Fluff shares a city apartment with her brother Glikko, clinging to their urban routines while he dreams of the North Forest. Though resistant to his ambitions and wary of abandoning their settled life, she crafts a hidden escape route to aid his departure, her practical caution warring with fierce sibling devotion. Left behind in the muted glow of their apartment, she murmurs prayers for his safety, her loyalty unwavering even as she chooses the known rhythms of concrete and steel over untamed wilderness. When word later arrives of Glikko forging a home among the trees, messengers urge her to visit—but whether she ventures beyond her city windows or keeps her vigil in shadows remains unspoken. Her narrative concludes here, a portrait of quiet resolve anchored in home’s embrace.