The Heart-Blood Offering
Flora, now called Vivian by the tribe, is presented with Rex's prized prey's heart-blood as a sign of his affection and claim over her. The tribe, misunderstanding her modern sensibilities, insists she eat the raw meat to honor Rex and ensure her health, leading to a cultural clash and Flora's refusal to comply.Will Flora's refusal to eat the raw heart-blood strain her budding relationship with Rex and the tribe?
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