The Story of Face Rock
Chapter 3
Raised high up in the mountains, Ewauna and Komax were inseparable as they explored and hunted in the vast wilderness of their home. It was no surprise Komax came along on Ewauna's great journey to visit the coastal tribes, where he was amazed by all the sounds and smells they encountered on their way.
As they arrived a grand celebration was thrown, and Komax was spoiled by all the wonderful foods he'd procured from around the great feast, going table to table yet never taking his eye off his friend, Ewauna.
As the festivities died down and the camp began to sleep, Ewauna grabbed her basket of kittens and called after Komax to follow her down to the beach, where they ran and played under the full moon's light in a small cove by the water.
But Komax grew concerned as she became entranced by Wecoma, the sea. Dropping the basket of kittens, Ewauna entered the water and began play and splash, drifting further and further from shore. A thick fog began to form, swallowing the moon in darkness, and Komax, sensing nefarious energy, swam and barked after his master, trying to break the trance Wecoma had on her.
As Komax approached, a mysterious figure broke through the fog and grabbed Ewauna to pull her under the water. It was the Dark Spirit, Seatka, and just as he began to steal her gaze to put her under his spell, Komax sunk his teeth deep into his arm.
Full of rage, Seatka tossed Komax far down the coastline but not without giving Ewauna a moment to turn away before he could use his power and pull her to the depths of the sea.
Now, Komax sits on his throne, howling to the moon as he waits for his master to rise while she looks skyward in the far distance, refusing the gaze of the Dark Spirit for eternity.
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'Howling Dog's Throne' is chapter three of the Story of Face Rock, my Genesis Series and the night i found my passion for Seascape Photography.
This image was originally minted on Foundation in June 2021 and migrated to a custom manifold contract in December 2021.
Find more of my art at www.jordaninglee.com
