Entiat

brother of Jogatoth

Sorrowful Teacher

These two bring nothing but ridiculous humor to every conversation they're in together. They've collectively taught all the pups that passed through the Tellurian Druids a thing or two and they enjoy playing jokes on their pack mates.

The servants of Garmr had just finished up a hunt and were taking back home a big juicy elk when Jogatoth started lagging behind. His legs felt... so heavy. He leaned in on Entiat's shoulder and the staggered back together, following closely behind Scattered Shards, X-enva, and Cerberus. Saffaira, who had seen them from a distance, had a poultice ready to go when Jogatoth collapsed in the center clearing. As she worked, Entiat paced and pawed the ground, impatient. Fear gripped him and he could not look away from his brother who struggled to breathe. Entiat knew better than to ask if he'd be alright. They'd already lost Doaha and Lost Melodies to this plague and many more were becoming affected. He helped drag Jogatoth to the isolated medical cave and was shooed away by Saffaira. Scattered Shards gave him a solemn nod as he made his way out.

Jogatoth passed a week later. Entiat had visited as much as Saffaira would allow but it only served to bring him more grief. He watched the progression of the illness take hold of his dear brother and now he was left in conflict with himself. It felt like his better half had slipped away in the night while his memories tried to hold it there presently. Something was missing, he always found himself searching. His brother was gone.

Though he'd endured loss, X-enva was their for him, just as he was their for her when Soloman died. He enjoyed her company now more than ever as they taught the young of the Tellurian together.

Weimaraner and Entiat truly got to know each other while they looked after and raised the pack's pups together. Always teaching, always fiercely protecting. Eventually, and after many years, they had a pup of their own to look after. Named Jogatoth after Entiat's departed brother, he grew into a fine young hunter. Eagerly gleaning all that his father and mother could teach him.