Moonspear Meet the family

Nikai was glad that Dirge was interested in his story about Easthollow. Seemed like the kind of story that could go either way -- good or bad -- really, so he was just happy that it went the good way. Dirge seemed interested since he asked another question, wondering if it was just the two stones. Nikai shook his head. Oh, no - my sister Keoni's is a different stone than the father and mother stones. Hers is the stone that watches over the young ones of the pack. Because she had never had a long future herself. And there's one that looks after the travellers, too. Supposed that was him, or used to be, anyway. Valette had described the stone a little differently -- a stone of lost souls, to pray those who had left would find their way home -- but he supposed she had always had a different mindset, one that wasn't riddled with wanderlust like his own.

There's a warrior stone, too. One of the pack's deceased warriors lays buried there. Illecebra. Though Nikai had never known them. The stones are set up in a circle. It was always like that, from when we found them. It always gives a sort of magical feeling to the place, somehow.