Kai did the same to them and never let them get close to her right back leg.

"Nice to meet you all. You two certainly raised a son to be proud of," Douglas smiles.
Yannis can't help but worry over Selkie's disappearance, "Nice to meet you." He seems distracted.

One of the more adventurous wolves slowly got up and very cautiously approached Kai.

Kal's father, Hakan, had that suspicious look, though his mother Gaho seemed much more inviting. "And you as well," She chimed. Kaladin himself merely smiled, one hand resting on his sister's shoulder.

Kai stayed still watching the wolf.

A sound come from behind as Skipper stumbles, "Ow thorn bush."
"Skipper I thought you would stay on the ship," Douglas spoke.
"Sorry not happening right now there a small problem we need to repair the ship it got hit," Skipper responds then notices the echidnas, "Pardon me for intruding please my name Skipper Blakesley I dont mean to interupt."

Gaho smiled understandingly. "You're pardoned."

The wolf stopped short then sat down again, about a yard away from Kai. Hello. I've never seen a wolf like you before... He started, trying to sound friendly.

Hello, Kai stood her ground, I'm not from around here.

"Thank you," Skipper sees Yannis. "Yannis come on stowaway you're being put to work."
Yannis finally notices Skipper, "Yes Captain." He walks back toward the beach.
Skipper follows Yannis to make sure he doesn't try to sneak back.
Douglas watched them Kai and the other wolf, "I see we're not the only ones getting aquainted."

Kaladin smiled. "I suppose not."

The wolf glanced down for a moment, then back at Kai. Then where?
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Edmund glided easily over the water near the coast, scanning the sea for his next meal.

The mainland, Kai answers.




Skipper notices the bird, "Good to see you again albatross we need some luck."

I just need some food! Edmund squwaked back. Not like Skipper would understand, though. You think being a lucky animal would make life easier, but all it did was attract Mobians who scared away the fish.
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The wolf tilted his head. Is it nice over there?
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Bheka stopped at the edge of the cliff.
"Right here?" His friend asked.
Bheka dipped his head.
"They fell?"
Another nod.
His friend huffed and hopped down over the cliffside, latching his spurs into the rocky surface to get a better look. Bheka wasn't worried about his companion being spotted; It was too dark for either of them to be identified.

Scimitar strode up to Void's quarters and stood patiently by the door, wing resting on his sword hilt. He spared a glance around the hall and sighed. "Such an idiotic move...." He mumbled to himself.

Skipper looks in Edmund's direction holding a fish, "Catch!" He threw the fish to Edmund, 'to thank you for your help."

Depends on the day, Kai replies.


Nothing was down at the bottom of the cliff but a red creature was coming toward him.