Stavanger Bay Heavy Hearts

Charon wondered what Thistle meant when she said 'sacrifices'. He hoped she would not take her own eye, for while Charon respected his parents' belief in the Gods, he himself was sceptical about their existance. Ragnar had always worked hard to keep the Gods happy. He had given his own eye to them, his soul, and much more, and yet here he lay, dead and cold, and with too few wolves for comfort left in the vicinity.

Alongside the others, Charon dug to help bury the body, silently thinking about these things. He would remember Ragnar positively, for all the things he had done right and for raising him when his own parents were no longer there to do so. The realisation that Ragnar was really gone was a tough one to fully realise; even when looking upon his deceased body.