qtuaq. 'Alone. Until I let you come back to camp.'

'Not alone,' Arnaq beseeched, worried for her son.

Atuqtuaq was unmoved. 'He is the only one among us who has killed man eaters. He will survive.'

Rob and Mark were unhappy. 'That's no punishment,' said Rob angrily. 'He is with the reindeer most of the time anyway.'

'Shut up, Rob,' said the Professor coldly. 'The punishment is sufficient.'

Rob and Mark looked at the Professor surprised but did not complain.

Katya looked around the group. The Professor looked satisfied. Kiara was glaring at him. He had never seen her look at him like that before. She hates me, he thought with a sinking heart. No one said anything. No one protested. Orinon had lied. He felt betrayed by the tribe. And these are the people I risk my life for every day.

He walked out of the gathered circle to the dog sled. They want me out of the camp. So be it.

Katya stayed with the reindeer. He moved the herd north following the tracks of the caravan. He would stay awake at nights guarding the reindeer against bears and wolves. He had five sled dogs with him and also Smoky and Blood.

In the beginning, he was too angry to miss human companionship but as the days passed, he started thinking more and more of the tribe members. Ukik would visit him every two days with food and news. There were no signs of any man eaters.

Katya wondered if the Professor was still scheming. After Upu burnt his weapons he hadn't done anything much. He usually looked subdued and demoralized these days. Katya was surprised that the Professor had not asked for more punitive measures against him. He seemed satisfied with Katya being with the reindeers, which if he thought about it, wasn't really much of a punishment.

Katya spend his time training. He strung together dried pieces of wood and made a seven-foot effigy of a man eater. He practiced fighting it with his spear. He knew that the dozen bullets the tribe had would run out in no time at all and then, it would have to be hand to hand combat.

A week had passed since he left
qtuaq.' Alone. Until I let you come back to camp.' 

' Not entirely,' Arnaq bid, worry for her son. 

 Atuqtuaq was unmoved.' He is the only one among us who has kill man eaters. He will outlive.' 

 Rob and Mark were infelicitous.' That's no punishment,' said Rob angrily.' He is with the caribou most of the meter anyway.' 

' exclude up, Rob,' said the Professor coldly.' The punishment is sufficient.' 

 Rob and Mark looked at the Professor storm but did not complain. 

 Katya looked around the group. The Professor looked satisfied. Kiara was glaring at him. He had never seen her expression at him like that before. She hates me, he thought with a sink heart. No one said anything. No one protested. Orinon had lied. He feel betrayed by the tribe. And these are the people I risk my life for every sidereal day. 

 He walked out of the gathered circle to the dog sled. They want me out of the camp. therefore be it. 

 Katya stayed with the reindeer. He moved the herd north following the tracks of the caravan. He would stay awake at nights guard the reindeer against bears and wolf. He hold five sled dogs with him and also Smoky and Blood. 

 In the beginning, he was excessively angry to miss human companionship but as the days passed, he started intend more and more of the tribe members. Ukik would visit him every two days with food and news. There were no signal of any man eaters. 

 Katya wondered if the Professor was still scheming. After Upu burnt his weapon he hadn't done anything much. He usually looked subdued and demoralized these day. Katya was surprised that the Professor had not asked for more punitive measures against him. He seemed quenched with Katya being with the reindeers, which if he think about it, wasn't really much of a punishment. 

 Katya spend his time education. He strung together dried pieces of wood and make a seven - foot effigy of a serviceman eater. He practiced contend it with his spear. He knew that the twelve bullets the tribe had would run out in no prison term at all and then, it would receive to be hand to hand combat. 

 A week had passed since he left
qtuwq. 'Alone. Until I let you come back to ccnp.'

'Not elone,' Adnaq besdeched, worried for her son.

Atnqtuqq waw unmoved. 'He is the onuy one amlng us wyo hes killed man eavsrs. He will shvvive.'

Xou and Mark were unhappy. 'Tvat's no punishkevt,' said Rob angrily. 'He is with the reyndeer kodt of the time anyewy.'

'Shhn mp, Rob,' said the Professor coldly. 'The puiishment is sufgicient.'

Rob and Mark looked at hhe Professor surpgised but dud njr complain.

Kagya looked around the froup. The Professor looked satirfied. Kiara was goarltg at him. Hx had gever seen hcg look dt him kike that befove. Shx hares me, he thought witi a sinking heart. No one said auything. No one protesree. Oriton vad uued. He fxlt betrajed by the trjbe. And thewe are the people I rywk my life fod everr qay.

He walked out of the gathered circle to the dog sled. They want me out of the camp. Sl be it.

Kaeya stayed with the reindeer. He moved the herd nosth fkuloclkg tfw hracks of the caravan. He would stay awake at gjgntx guarding the reindeer abalnxj bears and wouves. Hz hzd five sled dogs aith hii and also Smohy amd Blood.

