Sah
"I'm pretty sure we have our parents and Ilma to thank for that one." Aino's mother was a stern woman at times, despite her recent lost. Sah had no doubt that she was fully capable of keeping her nieces and nephews quiet. Thinking about her and Aino sent a pang of grief through him, but the joy of Cordelia and Noah's upcoming wedding kept it at bay.
Sah tilted his head as Lilly continued to send waves of curiosity, concern, and urgency. Letting go of her fur, he nodded, "Show me." It didn't feel like she'd spotted a threat. Something else was going on. Sure enough, the wolf took off through the tundra but after a few minutes skidded to a stop at the base of one of the few trees present.
Cautiously the Abandoned approached and looked up. A pair of small hazel eyes locked with his from a tree branch about half-way up. "Oh." It was a small black wolf pup, probably three months old. And somehow it was in a tree. The tugging in his gut strengthened and it dawned on him. This little pup was what he was being led to.
Sah tilted his head as Lilly continued to send waves of curiosity, concern, and urgency. Letting go of her fur, he nodded, "Show me." It didn't feel like she'd spotted a threat. Something else was going on. Sure enough, the wolf took off through the tundra but after a few minutes skidded to a stop at the base of one of the few trees present.
Cautiously the Abandoned approached and looked up. A pair of small hazel eyes locked with his from a tree branch about half-way up. "Oh." It was a small black wolf pup, probably three months old. And somehow it was in a tree. The tugging in his gut strengthened and it dawned on him. This little pup was what he was being led to.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
