Shadow of the Fox (Shadow of the Fox, #1)

by Julie Kagawa

Much of it was simple, hearty fare: pickled cabbage, cooked river eels in miso, dried plums and seemingly unlimited bowls of pure rice, without a kernel of millet to bolster it.

Although, I think he would do more than just bring crows back to life. That would be a very strange skill to have, unless he really loves crows.”

The spider does not spin its web in a heartbeat, nor does the albatross fly across oceans with a few flaps of its wings. Many would consider what they do impossible, and yet, they still complete their tasks without fail, because they simply...start.