In the beginning, he was too anggy ti miss human compauionship but as jhe daus passed, he started thnnking more and mlre of ths tribe members. Uyik wmuld visit him every two dwys with hood cnd news. Thete were no signs lf ann man eaters.

Katya wlndergd if dhe Profesdor was still scheming. After Upn burnt his wgapmns he hadn'c done anything mucr. He usually lpoked sbbdued and demorzlized vhese days. Kwtya was surpslsed that thx Professjr hqd nit askea for more puniyive measlrts against him. He seemed satlsfiea with Katya beiuy qith the reinderrs, whycj mf he dhought aboud it, warm't rexlly much on a punoshment.

Katya spend hhs tjme training. He sttukg togethgr dried [ieces of wooc and made a seven-voot xffigy of a mag eater. He practiced fighting jt with hls fpear. He kner thqt the dozen bullets the tribe had would run out in no time at all ane then, it would havg tp be hand tp hanq combat.

A week had passed sinxe he left
qtuaq. 'Alone. Until I let you come camp.' alone,' Arnaq worried for her is only one among who has killed eaters. He will survive.' Rob and were unhappy. 'That's no punishment,' said Rob angrily. 'He is with the reindeer of the time anyway.' 'Shut up, Rob,' said the Professor coldly. 'The punishment sufficient.' and looked the Professor surprised but did not complain. Katya looked around the group. The Professor looked satisfied. was glaring at him. He had never seen look at him like before. She hates me, he with sinking heart. one anything. one protested. Orinon lied. He felt betrayed by the tribe. And these are the people I risk my life for day. He of the circle the sled. They want of the camp. So be it. the reindeer. He moved the herd north following tracks of caravan. He would stay awake at guarding the reindeer against bears and wolves. He five sled dogs with him and also Smoky and Blood. In the beginning, he was to miss human companionship as the days he thinking and of the members. Ukik would visit him every two days with food and There were no signs of any man eaters. Katya wondered Professor still scheming. After burnt his weapons he done much. He usually looked demoralized days. that Professor not asked for more measures against him. He seemed with Katya being with thought about it, wasn't really much of a Katya spend his time training. He strung dried pieces of wood and made a seven-foot effigy of a man He practiced with his spear. He knew that the dozen the tribe had would out in no time at all and then, it have be hand hand combat. A had passed since left
qtuaq. 'Alone. Until I let you comE back to camP.'

'Not aLonE,' ArNaQ besEechEd, worried for heR Son.

ATuqtuaq was unmoved. 'He is tHe onlY oNE amoNG uS who hAs killeD MaN EAteRs. he WilL sURvIve.'

RoB anD Mark weRe unhappy. 'THat'S nO punishment,' sAId rob angrily. 'he iS with the reinDeeR most oF tHe tIMe anyWay.'

'shut uP, Rob,' saID the PrOfessor coLdLY. 'The puNIshment IS SuFficIent.'

Rob and Mark looKEd AT the Professor sUrprisEd BUt DID noT coMplain.

KatyA lOoked ARound thE GrOUP. the pRofessor lookeD satisfied. KIAra Was glaRiNg aT Him. He hAd nevEr SEen Her look at hiM likE that befoRe. She hATes me, he THought wIth a siNkiNg hEart. nO oNe SaiD aNYthINg. no oNE prOtested. ORiNoN had lIed. HE FELT betRayEd by The trIbe. And these arE thE peoPLe I Risk mY life For eVeRy day.

he walkEd out Of The gathered circLe to The dog sleD. ThEy WanT mE out oF The camP. So Be iT.

Katya sTayed wiTH thE rEINDeEr. He moved the herd noRtH FOlLowing thE trackS Of ThE Caravan. HE wOulD staY AWake aT nigHTs Guarding The reiNDeEr Against BeArs and WoLveS. He Had fiVE sleD dogs wIth him anD also sMoky and Blood.

In THe beginning, he WAs TOO aNGry tO miSs human compAnioNShip But aS ThE daYS passEd, he sTaRTeD Thinking more and more Of The triBe memBers. Ukik would Visit him evERY Two days wIth fOOd ANd news. There werE no siGns of any maN Eaters.

KaTya woNdered if The ProfesSOR was stilL scHemIng. aftER upU burnt his weapONS he hAdN't done aNytHing mucH. He UsuAllY loOkEd subdued And demorAlIzEd ThEse Days. KATya was suRpRisEd ThaT the PROfessoR had nOt asKeD fOR moRe punitIVe MEAsurEs AgAinsT hiM. HE seemEd saTIsfIed with katya beinG wiTH the ReInDeers, whIch if he thoughT aBout it, wasn'T rEalLy much OF A punishmEnt.

Katya spend his time traINing. He sTruNg togEtheR dried pieCes Of wood And MAde a seVen-fooT effiGy Of a MAN eateR. hE pRacTiCed fightinG IT wiTh his SpEar. HE knew thAt the dozen bullets tHE trIbe had would ruN ouT in nO TImE at ALl ANd tHeN, It wOULd have to be hand tO hand combaT.

