lantern on a certain spot while Saba looked from behind in confusion. What was he doing?

''I'll be done soon, hang on.'' Josh said as he was digging something in the snow. When Saba came closer, she saw some glass shards of different colors.

''What's with the glass shards?'' Saba said. Josh looked behind and realized that when he was going to move out of the way, the light would shine through the glass.

''Well, why don't you come closer and I'll tell you why.'' Josh asked.

Saba didn't ask why as she came closer to Josh. Finally, he said: ''To the North.''

He moved out of the way to let the light shine through the shards. Soon enough, the shards shone. Then they both saw something beautiful: Aurora Borealis spawning itself.

''The Northern Lights!'' Saba said, amazed by the Lights.

''I wanted to show you something for our night.'' Josh said.

''Josh.'' Saba said, still amazed. ''Thank you so much for this!'' Then she nuzzled him.

''No problem.'' Josh said as he was patiently waiting for the song of the Lights.

''Can you hear that?'' Josh said as a sweet, female voice was heard in the distance. Saba raised her head to hear the voice as well.

Then they both heard it, the song of the Lights.

''Reach for the lights,
you may touch the sky,
and the spirits
will come down to you...''

''It's the song of the Lights!'' Saba said.

''Yes, it sure is.'' Josh said. ''But the best for last comes right... now!''

He moved to the Lights and touched them with his muzzle. Soon enough, a shape from the sky began descending, and at the end, it began shifting upon landing onto the ground.

Both Saba and Josh watched the shape shifting. As soon it shifted, Josh recognized it: It was a large male white husky with blue eyes. It was Eyak, Saba's uncle and Josh's spirit guide.

While Saba was looking at him astonished, without knowing it was her uncle, Eyak looked at Josh and whispered to him:

''Josh, I see how grown up you are. And I was right about that you were going to make friends with my niece.''

''I'm glad to see you too, Eyak.'' Josh thought to himself, trying to ''speak'' with Eyak, but also trying not to ''speak'' out loud. ''You were right.''

''I can see that you two are for each other.'' Eyak ''spoke'' ''Now you can ask her.''

Josh nodded. Then, Eyak began shape-shifting as we was ascending back into the sky. Then he disappeared in the Lights.

''I've never known that the Spirits can come to us by touching the Lights.'' Saba said.

''It sure is surprising, isn't it?'' Josh said. ''Saba, can I ask you something?''

''Sure.'' Saba said. ''Go ahead.''

''Would you like to be my mate?'' Josh asked, finally asking her.

''Yes, I would.'' Saba said. ''You surprised me with the Lights, and I say again, yes!''

''Alright.'' Josh said. ''Let's watch the Lights for some more.''

Both Saba and Josh watched at the Lights for some time.

The next morning...

''It was sure a beautiful night.'' Josh said, as he and Saba were heading to Balto and Jenna.

''It sure was.'' Saba said. ''A night to remember.''

Just then, they noticed Dingo and Dana heading to Balto and Jenna as well.

''Hey, there.'' Saba greeted them.

''Hey.'' Dingo greeted them back. ''I suppose you're going to tell about the last night, right, Saba?''

''As you may see, Dingo, I am.'' Saba said. ''How was your night.''

''It was beautiful.'' Dingo said, still thinking about the sunset.

''Dingo took me to the cliffs to watch the sunset.'' Dana said.

''That's cool.'' Josh said. ''I took Saba to watch Aurora Borealis.''

''Nice.'' Dingo said. ''To mom and dad?''

''Yes.'' Saba said. The four headed to Balto and Jenna finally.

Later...

''Congratulations, you two.'' Balto said, congratulating to both Dingo and Saba. ''I knew it you could do it.''

''We sure could.'' Dingo said. ''Especially when you told me and Josh for advices.''

''That's not a big deal for Balto.'' Jenna said.

''4 down, 2 to go.'' Balto said.

''Now it's all left to Yukon and Nunivat'' Jenna said.

''I know.'' Balto replied. ''That might not go smooth as their friends have returned two weeks ago.''

''Well, let's hope everything ends up well.'' Jenna said.

Chapter 26: Friendships
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In just 5 days, most of Balto and Jenna's pups managed to find their true loves. 

Aleu and Kenai's friendship was really strong as they'd become friends in the Other Land. Kodi, Saba and Dingo met Dusty, Josh and Dana while they were still pups and they were soon adopted by their owners.

The only ones who were left now were Yukon and Nunivat.

Both Yukon and Nunivat were in boiler room, discussing how their siblings found their true loves easily.

''Easier than we expected.'' Yukon said.

''I know.'' Nunivat said. ''Kodi, Dingo and Saba live with their friends ever since they were pups.''

''Yeah.'' Yukon replied. ''And not to mention that Aleu met Kenai while she was absent.''

''Yeah.'' Nunivat said. ''How're you and Yin doing?''

''So far so good.'' Yukon said. ''But it's not as easy as expected. There's her brother, Yang. He's so protective towards her.''

''I understand.'' Nunivat said. ''Maybe you should gain his trust first.''

''That might be my priority now.'' Yukon replied. ''And how're you doing with Thunder?''

''It might look easier than you with Yin.'' Nunivat answered. ''But the problem is that I'm still too shy. I need to overcome that to get closer to him.''

''Yes, I understand you.'' Yukon said. Out of all siblings he had, he'd also spend more time with Nunivat like Saba, but he tried to make her more communicative with the others. So far he was successful, but he wasn't over yet.

''I went to Kodi's before.'' Nunivat said. ''Dusty told me that she's going to vet in two days. It might be possible that we might have nephews and nieces.''

''And our pups with our friends.'' Yukon said. Nunivat blushed slightly at that.

''I guess I'll see you later, Yukon.'' Nunivat said, leaving the boiler room.

''Later, Nunivat.'' Yukon greeted his sister.

Yukon laid his head on the wooden floor and began thinking while the warmth of the boiler made him sink deep into his minds.

He remembered the good old times when he was a puppy. He remembered how he'd constantly play with his twin friends, how Yang had no judgments towards anyone before the incident had happened. How he and Yin would go sometimes out in the middle of the night out and go watch stars.

''Those were the times.'' Yukon sighed in himself. Ever since Yin and Yang left Nome for a while, he made some new friends, but Yin was his one and only, no one else.

Yukon got on all of his fours and headed back to his house. But as he entered the town...

''Yukon?'' a voice asked. Yukon raised his head and noticed Yin coming towards him. Yukon was excited to see her as he smiled, but as soon as Yang came with a suspicious look, Yukon kept smiling, but his excitement faded.

''Hi, you two.'' Yukon greeted them back. ''How're you doing?''

''So far so good.'' Yin said.

''I'm fine.'' Yang said. ''How about you?''

''I'm doing fine.'' Yukon replied. ''Are you up to something right now?''

''Not at the moment.'' Yin said, as the looked at her brother, without him noticing. ''I just wanted to see you and so.''

''I understand.'' Yukon said. ''I guess I'll see you two later then.''

''Sure.'' Yang said. ''Later.''

Yukon entered his house as the twins watched him entering.

''You still love him, don't you?'' Yang asked his sister.

''Yes.'' Yin replied. ''But you should start trusting him or Yukon and I will never get any closer to each other.''

''I know.'' Yang said, blushing. ''I should stop living in the past, but the rough life we had before...''

''Yeah.'' Yin said. ''And I don't want you to harm him by mistake.''

''Don't worry.'' Yang said. ''I'll do my best to not harm him.''

Meanwhile...

Nunivat was still walking through the town. She also remembered her past with Thunder. They'd also go outside in the middle of the