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GLF_010_RavenBoyStealsFire.txt
Raven Boy Steals Fire
In spite of the horrible treatment Raven Boy had received at the hands of Vulture, he grew to be strong and handsome. He lived at the center of the world, near the shore of the Great Lake. Most of Raven's features were human but he also had a few raven characteristics. His face was slim and beautiful. He had strong white teeth and full red lips. He had gorgeous brown eyes and a long, slender nose. His hair was rather short and swept back. Raven Boy had big, muscular arms, long powerful legs, and a set of powerful black wings with hints of deep blue and purple on the feathers. He had strong, round moontocks and just a hint of elegant tracery at the base of his serpent. Raven's nodes were slightly raised like the new breasts of a very young woman.
Raven Boy was bathing in the Great Lake and his golden body shimmered in the sunlight. Vulture flew to the Great Lake and spoke to him, asking him to help the Transgender people who were freezing to death in the north. There the season was always winter. The hour was always midnight.
The elders quickly threw snow on each other and on their lodges and they got control of things. They eventually learned how to make fireplaces to keep the new fire in. They would soon begin to develop the secret arts of the metals and the craft of glass making.
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