"Let me see it." Sanoko said holding her hand out for whatever it was.

Karia gave the strange gem to Sanoko. "Maybe you've seen it before, I sure haven't."

Sanoko looked it over. "I think it might be a Tanzanite." she said.

"Really? Do you think it has any importance to us?" Karia asked.

"Don't know maybe. It could be part of that treasure we hope to find." Sanoko said with a smile.

"That'd be great!" Karia said, smiling brightly.

Sanoko nodded. "Yes it most definitely would be."

Karia looked at the gem. Suddenly a crazy idea went through her head. "Maybe it grants wishes."

Sanoko laughed slightly. She then nodded. "Yeah it might be able to do that."

"Ooh! Try it!" Karia said, ultra excited.

"Ok. Do you still want that steak? I do." Sanoko said and then held the stone tightly in her hand and closed her eyes. "I wish for two delicious hot steaks." she said. She then opened her eyes to see if it was going to come true.

"Dang it didn't work!" Karia said, looking upset. She was really hoping for a steak.

"Yeah me too." Sanoko said with a sigh. "Well maybe we can find some way to sell it. Then we can get a steak. It will take a while though."

"Yeah, I'll enjoy eating that steak." Karia said hungrily. She grabbed another fish and ate it uncooked.

Sanoko looked at her for a few seconds before cooking her another fish. When it was done she ate it as well as some more fruit.

"Yum, I love fish," Karia said randomly.

"I bet it tastes better cooked." Sanoko said.

"It's tastes good like this too," she said, stuffing her face.

"But does it taste better than cooked fish?" Sanoko asked. "Oh well you like what you like."

Karia finished her fish. "It's tastes equally good both ways. It's like heaven in my mouth when I'm hungry. Who couldn't live without it?"

"Well I guess if you're really hungry it would." Sanoko said.

"Wow, is it just me or do we eat a lot?" Karia asked, looking at the empty basket.

Sanoko laughed slightly. "Yeah we do eat a lot."

"That's a problem," Karia said seriously, then she broke into laughter.

"I don't think so. As long as we can still get food it's fine." she said still laughing.