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[html] ilu! short here too.
When he first heard Rurik's words, he didn't know what to think. He wondered how remaining in one place for his entire life could be considered impressive. Kansas caught on to what the elder Were had said on his own, but he understood it fully only when his companion had finished, with his words about missing his family.
Their perspectives were different, opposite almost: The Sadira boy thought he could better himself through seeing more of the world, while Rurik wondered whether he should stay in one place among family. Kansas had never been unhappy with his home, if he was being honest with himself. There was plenty to see around here, many beautiful and interesting places that he could enjoy, all the while remaining available to his family. Perhaps there would be time for something else later.
Do you have any family around here? the slender male asked curiously. Are they in Russia? Maybe Rurik had brought some of his kin to Canada with him. Kansas didn't know if it was possible to sail the sea by oneself.
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