Revival of the Spirit Wolf

The Far Seer stood there upright and silent, watching the whirling of the pond's surface. Twinkling stars shone on it softly, reflecting light over Thunder Bluff. There, she was holding a short cane, made from oaken wood and gillted with gold. And then, her upper lip lifted up, shaping in a smile and then closing her eyes.

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The sun arose, and Thunder Bluff awoke. The Elder shaman sang a low pitched tune, and earth shaking, because of the kodos sounded from down the mesas. She stood there still. Perhaps aslept, non of her poses had changed, even so, a silk sack was fastened on the Elder's Cane with a thin thread. The sack was tied carefully, and when the wind breezed, it softly shoke, seemingly carrying something with a similar attribute.

Then, she shouted loudly, so the whole camp could hear her clearly, her pitched voice: "Waluu, come to me! His brothers, follow the Seer! I guide you, where your home is!" And from the middle tower, down the stairs came the Runemaster of The Spirit Wolves, nodding at Ahowa. With a shaking of her fist, she motioned him to follow her. And they walked...

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"What is it, sister, how may I help you?" Barryn asked curiously. A response was not given. And so, they walked on the Spirit Rise and to behind the main tent. There, the Seer kneeled down, and began chanting a spell, whilst lightning and earthen bolts kepts floating around her and her weapons. Nothing happened, and even little tauren, yet slow people, would have lost patience here. But they did not - and when the drums called, revived the valley, announcing the noon, two totems appeared right next to her.

And one of them was heating greatly, the other one freezing the ground. They both clashed together, and suddenly, a fire in the midst of them appeared. The shamaness threw her cane in the fire, and the fire arose high, creating a heating aura around him.

Then, Ahowa clapped her hands together, and it turned into pure dust, saying: "Runemaster, gather the dust. It will bring our ancestor to life."