yeah, the comedy wasn't intentional. Yuna was an Ice witch who lived for 100 of years why would she care about those adventurers, and since Witches are dramatic and narcissistic, I tried to present her true character. But I supposed I failed, You are free to make fun of it. However, Conrad he is usually fascinated by others Worldly things, but at this moment he is frustrated with those leeches. He is fed up of it.
Perspective : Thor Gild [1 hour earlier]From a distance we could hear metal clashing against each other. Suspecting it was a certain someone, that we had been not very particularly keen on searching, we traced the sound.Gradually, the darkness within the deep chasm subsided while the clash and the eerie hissing sound grew louder, giving the impression that we were approaching the outside or somewhere nearby. As we arrived at the scene, we encountered whom I had suspected: Brandon and Robin. However, with an un suspected guest —the fiend responsible for this mess, that enormous centipede.The clashing noises reverberated through the air as Brandon's sword clashed with the numerous limbs of the centipede. It was a sight to behold, witnessing his sword emanating a deep violet aura. I had never seen him that serious before, except for one other time.It was when I first talked to him, after that party, due to an misunderstanding he was kicked out.It was the same night Conrad got stabbe
Perspective : Brandon Vlodsky"Dammit.. Dammit.... DAMMIT!"."Why must this happen over and over again"."Haven't I lost enough!"."Fuck"."History is repeating itself"."God! Do you get a sick pleasure by making me suffer"."But ... Not anymore... I ain't letting it happen again"."You hear me God.... FUCK YOU".Yes, I was terrified of it, but not any more, I stood tall and focused, my hands gripping the hilt of my sword with unwavering strength. As the enormous Centipede lunged towards me, I instinctively adjusted my posture, positioning my feet firmly apart for stability. With my gaze locked onto the creature, my body leaned slightly forward, ready to strike or defend at any given moment.I held my sword with both hands, creating a powerful grip that echoed my determination to save what I had. The weight of the weapon felt reassuring in my hands, its blade endowed in gravity magic, ready for the creature's attacks.With each breath, my muscles tensed, prepared to unleash controlled
Perspective : Brandon vlodsky (Nooo!)It happened in an instant . The creature vanished beneath the ground, taking half of Robin along with it, leaving behind only a gaping hole where Robin was last seen.The hole was surrounded by puddles of blood.Except me,Everyone else was left incapacitated, as the creature forcefully launched them into the roots that covered the walls.My sight a blur, dust still settling in, as I heard someone coughing.I attempted to head towards Marcus, but I wasn't able to move my right leg."No .... this can't be happening".As I extended my hands towards my leg, I tightly grasped my feet and dragged myself towards Marcus.The pain shooting through my feet was excruciating, but somehow I mustered the strength to reach him.Marcus's hand was battered, his bones shattered, and blood gushed out from his broken neck as he struggled to breathe.To stem the bleeding, I applied pressure to his neck wound.With a reassuring tone, I said, "Don't worry, lad... you
Perspective : Conrad Garnier[Present]My hands stuck, my blade ready, yet I was hesitant to strike. The revelation that they are people who I knew stopped me cold in my tracks.Something deep inside me was stopping me from moving my blade."What was it?" Before I knew it, I was transferred to this world, where everything was slower, that it might as well be stopped.Red mist covered my surroundings, that stench, ohh how it called me?That feeling of cleaving.That ferocity which once lurked within me,The sweet beckoning,"Is it the mist?"."Where am I?".It was when I heard that voice which I never thought, would I hear again."It's been a long time nephew!".As I stood amidst the mist, it began to converge into a singular point, shaping itself into what seemed to be a portal. Gradually, the dense mass transformed into a billowing cloud, emitting crimson fumes as it materialized into the silhouette of a figure—a mysterious red shadow.Which was I all to familiar with?A remnant of a
Perspective : Conrad GarnierI found solace in Brandon's lack of trustworthiness, which provided me with the necessary leverage to justify my actions, as I tried to deal with our turned comrades.But now that everyone knew, Brandon spoke the truth. there was no denying it. The unmistakable red glow from Emilia's hand, entwined in roots, stripped away my leverage. The others were hesitant to raise their blades, knowing that our allies were concealed within those very roots.Someone had to do what was necessary, and that someone was me.Without a second thought, I charged towards those creatures. The human heart is delicate, unaware of when to give up, oblivious to the obvious. They had to be killed for our survival to endure. I possessed the foresight of what awaited us, unburdened by emotional attachments from the start. My goal was to survive alongside Regina, and I would stop at nothing to do that.With my sword ablaze once more, I swung at those creatures, aiming to decapitate her
Perspective : Conrad GarnierBy just looking at that thing, It was impossible to believe that creature was Emilia. Even though the red hue emanating from her blade was a dead give away.With her body covered in leeches and roots, which caused her to move remarkably slower, her right hand gripping that red blade, which appeared oddly elongated compared to her other hand. This elongated hand was covered in twisting roots, culminating in a sharp point resembling a massive spike. Which emanated a red glow from the crevices between those intertwined roots.And yet, she struck with an eerie grace, that seemed to be hindered by the constraints of her entwined roots, almost like a stringed automaton constrained by an unsettling sense of restriction. With each strike against the Ice wall, a burst of vibrant red energy was unleashed, gradually eroding the strength of the wall, bit by bit.Patrick spoke assertively, saying,"You know what to do".In response, I promptly replied,"Pray it works".
Perspective : Conrad GarnierIt blinded us. I felt like it was the end. A soundless explosion. As my whole body was frozen in air. I couldn't move an inch, neither could anyone else.The chamber was bathed in a brilliant green light, engulfing everything, as the woman and that colossal hourglass vanished into the ether. The force of the ensuing explosion reverberated through meAnd yet, It didn't hurt.It felt more like a powerful gust of wind, resembling a storm. I stood there frozen and mesmerized, as the roots covering Emilia's body began emanating a vibrant green glow. Gradually, those roots turned into ashes, dissipating into thin air, and uncovering her entire form, that was covered with countless pores oozing blood. Then, something extraordinary occurred—Emilia and all others who had turned started floating in the air. As they levitated, those pores covering their skin vanished, leaving behind rejuvenated skin that seemed reborn.After that, our bodies were released off that my
Perspective : Conrad GarnierWas that creature that terrifying?Or was It something else entirely.Brandon's face turned ashen, his expression filled with terror, as if he had just seen a ghost. He uttered in a trembling voice, "No... nooo... this cannot be." At that moment, a realization dawned upon me, and I was astonished at why it hadn't struck me earlier. With a frantic and fearful tone, Kyle exclaimed, "We still have people unaccounted-for... and that... that must be Marcus."I wasn't afraid because it was one of us.No, the appearance of that creature was what chilled me to my bones.As I shifted my gaze back to the pit, my eyes widened in horror. Gradually, I witnessed its approach—an immense, gargantuan monster. Its size was unfathomable, as it appeared shrouded in a colossal labyrinth of gnarled roots. So much so, that the sheer magnitude of those intertwining roots seemed to create an illusion of countless layers, obscuring Marcus's body inside them. Writhing leeches s