Stavanger Bay fury and reason

The other introduced himself as Floki before he decided that he needed to depart. The great ghostly creature did not stop him in his trek, for he had already taken a great deal of the other man’s time. Instead, his fiery gaze followed the path of the kindly stranger until he had disappeared. Once the brute had managed to gather enough of his strength, he rose shakily to his paws and continued his search for fish inside of the lapping waters that touched the shore.
 
After having gathered enough to sustain himself, Kierkegaard departed from the sea with a peculiar madness inside of him. His mind churned with thoughts of how he could survive, and he found himself at the only conclusion he could muster; he would need to take a pack as his own.