As Elan sat there, soaked to the brim from the water, he decided it was best to give up on trying to eat fish today. Every day he would attempt it, each time he would fail and end up eating berries as usual. Sighing, he got up from the grassy ground and started to walk off. He actually kind of missed being a human, though, he was still kind of human, just stuck in a bear's body. What good was this? He couldn't even catch a fish! A lousy fish! Maybe Mother Nature was punishing him? Was she banning him from eating any meat? As if, his clumsy mistake in the past was a mere accident... All he did was kill more animals than he could handle.. Oh, maybe that's why.<br/><br/>Elan made it towards the heart of the forest, where he lived. He went over to a rather very large oak tree, that was hollowed out like a cave. Bark and roots around it protected him. He sniffed a bit, walking over to the blueberries that were growing by his tree. Grizzly Tree was what it was called by many of the Native Americans down near the edge of the forest. Sure, it was close by where the Spirits and Mother Nature presumed to reside, but it was a nice large open space. Elan took what was left from the berry bush and crawled inside the Grizzly Tree. It was actually a little bit spacious. Not enough to fit another bear, but probably enough to fit a human or two.<br/><br/>He lied there, still soaking wet, munching on some berries that of course would not fill him up. But it was what he could get by. Besides, a punishment was a punishment. As he lied there, he caught a scent, it smelled like a human, but he paid no attention to it, as he sadly remained where he was.