Song of Whales

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Arnaaluk nods and stays as she is so that the boy can can draw in a non-directed pose as he had request. While she understood the appeal of appearing natural, part of herself had to fight the urge to strike some sort of dramatic pose. She eyes her illustrator when he mentions how few of her kind where left. She then looks out to the calm waters of the lake, her face creases with a frown.

"Oh... did I blurt that out? Well... I suppose you could call my kind an... endangered species. There are only a few hundred of us left as far as I know but... most members of my race old and well past their prime. In few hundred years... I might be along the last of the Akhlut if not the last." said Arna, looking dejected as she states this somber fact.
 

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"That's unfortunate. I'm sorry. Our ancestors used to take species that have dangerously low numbers and create a realm for them. A sort of pocket dimension that was created to be the best fit for the creatures. But it had unforeseen consequences to the creatures so it had to be stopped. Those that benefit from it are still being taken care of, since they wouldn't know how to survive in their natural habitat anymore." Devias turned his pad to show the girl what he had already drawn. Her face from the side and the front were sketched out with a gentle smile. "There are still some details to be added, but I wondered if you would like to see what I have so far." On the edge of the paper were writings in an alien script, notes of the little details she had revealed about their species that Devias needed to record.
 
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