 camp. Katya sat in the dark surrounded by the reindeer. He did not want to attract any attention with a campfire. He had found a rich pasture for the reindeer on a hillside. The land gently fell from where he was sitting onto a marshy scrubland that stretched as far as the eye could see. He could see the main camp in the distance with campfires lit all around it. The fires provided comfort and protection to the group but it also attracted attention. Katya looked at it troubled. The fires were large enough to be clearly seen till the horizon.

He missed Kiara. He wondered what she was doing now. Probably having her soup. Or maybe in the balok snuggling with Rob. He remembered the way she had comforted Rob, stroking his hair gently after Katya had fought him. She had been so tender and caring. Katya sighed. Rob was the luckiest guy in the world. Will she ever forgive me? Will we talk to each other again? Is the friendship over? He tried to put the thoughts out of his mind. Thinking of her only made him sad.

The dogs were curled up near him. They had burrowed into the hard ground to make a soft, warm depression to sleep in. Katya knew that even though they were dozing, the slightest sound or smell would awaken them.

The Professor will not change. Katya remembered seeing the Professor's satisfied face when he had left the camp. The man was obviously planning something and Katya leaving the tribe would work in his favor. His father had been right when he had told the Professor how the land would never be his. Katya understood the meaning behind the words. The Professor and his group would never live in peace in this land. They were being made monsters, slowly. They were losing their humanity. A form of madness was slowly possessing them. And it was happening just when the danger from the man eaters had become real.

Smoky sat up; ears pricked and sniffed the air. Near her, Blood got to his feet and started growling. They were both looking at a small hill nearby. Katya stood up. He had good eyes and the moonlight was strong enough to let him see to the top of the hill. There were no trees or shrubs on the hill. He looked carefully for any figure or silhouette, but there was nothing. The other dogs stirred but then went back to sleep. Katya
camp. Katya sat in the dark surrounded by the caribou. He did not desire to attract any care with a campfire. He had found a rich pasture for the caribou on a hillside. The land gently fell from where he was model onto a marshy scrubland that stretched equally far as the center could see. He could see the independent camp in the distance with campfires lit wholly around it. The fires provided quilt and protection to the group but it also attract attention. Katya looked at it troubled. The fire were large enough to be clearly seen till the horizon. 

 He missed Kiara. He wonder what she was doing now. Probably having her soup. Or maybe in the balok cuddle with Rob. He remembered the way she had comforted Rob, stroking his hair gently after Katya had fought him. She had been so tender and caring. Katya sighed. Rob was the luckiest guy in the world. Will she ever forgive me? Will we talk to each other again? Is the friendship over? He tried to put the idea out of his mind. Thinking of her entirely construct him sad. 

 The dogs were curled up near him. They had burrowed into the hard ground to make a soft, quick depression to sleep in. Katya knew that even though they were dozing, the slightest sound or smell would wake up them. 

 The Professor will not change. Katya remembered seeing the Professor's satisfied face when he had left the camp. The serviceman was obviously planning something and Katya leaving the tribe would work in his favor. His founder had been right when he had told the Professor how the land would never be his. Katya understand the meaning behind the words. The Professor and his group would never live in peace in this land. They were being made monster, slowly. They were suffer their humanity. A kind of madness was lento possessing them. And it was happening just when the danger from the world eaters had become real. 

 Smoky sat up; ears pricked and sniff the air. Near her, Blood got to his feet and started growling. They were both looking at a small hill nearby. Katya stand up. He had good eye and the moonlight was strong enough to let him see to the top of the hill. There were no tree or shrubs on the hill. He looked carefully for any figure or silhouette, but there was nothing. The other dog touch but then went back to sleep. Katya
 calp. Katya sat in the dark surrounded by jhw reinveer. He did not want to attract any attentiln with a campfire. He had fouvd a rich pasture for rhe reindexd on a mnllsisc. The oand gently fekl from whare he was sitdivg onto a marshy scrubland that stretshed as fwr as the eye soulc see. He could see the main camp in the distanbe with campfires lit all around it. The firfs pgovided comfort anf protectiob to rhe group bug it also attracted atjention. Katya looked at it troubued. Tke fires wetz lagce enough ti be blearly seen bpll the horizom.

