I started by getting water in my wok and dealing with the ingredients . After the eagle had been de-feathered I pulled it out and put some wood in the hole and lit it . After a decent flame was there I put the wok on it and added pieces of the eagle . I had nearly stripped the eagle clean but the time a pleasant aroma was going through the air . After that I waited till the food was done .

Advertis.e.m.e.ntMy supper wasn't as good as the castles but it brought me a sense of satisfaction . Especially my gains . / Host has consume Thunder Eagle . Host has acquired the Rare Pa.s.sive Skill: Thunder Body lvl 1max . Thunder body allows for host to consume/ absorb energy from electricity in the area and use it . Electric attacks do 40% less damage to host . Host has Acquired active skill Lightning Breath lvl 1 . Concentrating energy to form an electric beam takes time . For now host can only use lightning ball . A ball of electricity which can be formed depending on hosts will . Host has acquired sufficient DNA for growth and rare evolution . Host must find a place filled with fire and acquire a lightning stone from any of the following . A Thunder G.o.d Tree, Thunder Eagle, Or thunder strangling plant . /

After hearing the conditions for evolution I searched through the body of the eagle and found a tiny stone that was bright yellow in it's chest cavity next to its heart . It was about the size of a quarter in diameter and was shaped like a marble . /Host has acquired lightning stone . Host still must find a place filled with fire . / I started thinking . (Where did Sam say she found me . . . The Burnt Fields . . . . System . . . where are the burnt fields located?) It answered / I do not currently know . Host has not been there so I cannot lead you . . . though host can consume the core and find a place with fire later . System will hold off evolution till all conditions are met . / ( Ok . . . well . That's good . ) I turned back to the wok and devoured the remaining meat . After the ashes of the fire remained I tossed in the remains of the eagle and burnt it till the bones were the only things left .

The bones looked odd . They were white with blue lines that looked like writing on them . I started knowing on them but I gained no further skills . But I think I got something special .

/ Lightning Stone enhancement materials acquired . Enhancing the stone host swallowed . /

I ate the bones till I was done it all . I heard that ring through my head 5 times . My strength should grow alot once I evolve . I went into the pit that was full of ashes . (I'm tired and I've had a long day . ) I settled into the ashes and drifted off to sleep . Unbeknownst to me . I grew a foot in length that night . My horns grew a couple inches and were more majestic looking and my wounds healed leaving behind a couple scars from my fight .

The next morning I woke a little cramped in my hole . ( I need to stretch . ) I thought as I yawn loudly . I start going out the hole that I use as a door barely managing to squeeze myself through . ( I dug this thing almost 3feet feet wide . I must be getting fat . ) I climbed the rest of the way out of my hollow . As I came out I felt as if everything was a little smaller . I looked around and saw my tail . ( Did I grow again?) I checked myself by laying in the soft ground then getting up to see the imprint . I was at least 8 feet long! (How much have I grown?!) I heard a twig snap and swiveled to face it .

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A tall woman with platinum blonde hair slowly stepped out of the bushes . She seemed a little plain . But her saphire blue eyes . . . . seemed so familiar . Her hands had gloves on them with a symbol I recognized . It was a salamander . A Silver Salamander . One that I had seen in the halls of a certain mansion so many times . Something I had seen so much and often it was engraved on my mind forever . I looked at her slightly pale face . Of course I could remember those eyes . ( Sam . . . . )