It was lucky that the Bocanach creatures ignored him for now. This gave Caster ample time to use the wand he had repaired just the day before. “Here goes nothing!” he murmured, pointing it at the nearest creature. The energy bolted with lots of head as the shot from the wand collided with one of the goat heads. The scream that came from the monster was extremely terrifying. That sound ricocheted through the jagged earth and made Caster shudder.As Caster stared at Nedu he realized the right time had come for him to act. He doesn’t strike!Surprisingly Nedu failed to advance towards a defeating strike. He stayed close to Aredhel, looking nervous. “I can’t leave you, my lord!” Nedu said, glancing back at the moon elf, his eyes filled with worry. “What if something happens if I go too far?”“Tch…” Caster clicked his tongue in frustration. “You need to protect the mage!” He fired off another spell towards the other monster. This one dodged slightly to the side, but not without losing a

“Hey… are you being serious now?” Caster asked, his voice dripping with disbelief as he stared at Nedu.Caster’s face twitched as he observed Nedu inspecting Aredhel for what felt like the hundredth time. Golgrim was nearby, receiving treatment from the acolyte, his body marred with even more bite and claw marks than usual. The sight made Caster wince.“What do you mean?” Caster caught Nedu's gaze over as he frowned. Minas shifted out of the way clearly agitated by the surrounding commotion.Do you two aim to endanger us all? Caster shouted while crossing his arms and staring directly at the moon elf and half-orc.Will he catch fire if you ignore him for a second? Caster burst out in anger while his anger reached a climax.Nedu faced Caster sharply and bared his annoyance. In all sincerity I want to thank you for your contributions Mr. Jarul. But I cannot abandon Lord Aredhel! What if some creature sneaks up on him while he’s defenseless? I couldn’t live with myself if anything hap

Caster looked sternly at the half-orc, Golgrim, and couldn’t help but feel like he was a teacher in a kindergarten class. He glanced at Aredhel, the moon elf, and felt like the elf was his assistant teacher. Golgrim, despite his massive size and strength, acted like a child sometimes. The moment Caster reprimanded him, Golgrim’s face fell, and he began to sulk like a little kid who had just been told off.He collapsed on the ground and began poking a monster corpse with a stick while overlook everything else in his vicinity. Caster exhaled in annoyance and touched his forehead. He opened his mouth but Aredhel interrupted him before he finished.Approaching the half-orc quietly like a caring adult the elven man began a soft conversation. In a calm tone he addressed Golgrim and told him everything was alright. “It’s okay. Mr. Jarul didn’t mean to hurt your feelings. He just needs you to listen to him from now on, alright?”Golgrim looked up at Aredhel, his large, green hands still h

The party of four set up camp near a shallow cave. They were fortunate enough to discover that it was only occupied by a single giant spider-like monster. “Well, that’s a relief,” Golgrim grunted as he looked at the cave’s entrance. "I was expecting worse in a place like this."“Yeah don’t get too comfortable just yet” said Caster as he immediately threw a fire blast spell into the cave.The fiery spell was on mark this time and in few instances the creature was engulfed in flames. “Oh, yea it cooked real nice,” Nedu murmured sarcastically, as he looked at the blackened body of the spider. This one here alone almost makes one think that it can be taken for a snack.“You kidding?” Caster asked with a scowl, and he finally twisted his face away from the smell of the burning monster. They had all seen the spider before it had been piled with on and even the half orc Golgrim, who was not particular about his food looked at the roasted spider with loathing.“Nope,” Golgrim answered, bri

“Well, they didn’t seem like they would be going towards the port town, though. The border to their country is to the west,” Caster said, glancing at the map they had spread out in front of them.Nedu nodded, looking serious. Oh, yes, they probably went the other way because that would be quicker in the direction they wanted to travel in. They probably do not wish to deal with any violence. Nobody wants to get caught or end up in front of border guards and other similar creatures”Caster, after a short pause, said that after reaching the village, we should split up. I have to get some clothes and also some food for myself . Hammill looked at him and laughed; he said: “I have enough mana stones to pay you back.”“Fine by me,” Nedu went on gleefully rubbing his hands together. “I could use some new gear too as well.” The night here is cold and my jacket is weathered already.”Caster glanced at Gazer and the rest of the Magisters and saw the rags they wore with threads coming undone atop