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Launcelot frowned, the comments cutting into his heart. He knew Faye was right. Deep down, he knew. In all ordinary circumstances, he would have retreated here, knowing full well how much his dearest companions cared for him. How they would be so alone and vulnerable in this world without him.

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

The seed of the sun which gave life and light to all plants. The [Fusion Seed].

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

Li did not move. He could not, for he was channeling his spell. He remained kneeling, fully intending to take this blow. With [Heart of the Forest] enhancing his strength, agility, resistances, and health regeneration, he was confident he could withstand this attack.

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

A groaning sound rumbled through the lake, shuddering even through the unstable and marshy ground everyone stood on, the shockwave of that sound traveling up through their bones. It sounded like the groaning heard right before some colossal building fell – the great death rattle of things that are mighty and tall and meant to stand for ages. 

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

"Let's move on," said Li as he trudged forwards, now waist deep in not just blackened mud, but a distinct layer of dark liquid as well. It felt uncomfortably like he was stepping in someone's innards, like he was knee deep in the still pulsing, raw guts of a living being. 

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

"Oh, so he can do that too," commented Faye, her head cocked. She sighed. "You know, perhaps I should stop being surprised now."

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

As the Darkbeast corpses crumbled into flames that quickly dissipated into ash, the forest itself remained unharmed. Another good thing about the [Moonbeam]. It did not harm what Li did not want it to.

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

"As I said before," said Li as he opened his eyes wide and cast [Focused Moonbeam] through them, shooting out twin beams of pale, ghostly white that flashed forwards and crashed into the torso of a sizable Darkbeast several meters ahead, utterly torching it into an uniform pile of ash before it was even recognizable what amalgamation of beast parts it was. 

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

"I'm sorry to be stealing the show here," said Li to the heroes behind him as he shook his hands, flicking black blood off of them. "But I made a promise to be back home by the end of the day, and I fully intend to keep it."

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

Finally, Li stomped his foot, a blood root emerging from his foot and sinking into the ground, piercing right through an overgrown worm with the faces of many different mammalian creatures riddled around its writhing body, all of their mouths open and ready to feast.

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

It had the body of a lion, the tail of a dolphin, insectoid wings ending in claws, long, protruding slug-like eyes, and an elongated, razor-bladed mouth that looked like it would have belonged to a leech.

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

In his dying breath, he became a monstrosity himself, merging with the forest as it rotted under demonic influence, and since then, this forest has always been plagued with Darkbeasts."

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

"When I slew the mage," continued Launcelot. "I went through every floor of his tower and pored through all his notes. It was there that I came to understand that heroes do not derive their power from the blessings of the gods, but from something living within them.

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever

"For me, most certainly," nodded Launcelot. "My magic has precious little effect upon Darkbeasts, but the heroic might of my friends works wonders. When they are not pretending to be lower leveled mages and rangers, they are fiercesome forces indeed."

Re: Level 100 Farmer

Fantasy · John_Doever