Prologue

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      As the night drifts away and the sun elevates, the kits came to be. Out in the cold condition, it was hard to survive. But with a little faith and valiancy, you can survive anything. There was a kit, denominated Maramayu. She was the youngest while her brother denominated Kiyu was a two years old. Maramayu's father died bulwarking her mom, Lillian, which was quite devastating, but the world isn't a good place. The arctic foxes took it as fate, and learn to move on to survive. Maramayu didn't verbalize much, but her brother, well, he was a different story. Kiyu was the adventurous and insouciant type of kit, her mother didn't mind him exploring, as long as he brings some aliment back. Kiyu is more vigorous than Maramayu, but don't let Maramayu shyness get to allude you, she has a special aptitude and ways.

      Then Maramayu is an arctic fox with taste. She can smell pray 5 miles away, she can track them down, dig, and is an astonishing hunter. The quandary is that since Maramayu is shy, she inclines to only show her special aptitudes at night. Midnight if we wanted to be concrete. Now her brother detests the night, trepidations of the polar bears but Maramayu endeavors to pacify him. At night it gets more arctic than the day, mostly because there is no sun to heat a minute. The arctic foxes have lots of furs, to keep them warm. Maramayu's dream is to leave the cold tundra and head on off to a more warmer place, but she will most definitely miss her white fur because arctic foxes have adaptations, and when it gets warmer the arctic fox's fur change color do an ebony/brownish color and become svelter.

       Yet she is fine, just to get her liberation. Then things come in the way of absquatulation from polar bears... It was hard for Maramayu to tell her mother and brother that they're in hazard because visually perceiving a vicious beast takes the breath out of her, so she runs and runs. Endeavoring to run past her family because she kens her brother will attempt to catch up with her because he celebrates it is a little game of "tag". So Lillian will follow them both to find out they won't get into any trouble. Quandary solved! Well virtually. Not to verbally express there were more polar bears than conventional, which frightened Maramayu. That's when she mainly just staying in her den, alone and trepidations for all so long, wondering what to do.

      Until her brother came into her den. He was jumping around and being exhilarated, which was not the first. She optically discerned jubilant and exhilaration in Kiyu's eyes. Maramayu was confounded and gotten up to visually perceive what's erroneous. Her brother kept doing it, without a replication. Lillian came into the den, her countenance transmuted when she optically discerned Kiyu bouncing around. She fluffed out her tail and sat down. A cold chill ran down Maramayu's spine, but she doesn't ken if it is fear or just because of the weather. Lillian looked marginally woeful. Then it hit Maramayu. Not only just Kiyu getting authentically dizzy and falling on her. She knows something.

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⏰ Last updated: Dec 09, 2017 ⏰

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