William and his group stayed in the Crimson Emissaries tribe for three days, and every early morning, they heard strange and awkward "A...B...C..." sounds coming from various stone houses.
This was Moros teaching the tribespeople a new language... starting right from the alphabet.
William hadn't expected Moros to personally teach these primitive tribespeople.
Teaching someone a new language is extremely difficult, but Moros showed extraordinary patience in this endeavor.
Moros did not reveal Luna and Erebus's identities to the people of the tribe, and these people couldn't recognize that Luna and her companions were Shapeshifters.
Over the days, the tribe's children often came to play with Luna and Erebus.
At first, Luna and Erebus were reluctant to talk to them, but then a little girl named Freya would occasionally bring them wild fruits, leaving them from a distance and watching them.
That look in her eyes...
How to describe it?
