Part One, Chapter One

To the Dear Reader,

A fledgling, by definition is a baby bird who hasn't yet learned to fly. How then... does it learn to fly? Our innate being makes us ever-curious, and whether that is a good or bad thing, whether we learn to fly or take a tumble out of our protective nest, something will happen. Regardless, each fledgling has a master, a master that builds it, and helps it survive. That is the point of life itself, yes? To survive?

--Wayne Bloodworth