The shaman didn’t bother to introduce himself, because he thought that it was pointless to know the names of any random customer that walked into his workshop. Perhaps he was right, as he would rarely see a customer come back here for another, second purchase? Twenty-five gold coins were a lot for most goblins, after all, and he didn’t offer many other services either, so overall it was pointless for him to memorize everyone’s names.The team were unaware of his actual name too, and neither did they care to know it. They were mainly focused on this portal that they were supposed to enter, as a very important world waited for them on the other side, behind that portal! They were excited.Arvena was helpful with this matter, as she took over the lead of the conversation and spoke to the shaman. She knew how to properly speak to goblins, she was a tad diplomatic too, so she was the best girl for the job. In this case, she wanted to prevent any and all conflict that could spring out of Ti

The Ruins of Aqumus were sounding more and more like a fairytale these past few weeks, they may not exist. Arvena has been promising to take the team to the ruins for a while now, but throughout recent events they discovered that she was less than trustworthy.Arvena rarely told the truth, and when she did try to tell it, she didn’t tell the whole truth, as in, she ultimately failed to mention her agendas in the past, and or the associated dangers that are tied to her agendas, she failed to mention those a bunch of times! Her behaviour was alarming.As a matter of fact, she barely told them anything useful about the library of Rempegena, even though it’s been a month since the library was unearthed, or, teleported. She refused. The team didn’t get much out of that little journey, they were just dragged there to act as bodyguards, just to keep her alive, rather than anything progress-oriented. To tip the bucket, neither three of them were allowed to enter that library after it was unea

Tim and the team started digging. They weren’t so fond of this physical labor, especially since their goblin bodies weren’t cut out for big-time digging, but this was the best option that they were left with. They didn’t even have shovels with them, or tools of any sort, which was disadvantageous, so they had to make use of their hands, mostly. Arvena eventually found an old, chipped stone from a ruined pathway, and then used it to dig through the mud. Though this wasn't as productive against hard gravel, this chipped stone was still better than digging with one's hands!With her example, Skendus did something similar, he also found a sharp stone of sorts, but he didn’t exert as much energy while he worked, because he found more creative ways to get things done. Since he already carried a warhammer around, he used that to bash the ground with it, at a fairly vertical angle, which opened the ground up a little bit in exchange, it made things easier for him.The warhammer was heavy, so

This cavern was perhaps the most important place in the nano-universe of Nul. Well, considering how small Nul actually was, this cavern didn't have much competition, but it was great nonetheless. The team realized the latter after they shook the water out of their ears, they then caught up with its magnificence. The structures that they had noticed while they were in the water tube, weren't just mere houses, or multi-selection taverns, no, the structures looked holy! They represented the best that mana had to offer, and their purity ascended all bounds! The team were visitors here so they wouldn't know too much about its importance to begin with, but the aura here was just too strong, they could all sense that this was the place where they needed to be. If this cavern couldn't remove the bracket on their mana quality, then nothing would!They spotted a structure which seemed like it was the most important, it caught their attention immediately. It featured a long, upwards staircase,

“What a bad time to talk about dual-sworded ducks,” Tim muttered, he was concerned.This was obviously not how he would wish for an event to unfold, he hadn't expected it, and he couldn’t have ever guessed that this duck that he imagined earlier on, would represent him today! It was unthinkable, and yet here he was, within the consequences of his own imagination!“Out of all the things you could have summoned, you chose a duck… why?” The three pyramids asked him, as even they questioned his decisions.“Because ducks are funny,” He answered honestly. Tim was deep in cow dung right now, so he didn’t bother trying to excuse himself. If he died because of his decisions, then this would truly be the most hilarious way for him to die. He didn't regret a thing!Perhaps he may die quickly too, because the pyramids spun even faster once Tim had answered them. Their velocity could contest that of a meteor's, so it was crystal clear that if something was to happen, it would happen now and it wo