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Kable cut his way into the creature’s giant mass. The once small hole was now a gaping opening. He’d been lost on his own angry and depressed little world as he worked. It helped a bit; this task was successfully redirecting focus. His attention had been caught by a sigh from Liam. You can help me cut this… thing up. The seigneur spoke glancing at him out of the corner of his eye. He wasn’t going to deny the offer of help; this was literally a big project. Spending time with family was nice, it seemed important now more than ever that he do it whenever he would get the chance.
The siblings worked together hacking up the fin whale. Taking bigger slabs seemed more efficient than the smaller chunks he was cutting prior. They had a good amount of meat on the table. Soon enough they would need to start the fire and smoke the meat. Liam’s words struck a chord in the man’s heart. Averting his eyes down to the sand he stopped working momentarily. His younger brother’s thoughts and feelings sounded much like his own. You and me both. For a long time he questioned himself wondering what his place was in the pack, or if there even was one for him here. When Ayita left their lives he felt like a big part of his heart and pride had been stolen from him. He hadn’t felt right since the day she died and he was confused now more than ever before.
Shut your mouth. He didn’t want to hear the young man talk about feeling useless, Kable knew well what that was. You’re smart, young and good with medical practice. You can take care of others. Liam had a place, he was needed by others. It was sad their mother died, but such was life, unfortunate as it was. What happened to her probably couldn’t have been avoided, even if he hadn’t gone anywhere in the first place.
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