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I have to think of all the choices I have. At this point I am at a disadvantage. I am a lizard in a unknow cave, and none the less I am premature. My main worry is right now is food and warmth. I was able to deal with the food problem temporarily due to the egg slime, but that will run out soon. If it comes down to it I could always break open the other eggs, and eat what I assume to be my siblings. Personally I would like to refrain from taking that action.
That still leaves the problem of dealing with this cold. As I looked down both cave passages I notice a red haze that seems to emanate from the right passage. When I take a second look I can't see it?
What is this about?
At anyrate red seems to be promising in terms of finding heat so, right it is.
I progress for quite some time down the rocky cave, occasionally small
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1] “Has been acquired” @$

What the heck!?
As this voice rang inside my head the darkness around me gradually seemed brighter. Seem I’ve stumbled across something useful, but what is this voice? Is this some sort of leveling system similar to a video game? Just what kind of world did I get born into? There isn’t much at that I can do about it at this point, but this is definitely some useful information. I should try to acquire these abilities, but I really have no clue how.
As I was distracted by this unknown voice, The red color I had seen previously appeared in the distance down this cave tunnel. What is it I wondered?
It slowly started getting larger, and I began to hear a “Pat Pat Pat” sound. I think It’s getting getting closer. The ”Pating” continued to get louder.
Shit it’s going to hit me! Once I noticed this I jumped out of the way to the left. As I did this this the red hue zipped through right where I was standing and ascended into the air. A breeze trailed behind it and when it blew over me chill spread throughout my body. Damn it’s so cold! I focused my eyes to see what it was in the

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