Problem: Article: Still near the Sunbird King's spawn spot, you will find a crate under the green exclamation point indicator. Click to open the box to receive a Rope. Capture the Sunbird by left-clicking it and then right-clicking the Rope in your inventory. Do this after capturing the sunbird. You can auto-travel to Flower. She's under the name Witch's Assistant Flower. After giving Flower the Sunbird, an event will occur. She will mutter spells then accidentally turn the Sunbird into an egg. You will receive the title Acolyte, which gives you a +8 Damage bonus.
Summary: Capture a Sunbird. Look for Flower. Click the boots icon to travel to her location.

Problem: Article: Good agencies and breeders keep sound records of their kittens, and will be able to provide at least a close guess. If they did not witness the birth firsthand, the best they can provide is an estimate. Even if a shelter receives a kitten well after its birth, they have an experienced staff and veterinarians who can provide professional estimates. When you take your kitten for its first veterinary exam, ask the vet for his or her educated estimate of its age. During this same visit, your veterinarian will also advise you on the tests and vaccines your kitten will need to lead a healthy life.
Summary: Ask the agency or person from whom you're adopting. Ask a veterinarian.

Problem: Article: Let yourself have one last deep cry. Let all your sadness out. Scream if necessary. Try to come to a point of final release. Keep in mind that you might need more than 1 good cry. It is okay to express your emotions and cry again as needed. Do not try to suppress your emotions about your ex because this is unhealthy. Consider journalling during your cry about all the feelings you are experiencing. Describe the things you disliked about your ex. That might make you less sad that you broke up. Have a friend with you during your final cry. Hugging someone can help, as it causes your body to produce oxytocin, which helps you feel warmer and happier. A trigger is something that will cause an emotional reaction when you see/hear/or smell it and will remind you of your ex. It could be anything from a piece of clothing or a bottle of perfume or cologne, certain music or songs, notes, drawings, ticket stubs, photographs anything that reminds you of your ex. Put away, donate, or dispose of these things. Removing triggers will help you move forward and heal, as the reaction to a trigger item is often involuntary. You could be feeling great and positive and then smell your ex's perfume and experience the pain anew. While you might want to keep some mementos, put these in a box and out of sight. Unless you broke up on very good terms, consider "de-friending" your ex on Facebook or putting him/her on limited profile. Seeing constant updates about your ex will not make you feel better and might bring on tears. You also might consider removing his/her contact information from your phone. This will prevent you from texting or calling the person during moments of weakness. When you feel like another bout of crying is coming, try breathing very deeply from your diaphragm. Breathe in for a count of five and then exhale for five seconds, making a "ts" sound. This process will calm your body. See Stop Yourself from Crying for more physical tips on how to stop crying. No matter how tempting it is to rehash every detail of your relationship and/or breakup, resist the urge. Instead, practice living in the moment. Reflect also on what you have learned from the breakup. As you cannot repair the relationship, let go of your attachment to it. Go for a long run in a scenic place. Take a walk around your neighborhood and inhale the scents of the bakery. Listen to people chatting over coffee. Watch the changing leaves or blooming flowers. Although this sounds very simple, studies have shown that by making positive facial expressions, people can actually feel happier. Even though you might feel like crying, smile and see if you feel better. If your crying is triggered by painful thoughts or memories, there are things you can do to combat those feelings. Learning to self-soothe, or comfort yourself, can help you stay calm and keep your bad feelings from overwhelming you. Try some of these techniques when you find yourself feeling down or flooded with painful memories: Use affirmations. An affirmation is a way to remind yourself that you have value even when you're feeling down. Say these out loud, quietly, or simply write them down. Some examples are: I deserve to be happy. I deserve to be loved and appreciated. I am more than my sadness. Things will get better and I will be happy again. Pamper yourself with a warm bath or massage. Watch a funny movie, TV show, or clips on online. Listen to relaxing music. Relax in the warmth of the sun. Play with or pet an animal. Eat a comforting meal. Get lost in your favorite book.
Summary: Cry one final time. Remove trigger items. Remove the person from your social media and contact lists. Practice deep breathing. Stop ruminating. Smile. Learn to avoid crying spells before they begin.

Problem: Article: Although it can be nerve-wracking, spending one-on-one time together is a great way to strengthen friendships. Decide on an activity that you will both enjoy and invite him to join. When you invite him, try to find a balance between being open and specific. For example, if you know he enjoys bowling, ask him if he would like to go bowling soon. Not providing an exact date allows for flexibility, while specifying the activity shows you have taken note of his interests and takes the pressure of planning off of him. Your brain associates positive experiences with good feelings, so try to keep your conversations and shared activities upbeat and fun. Soon, he'll associate spending time with you with enjoyment and will want to spend more time with you. Do your best not to make promises you can't keep. When making plans, try to choose a date and time that you know you can keep. Keep in touch and be communicate with him consistently. Failing to do so may make you seem "flaky" which, in turn, may make him feel that you don't care about him.
Summary:
Invite him to do something with you. Keep your interactions with him positive. Be reliable.