Moonlit trotted as she kept her ears and eyes open, waiting for a sign she was getting any closer to her little Marmalade. The poor orange kitty must've been so scared by himself. "You really love that cat, don't you?" Logue asked, whom Moonlit had bumped into while she started looking for a way across. Initially, she thought he might've been the one who rescued her from the lava, but it turned out his presence was just a wild coincidence. "Of course. How could I not?" She asked...

Marmalade mewed at Moonlit as they kept walking. Moonlit hadn't expected to be gone this long, but got lost. "I know, Marmalade," she said with a sigh, knowing around now was the time she'd feed him. "We're going right now. I just need to find the exit." Moonlit couldn't tell where they were. Everything looked the same. "Maybe buying that map wasn't such a bad idea, after all." Moonlit jumped as she heard a squeak. Marmalade shot up with a trill as he noticed a strange colored bat star...

Moonlit climbed out of the mouth of the dungeon, but it was a different exit than she used to enter. "Damn." She looked around the area, trying to figure out where she was. "Marmalade, does this place seem familiar?" She turned to see her precious orange baby sleeping on her back. Moonlit sighed, not having the heart to wake him, and decided to just look for town herself. She trotted away from the hole, carrying with her a few random baubles she found in the dungeon. A few odds and end...

"Oh, that's… creepy." Moonlit muttered. The wall's enormous carved face resembled an ogre or troll. The mouth is open in a massive cavernous tunnel, the opening to a new area. Moonlit planned to return to the surface, but this made her pause. Her ears flattened, some quiet part of her urging her to explore this one last room of the dungeon before heading back. Marmalade meowed and nuzzled his momma's neck, his tail hanging from Moonlit's side. Moonlit hesitated, but it gave her a rea...

Moonlit trotted alongside another Dungeon Courser she came across; Logue. He was quite a pretty stallion, with cream-colored fur and an odd but pretty brindle pattern on his pelt. Moonlit was more than happy to join. However, she stopped as she realized it was hotter than usual. "Um, where are we?" Moonlit asked. Logue smiled, "Oh, the lava pits, why?" He asked. "Lava?!" Moonlit immediately stepped back. "It's fine, don't worry! We've never had a problem, you two w...

More mushrooms? Yes, more mushrooms. Moonlit didn't mind that the caverns were similar, though. She brushed her hooves against some mushrooms, half-expecting them to make another sound to let her know a hidden door was nearby again. Marmalade, meanwhile, leapt down to join her attempts, batting at the mushrooms playfully. Moonlit chuckled at her kitty's antics until she felt something tug on her ear. She blinked, realizing there were a few small things flying around her head. At first,...

The rocks covering the door rolled away. Marmalade jumped down from the ledge and onto Moonlit's shoulders again as she passed, walking into the darkened room beyond the strange rock formation gate. Moonlit glanced around. The room was dark, save for a tunnel at the top of a steep rocky incline that glowed brightly with something out of view. Moonlit couldn't tell if the light was torches or the sun, but she decided to go towards it. It was better than staying in the dark, after all. M...

   Moonlit trotted into the darkened caverns like she lived in them her whole life. Despite originally being born on the surface, like most Dungeon Coursers, the pull of the dungeon's depths was too great, and she couldn't help but explore inside. Joined by her lovable orange cat - Marmalade - Moonlit trotted into the depths without a second thought.    "It's pretty, in a way, isn't it?" Moonlit asked. Marmalade shook his head and gave a small meow in response, as he stretched a li...