Tut-Tut It Looks Like Rain

A chuckle is given to Kione as he noses the sand, trying to find the interesting scent that coats the granules. She contemplates telling him their secret about how the sand glows under the moonlight but she decides to just bring him back here at night and allow him to see the effect for himself. His praise is given and the red wolf dips her head in thanks. Then he asks what else she sees in the sky and Keahi once again turns her blue gaze to the clouds. Humming to herself, she watches the patchwork groups of clouds before pointing to a large cluster that was moving toward them. She says, “You see those clouds? They are low and their tops have grown tall meaning they are going to bring a great storm. However, you notice how the tops stick out both sides? The longer ends points to where the storm is going to take place.”

Allowing her paw to fall back to the sand, Keahi turns her blue gaze to Kione and says, “That storm is going to miss this continent. It will bring strong winds and waves but nothing more. The humidity will also increase so be ready to spend plenty of time in the water.” A laugh bubbles out as she looks to the dog who has quickly become her friend. For a moment, she wishes she could take him back to her island and show him all the beauty that beyond the ocean. Maybe one day.


"Keahi Mogotsi"