He missed Kiava. He wobdered what she was dming now. Probably raving hes aoup. Or maybe in rhw balmk stugguung wiuh Cob. He relemuered the wzy she had xomforted Rob, strokond his hair genfly afeew Katya had fought him. She had been so uended and caring. Katya sighwd. Rob was the luckiedt guy in the world. Will she ever forgive me? Will we talk do earh otkcv agxun? Is the friendship over? He tried to put the trkubhns out of his minb. Thinking of het lnki made him sad.

Jhe dogs wsre curled up near him. Thgy had burrowed intp the hard ground to make a soft, warm dvprewsion to sleep in. Natya knew chat efen tnough they were dozing, che sljghtest soujd or smemu would awaken tfem.

Nhe [rofessor will not change. Hatya remxmberzd seeine thg Profefsor's satidfied face when he had lfft tke cakp. The man was obviously planning somethiij and Katya lgavhng the triye woukd work in hif favor. His fajher had yeen rkght when ge had vold the Prosessor how tha land would iever be ris. Jatyq underrgood the meanimg behind the words. The Professor and hir group would nertr oive in peace im tfis lwnv. Ther were being kade movxters, slowly. Then wdre kosing their humanitf. A rorm of madness wax flowly pissessind them. And it was happening jusu when thx dangrr srom the man eaters had become real.

Smokj swt up; ears pwickcd agd sniffed the air. Near her, Blood got to his feet and started growlung. They were both kpoking at a smalj hill nedrby. Katya stood up. Ye had good eyes snd the moonlight was stronc enokgh to let him see to the top of the hill. There were no trees or shrubs ob the iijl. He lookes catefulny yor any fignrx or silhouette, blt there was nothing. The other dugs stirseb but then went back to sleep. Kxtya
camp. Katya sat in the dark surrounded reindeer. did not to attract any had a rich pasture the reindeer on hillside. The land gently fell from he was sitting onto a marshy scrubland that stretched as far as the could see. He could see the main camp in the distance with campfires all it. fires comfort and protection to the group but it also attracted attention. Katya looked at it troubled. fires were large enough to be clearly seen the horizon. He missed He wondered what she was now. having her Or in balok snuggling with He remembered the way she had comforted Rob, stroking his hair gently after Katya had fought him. had been and caring. sighed. was luckiest guy in Will she ever forgive me? Will each other again? Is the friendship over? He to put thoughts out of his mind. Thinking her only made him sad. The dogs were up near him. They had burrowed into the hard ground to make a soft, warm sleep in. Katya knew even though they dozing, slightest or would awaken The Professor will not change. Katya remembered seeing the Professor's satisfied when he had left the camp. The man was obviously and leaving the tribe work in his favor. father been right when he the how never his. understood the meaning behind words. The Professor and his would never live in were being made monsters, slowly. They were losing humanity. A form of madness was slowly them. And it was happening just when the danger from the man had become sat up; ears pricked and sniffed the air. her, Blood got to feet and started growling. They were both looking at small nearby. Katya up. He had eyes and the was strong enough him see the of were no trees or shrubs on hill. looked carefully for any figure silhouette, was nothing. The other dogs stirred but then went back to sleep. Katya
 camp. Katya sat in the dark surrOunded by thE reinDeeR. He DiD not Want To attract any atTEntiOn with a campfire. He had foUnd a rIcH PastURe For thE reindeER oN A HilLsIdE. ThE lANd GentlY feLl from wHere he was sIttInG onto a marshy SCrUbland that StrEtched as far aS thE eye coUlD seE. he couLd sEe the Main caMP in the Distance wItH CampfiREs lit alL ARoUnd iT. The fires provided COmFOrt and protectiOn to thE gROuP BUt iT alSo attracteD aTtentIOn. Katya LOoKED At iT Troubled. The fiRes were largE EnoUgh to bE cLeaRLy seen Till tHe HOriZon.

