To Replace What Was Broken

Keahi settles in near the pile of wood, watching Kite take a few of the boards and begin construction. Theses boards have been precut and notched so that they can easily fit together. It will save on the nails and hammering that will come later. Eyes watch the girl’s progress, chuckling softly at the way she sticks out her tongue in concentration. At Kite’s words about not wanting honey anymore, the red wolf tilts her head and says, “But there are so many flavors to try! Did you know that the flavor of the honey depends on what flowers the bees are pollenating? I have heard that the best honey in the world is made by bees that pollenate fireweed.” Would she be interested in these facts? Keahi was amazed by all the information that Halo had to share on bees and she hopes to impart some of that wisdom to the young Kite.

"Keahi Mogotsi"