The yento spirit is unmistakeable. Yento are strong of spirit, steadfast in the midst of storm, hard against those who bring rage, soft toward those who need reassurance, rigid in their duties and flexible when the unexpected comes to pass. A yento is one of the greatest boons of nature, that a spirit of such vitality will offer its claws and its heart to the quovvorn seila is a treasured happenstance. ..so many times I have heard those words, held them deep within.
Many ahmnit have come to me, and I have known more sopir than I can yet recall, I have seen those who share traits with yento but never one in truth. ..never until now.
I had been long without ahmnit, too long and I had begun to wonder.
A quovvorn seila between ahmnits is still quovvorn, a quovvorn seila without.. if an ahmnit does not come then I do not know what it means, but it cannot bode well for the quovvorn.
It had been long, too long, and I had begun to despair when my yento ahmnit came to me. He was the first wolf to do so and he was large, almost greater than a bear in size, brutal and powerful but wounded and in need, as is always the way. He refused me at first, but he spoke the nogdi tongue, I think it tainted his sopir spirit slightly, though his instincts remain strong. A few brief suns were all it took to win him over and I learned that he carried a great pain, a nogdi pain of the heart which held him back. Once he took to me he devoted himself fully as is the sopir way, without reservation.
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