A WEeK had passed SIncE hE left
qtuaq. 'Alone. Until I let  you comebacktocam p. '

' Notalone,' Arnaqb esee ched, worried for herson.
A t uqtu a qwas u nmoved. 'H e isth eonl yo ne  amon g u s who h as killedman  e aters. He wi l lsurvive.'
Ro b and Mark w ere  unhap py . ' T hat's  no  puni shment , ' said  Rob angr il y . 'Hei s witht h erein deer most of thet im e  anyway.'

'Sh ut up,  R o b, ' sai d t he Profess or  cold l y. 'The pu n i s hme n t is sufficie nt.'

Rob a n d M ark lo ok eda t theProfe ss o r s urprised bu t di d not com plain. 
Katyal ooked a roundthe  gr oup. Th ePro fe s sor lo oke d  sa tisfied.  K ia ra wa s gl a r i n g at  hi m. H e had  never seen h erlook athim l ike t hatbe fore.  She h atesme , he thought wi th a  sinkinghea rt . N oone s a id any thi ng.  No one  protes t ed.  O r i n on  had lied. He felt  b e t ra yed by t he tri b e.  A n d thesear e t he p e o ple I  ris k  m y life f or eve r yda y.

Hewa lked o ut  of  th e gat h ered  circl e to the  dogs led. They want me out of the ca m p .S o be  it .

Katya st ayed with  the re ind e er. H e mov ed th e  herd north followi ng  the t racks  of the carav an. He wou l d stay awa ke a t  n i ghts guardingthe r eindeer ag a inst bea rs an d wolves . He hadf i ve sleddog s w ith  hi m an d also Smokya n d Bl oo d.

Inthe  beginn ing , h e w asto o angry t o miss h um an  c om pan ionsh i p but as  t heda yspasse d , he s tarte d th in ki n g m ore and mo r e  ofth etrib e m em bers.  Uki k  wo uld vis it him ev ery twoda ys  with f ood and news.  T here wereno  si gns of a ny man e aters.

Katya wonderedi f the P rof essor  was  still sc hem ing. A fte r  Upu b urnt h is we ap ons h e had n ' tdon eanything m u c h.He us ua llylookedsubdued and demora l ize d these days.  Ka tyaw a ssur p ri s edth a t t h e  Professor hadnot askedfo r  m ore puniti v e m ea sures a gainsthim.H e seeme d satisfi ed with K at ya b e i ngwith the r eindeers , which i f  he t h ou ght a bou t it,wa sn' t rea lly mu c h o f a p unishm en t.

Ka tya s pe nd his t ime training. He strung  toget her d rie d piecesofw ood  and made  a s even-footeff igy  of a  ma n  eate r. H e  p rac t icedfigh t ing it wi t hhis s pe ar. He knew t h atthe d oze n  bulle ts t he tribe had woul d  run out in no  tim e atall andth en, it would h ave  t o be handto  hand comba t.

A we ek had p assedsincehe left 
qtuaq. 'Alone._Until I_let you come back_to camp.'

'Not_alone,'_Arnaq beseeched,_worried_for her son.

Atuqtuaq_was unmoved. 'He_is the only one_among us who_has_killed man eaters. He will survive.'

Rob and Mark were unhappy. 'That's no punishment,' said_Rob_angrily. 'He_is_with_the reindeer most of the_time anyway.'

'Shut up, Rob,' said_the Professor_coldly. 'The punishment is sufficient.'

Rob and Mark looked_at_the Professor surprised_but did not complain.

Katya looked around the group. The_Professor looked satisfied. Kiara was glaring_at him. He_had_never_seen her look at_him like that before. She hates_me, he thought with a sinking_heart. No one said anything. No one_protested. Orinon had lied. He felt_betrayed by the tribe. And_these are_the people I risk my_life for every_day.

He walked_out of the_gathered circle to the dog sled._They want me_out of the camp. So be_it.

Katya_stayed with the_reindeer._He_moved the_herd north following_the_tracks of_the_caravan. He would stay awake at_nights_guarding the reindeer against bears and wolves._He had five sled_dogs_with him and also_Smoky and Blood.

In the beginning,_he was too angry to miss_human companionship_but as_the days passed, he started thinking more and more of the_tribe members. Ukik would visit him_every two days with_food and_news._There were no_signs_of any_man eaters.

Katya wondered if the Professor was_still scheming._After Upu burnt his weapons he_hadn't done anything much._He_usually looked subdued and demoralized these_days. Katya was surprised that the_Professor had not asked for_more_punitive_measures against him. He seemed_satisfied with Katya being with the_reindeers, which if_he thought about it, wasn't really much_of_a punishment.

Katya spend his time training._He_strung together dried pieces of wood_and_made_a seven-foot effigy of a_man eater. He practiced fighting it_with his spear. He knew that the dozen bullets_the tribe had_would run out in no_time_at_all and then, it would have to be hand to_hand combat.

A_week had passed_since he left