I will love forever

tae The girl was not alone, but she did not care. The wind whipped any number of smells her way, but she had only eyes and a nose for that which smelled big and meaty and full of the type of bones that would bring her twin great joy. The type of bones they once used to make a cart, and to build an effigy to Gaucho, her father. Nose to the ground, Tae raised a cautious paw, still and smelling. Quickly, like water being thrust at her, the scent of the creature engulfed her in a way that made her head snap up sharply as she looked about. But there was only the desolate stillness and the silence of snowfall— —the earth erupted around her, and before the wolf might have done anything about it, she was lifted into the air, and then pulled down into an eternity of blackness. Her last thought, in a language so few knew anymore, was Anha zhorre lei yer seestra. And then for the second time in her life, Tae died.