maybe he was banished by other ghosts for being evil. But he watches all around, angry but not wanting to hurt others purposefully." It would have been a nice tale about how avalanches happened, which truthfully Mordecai hadn't the faintest idea. He knew that they simply did and for the most part, could not have said that such a thing had happened while he had been near one.