Erzu was a very busy aardvark. She spent most of her time extending her underground tunnels, and also making new tunnels. These underground tunnels were her homes, but also her escape routes for when danger in the caves showed up. She was also busy spending her time uncovering the truth of the caves. When she wasn't doing those two things, she was raiding ant hills and termite mounds to eat. She loved eating ants and termites as well as pupae. But now the aardvark was not digging or fixing tunnels, using her magic to unlock the secrets of the caves, or looking for food. She was ready to make her own children. Erzu decided to look in Polaris for some stones. She did not want to walk up to some gembound to ask if they wanted to offer a part of their stone. Too much trouble. So she decided to look for stones to give life to. That was much simpler. So far though, no luck.
Erzu kept on looking for lost stones. Still nothing. She sighed but decided to stay patient. Of course looking for life filled stones would not be easy. It was way easier looking for rocks rather than looking for life filled stones. Erzu knew that this would take some time. She would not stop until she found the appropriate stones. This aardvark would not take failure as an option.
Erzu kept looking for stones and still had no luck. She sighed. Looking for stones took great concentration. It wasn't as easy as she thought it would be. Out of all the places she would have thought would be ideal for looking for stones, Erzu thought Polaris would be it. But apparently not. Oh well, she needed to keep trying.
Erzu tried again to look for a stone in Polaris. Still nothing found.
Erzu regretted coming into Polaris to look for stones. She finally found one though. So she decided to leave Polaris and go somewhere else to look for stones. Polaris was way too hard of a place to find stones in.
-Exit Erzu
Erzu finds a Fledgling level spessartine in the shape of a curved horn about ten inches in length.