The Legend of Yin and Yang

In His Own Little World

Zale had already familiarized himself with the hut, knowing his way around like the back of his hands.
He made his way to the kitchen. Opening the chest in there, he noticed that there was still heaps of food - and it all looked quite tasty to Zale. Unfortunately, he couldn't eat - he was an Angry Bones.
He pulled out a trout and a few mushrooms, then put them both into the furnace that was next to him. He pulled out a few glass bottles, two of which were filled with honey. He left those two out, putting the other ones away.
As he waited for the fish to cook, he decided to try his hand at alchemy. He pulled out a bottle of water, a few dayblooms, and a random iron ore he found in the chest. He dumped all of the dayblooms into the water, then added the iron ore to it. The contents exploded, nearly destroying the bottle.
Zale decided to never again try alchemy, instead going over to check on the fish, which was now on fire. He quickly put the flames out, realizing that he had no more heat in the furnace to cook with. And without any torches, he couldn't reignite the furnace. He instead pulled the slightly burned fish out of the furnace - with his bare hands.
He noticed that the mushrooms were cooked to perfection but the fish was somewhat burned. He ignored this, cutting the fish in half. He slid one half of it into a separate plate, as well as half of the mushrooms. He grabbed both of the plates, and made his way to the room Wither was in.
When he opened the door, he saw Wither, asleep. Zale decided to let him sleep, closing the door quietly.