Wir’a froze as the brilliant orange shined against the light rain. The toucan bobbed and swayed with the breeze.
This had been Wir’a’s 14th rainy season and to prove himself a man, he needed that bird’s beak. “But where will I be after the 15th? Or the 20th?” he thought to himself, “and if I had never seen this bird, where would he have ended up?”
He shrugged, raised his arrow, and found the bird to have flown off.
“Now that is for him to know, and you to find out,” he said to himself, as he flashed the sky a crooked smile.
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