<br/><strong>Name:</strong>Vael (http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/07/Vael_Human_Form.jpeg)<br/><strong>Current Form: </strong>Human<br/><strong>Players Nearby:</strong>Open<br/><strong>Location: </strong>On a beach somewhere near Dras'Usarak (Draishok City)<hr/><br/>Vael had been hungry before, but never to this extreme. The subterranean dweller would normally go long periods of time without surfacing and only eat when one of his friends would have him in their thoughts and go looking for the mining dragon. But his hunger had never been so powerful, the fruits were filling but it lacked the sustenance his body needed to actually recover its strength (Protein). Because of his lack of strength he was unable to fish and his waning patience made it harder, he had not even thought of making a tide pool like he had back over by the nest!<br/><br/>The fruit had helped, the sugar kept him going but he smelled the scent of fish before hearing it drop behind him. Vael had never pounced on anything so fast, the heavy fish was a bounty and with alarming speed he grabbed his flint knife and scaled the heavenly offering. Slabs of filet were cut from the creature in long strips for him to chew on, the excess spilled over his chin to produce a consistent meal for him to devour as more flesh was stripped from the fish until all remained was organs and bones.<br/><br/>Only after he had that first chunk of fish in his mouth did he look for the source, since fish did not fall from the sky! He saw a youngling, a boy? His skin was tinted like the color of some of his fellow clutch mates but it had been a long time since he saw a child that size. Realizing the child had fed him he waved and smiled. "Thanks." He called out, not knowing if he understood him or not but he did lift the remains of his fish to show he appreciated the gift. The meal in his belly was taking its immediate effects on him, soon he would be able to fish and have patience to do it himself, even set up his tide pool. But he kept looking over to the boy with a curiosity and realization that he could be of the people who made the tools he had discovered deep in the earth.