Moonspear Meet the family

Dirge agreed with the request, though Nikai found it difficult to see what was going on in the man's mind. Dirge asked what sort of story Nikai had in mind, and since he had nothing really fancy in mind, Nikai hoped that it wouldn't be too disappointing. It wasn't an exciting story; just a bit of history from his old home. I could tell you about Easthollow's stone circle. It's a place where wolves are buried by stones, and each stone stands for something. It helps the wolves of the pack to get by. Nikai thought of Keoni, his sister, as he spoke of the stones. He was sad to be away from her, as he used to love spending time there, just sitting by her grave and chatting.

There's a mother stone, which brings comfort to all. He smiled thinking of Valette. The father stone, a protector. My adopted father's buried there. Steady, died too soon. And my sister is buried there, too, by a stone that watches over the young ones in the pack. Honestly, Nikai still felt she should have had the traveller stone, but he didn't argue with Valette's choices for the stones. He supposed she had known Keoni in a much different way than he had.