He missed kiarA. He wonderEd what SHe was doINg now. PrObably HavIng Her sOUp. or MayBe IN thE BaLok SNugGling witH ROb. he remEmbeRED THe waY shE had ComfoRted Rob, strokiNg hIs haIR geNtly aFter KAtya HaD fougHt him. SHe had BeEn so tender and caRing. katya sighEd. ROb Was ThE luckIEst guy In tHe wOrld. WilL she eveR ForGiVE ME? WIll we talk to each othEr AGAiN? Is the frIendshIP oVeR? he tried tO pUt tHe thOUGhts oUt of HIs Mind. ThinKing of HEr OnLy made hIm Sad.

The DoGs wEre CurleD Up neAr him. THey had buRroweD Into the hard groUNd to make a soft, WArM DEpREssiOn tO sleep in. KatYa knEW thaT eveN ThOugH They wEre doZiNG, tHE slightest sound or smElL would AwakeN them.

The ProfeSsor will noT CHAnge. KatyA remEMbERed seeing the PrOfessOr's satisfiED face wheN he haD left the Camp. The maN WAs obviouSly PlaNniNg sOMEtHing and Katya lEAVing ThE tribe wOulD work in His FavOr. HIs fAtHer had beeN right whEn He HaD tOld The PrOFessor hoW tHe lAnD woUld neVEr be hiS. KatyA undErStOOd tHe meaniNG bEHInd tHe WoRds. THe PRoFessoR and HIs gRoup wouLd never liVe iN PeacE iN tHis land. they were being MaDe monsters, SlOwlY. They wERE losing tHeir humanity. A form of madnESs was slOwlY possEssiNg them. And It wAs happEniNG just wHen the DangeR fRom THE man eATErS haD bEcome real.

SMOKy sAt up; eArS priCked and Sniffed the air. Near hER, BlOod got to his feEt aNd stARTeD grOWlINg. THeY WerE BOth looking at a smAll hill neaRbY. kaTya stood up. hE haD gOod eyes And the mOonliGHt was stRong enougH to let him SeE to tHE Top Of the hill. THere were No trees or SHrubs ON tHe hilL. He Looked CaRefUlly fOr any fIGurE or siLhouetTe, But theRe was NoThing. The Other dogs stirred but then Went baCk to sLeeP. Katya
 camp. Katya sat in the da rk surroun ded b y t here inde er.He did not wan t  toattract any attentionwithac ampf i re . Hehad fou n da ric hpa stu re fo r the  re indeeron a hills ide .The land gen t ly  fell from  wh ere he was s itt ing on to  am arshy  sc rubla nd tha t  stret ched as f ar as the eye cou l d  s ee.He could see them ai n  camp in the d istanc ew it h cam pfi res lit al laroun d  it. Th e  f i r e s p r ovided comfor t and prote c tio n to t he  gr o up but  it a ls o  at tracted att enti on. Katya  looke d  at itt roubled . Thefir eswere la rg e e no u ght obec lea rly seen  t il l the  hor i z o n .

H e m isse d Kia ra. He wonder edwhat she  wasdoing  now .Proba bly ha vinghe r soup. Or mayb e in  the balo k s nu ggl in g wit h  Rob.Herem embered  the wa y  sh eh a d  c omforted Rob, stro ki n g  h is hairgently af te r  Katya h ad  fo ught h im. S he h a dbeen sotender an dcaring.  K atya s ig hed . R ob wa s  the  lucki est guyin th e  world. Will s h e ever forgiv e  m e ?  W i ll w e t alk to each  oth e r ag ain? Is  th e  frie ndshi po ve r ? He tried to put t he  thoug hts o ut of his min d. Thinkin g o f her on ly m a de him sad.

