Chapter 169: Conversations about the integration of the Inuit tribe

When Einar had just heard Natukt's words, he decided to use a notebook, black ink, and a quill pen to draw a portrait of his daughter.

Everyone at that table looked at him curiously as they saw it was worth drawing a girl that many could recognize, including Natukt.

After a few minutes, Einar finished drawing it and showed it to Natukt, who looked at Einar in surprise.

"This girl is the one you saw in the dream, right?"

Natukt nodded earnestly "She appeared out of nowhere and allowed me to see my son before she led him to a place that glowed like a white glow.

My son referred to her as an entity, so I can assume she was a goddess, but why can you draw her how she looked identically. "

Einar simply wanted to say that it was because she was his daughter, but he couldn't say that, so taking a deep breath he smiled.