FAULT ; ARTIFACT

chapter 118

Approaching the next passage, Yura found himself in front of the entrance to a copy of the first room, where the dungeon ended. It turned out to be much more interesting here: along the walls there were a couple of barrels, several large pot-bellied bottles of cloudy glass, different-sized bales, multi-colored stone tiles, furniture elements and several broken cart wheels. Bundles of unknown herbs hung on the walls, and a wooden box bound in rusty iron, though without a lid, caught my eye. Everything except the barrels looked time-worn, and was probably taken from places abandoned by people.

Suddenly, there was a distinct rustle behind him.

Yura turned around. Behind him, quite close, stood a large goblin of his own height. The hit man screamed, and he wanted to wave the ax away, not to hit, but just to wave it away, but he did not have time. The goblin quickly closed the distance and grabbed Yurina's weapon arm with his hand. His other hand, with the force of a metal vise, clasped th