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11 12 “When you have rested, take this deerskin to your master. ” The man took a piece of charcoal from the fire and traced the outline of his hand onto the deerskin. ” After a short nap, Raven began the long trip back to the boat. He was excited to share his news. For seven days he flew, as the sun continued to dry the waters from the Earth. 13 14 When Raven had been away for a week, the captain decided to send Dove out to find land. He feared that Raven might not return. The bare tips of many mountains were now visible, but he saw no place to land the large boat.
Taba asked, with eyes reflecting the fear she felt. 8 “Don’t be frightened,” said the wind. “I am not the wicked wind of the West. I am not the evil wind of the East. I am not the sly wind of the South. Nor am I the nasty North wind. Rather, I am the gentle wind of charity. ” Taba could not believe her ears. A talking wind? How ridiculous, she thought. But what if it is true? What if it can fulfill my wishes and help my people? What have I got to lose in asking for a wish or two? 9 10 Taba Makes a Wish So Taba paused for a moment.
In the darkness he saw a group of people huddled around a small fire. 10 A man saw him and offered, “Raven, come here, share our fire. We have stored plenty of wood. ” Raven hopped to the fire. He spread his tired wings to the warmth. ” “Caw, cahaw, caaaw, ca, ca, caw,” said Raven, eager to share his story. The people around the fire just stared at him, unable to understand. But the man nodded. He was a wise healer and knew the language of animals. 11 12 “When you have rested, take this deerskin to your master.