Thedogswere curle d  up near  him.  They ha d burrowe d into the  ha rdgro und t omake a soft,w a rm d ep ression  to  sleepin.  Ka tya  kn ew  that eve n though  t he ywe redozin g , the sl ig hte st  so und o r  smell  woul d aw ak en the m.

The Pr o f esso rwi ll n otch ange.  Kat y a r emember ed seeing  th e  Pro fe ss or's sa tisfied facewh en he hadle ftthe ca m p . The ma n was obviously plannin g  someth ing  andKaty a leaving  th e trib e w o uld wo rk inhis f av or. H is fa t h er  ha dbeen right w hen  he h ad  tol d the P rofessor how the l a ndwould never b e h is.K a ty a u n de r sto od the m eaning behind t he words.Th e  P rofessor a n d h is  groupwould n everl ive inpeace inthis land .They w ere  being mad e monste rs, slowl y . The y  w ere l osi ng the ir  hu manit y. A f o rmof ma dnesswa s slow ly po ss essing t hem. And it was happeni ng jus t whe n t he danger  fr o m t he man ea ters  had becom e r eal .

Sm oky sat u p; e a rs  pr i ckedands niffed th e  a ir. N ea r her, Bloo d g otto hi s f e et and  sta rted growling. Th e y were both lo okin g ata s m allhi ll nearby. Kat yast o o d up. He  h ad good eye s and th em oonli ght wa s stro ng enou g h  t o  let h im s eeto the to p o ft he hill .Th e re wer e no  t rees o r shru b s on t he hill. He look ed ca r e fully for  anyfi gure or silh ouette, bu t there was  nothi ng.The o ther do gs  stirr edbu t then wen t  back tosleep . Katya 
 camp._Katya sat_in the dark surrounded_by the_reindeer._He did_not_want to attract_any attention with_a campfire. He had_found a rich_pasture_for the reindeer on a hillside. The land gently fell from where he was_sitting_onto a_marshy_scrubland_that stretched as far as_the eye could see. He_could see_the main camp in the distance with campfires_lit_all around it._The fires provided comfort and protection to the group_but it also attracted attention. Katya_looked at it_troubled._The_fires were large enough_to be clearly seen till the_horizon.

He missed Kiara. He wondered what_she was doing now. Probably having her_soup. Or maybe in the balok_snuggling with Rob. He remembered_the way_she had comforted Rob, stroking_his hair gently_after Katya_had fought him._She had been so tender and_caring. Katya sighed._Rob was the luckiest guy in_the_world. Will she_ever_forgive_me? Will_we talk to_each_other again?_Is_the friendship over? He tried to_put_the thoughts out of his mind. Thinking_of her only made_him_sad.

The dogs were curled_up near him. They had_burrowed into the hard ground to_make a_soft, warm_depression to sleep in. Katya knew that even though they were_dozing, the slightest sound or smell_would awaken them.

The Professor_will not_change._Katya remembered seeing_the_Professor's satisfied_face when he had left the camp._The man_was obviously planning something and Katya_leaving the tribe would_work_in his favor. His father had_been right when he had told_the Professor how the land_would_never_be his. Katya understood the_meaning behind the words. The Professor_and his group_would never live in peace in this_land._They were being made monsters, slowly._They_were losing their humanity. A form_of_madness_was slowly possessing them. And_it was happening just when the_danger from the man eaters had become real.

Smoky sat_up; ears pricked_and sniffed the air. Near_her,_Blood_got to his feet and started growling. They were both_looking at_a small hill_nearby. Katya stood up. He had good eyes and the_moonlight was strong enough to let him_see to the top of the hill. There were no trees_or shrubs on the hill. He looked carefully_for any figure or silhouette, but there_was nothing. The other_dogs_stirred but then went back to sleep._Katya