No. It looks like a crow or raven but the coloring of my feathers looks more different still. I've been drawn towards humming and singing of late, nothing I've ever wanted to do before, so perhaps there's some kind of songbird in there as well.
[ But nothing she could see as discernible in a way that matters. And the tail plumes...they're very different than any bird she's ever seen. ]
I've been avoiding rare food. I don't know how that will sit on my stomach. But I imagine it won't matter these days, with how far my changes have come along. You're welcome to bring over whatever you'd like to test.
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Owlbears can eat just about anything, but they're primarily carnivorous. Cooking is at least quicker when everything is rare.
I have a couple of recipes in mind that I think you might like. I'll bring one of the simpler ones this time and try some others later.
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[ But nothing she could see as discernible in a way that matters. And the tail plumes...they're very different than any bird she's ever seen. ]
I've been avoiding rare food. I don't know how that will sit on my stomach. But I imagine it won't matter these days, with how far my changes have come along. You're welcome to bring over whatever you'd like to test.