“Another door? How many more?” Staas asked.
Finished with the second boss, they’ve now arrived at the entrance of the third boss. This time the door is painted in gold with carvings of snake, lady, and child. As always the torch at the sides of the double door lit up as soon as they came in front of the door, as a sign that they’d reached the checkpoint and safety from the roaming monsters.
“1 more after this,” Adra answered. “If we manage to beat this golden door, we’ll meet the platinum door where the owner of this lair resided. Probably with all of the other wyrms.”
“Whoa, halfway complete! Then let’s end this!”
This time, Staas is the one who opened the door and the first one to enter the room. He's quite excited as so far the fight has been a lot of fun for him since the enemies didn’t falter from him punishing them. He had a lot of hope for the boss behind the golden door,
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