ODESSO

I was so pleased by the Oasis that I planned to sleep there.

It was a beautiful place, a welcome change from the dryness that filled everywhere else in that desert, and I spread my hood and sat there after finding the camel a comfortable place to graze, simply absorbing the pleasantness of the place. The camel was like a gift from the Sand Demons, and the oasis was a place I would hate to leave, but I had to, if I wanted a body and not some cursed half-metal being unable to die..

“Maia?” I called, looking over the oasis.

“Yes.”

“How far are we from the Sword of Pella?

“You have covered 24.6 kilometres, which means you have 25.4 kilometres to cover.”

I bit my lip in agony, seeing that I still had not reached up to half my journey. Getting up to my feet, I went and took the camel, speaking softly to it as my hands touched against the brown fur. When I felt I had spoken enough, I climbed it and looked at the night sky above me, killing all plans to sleep.

The night was serene and gentle
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