Tse’a was relieved to see one of the many Dungeon entrances. It had been a good few days of Dungeoneering, more than Tse’a had planned to go. He was excited to be out and go home, but not to disregard the efforts of his partner. Tse’a turned, looking towards Fetch. The Courser stood a few steps back, blinking steadily at him.      “You don’t leave the Dungeon that much, do you?” Tse’a asked wi...

     Sárkány stared into the entrance of the Earthen Furnace. He’d been dungeoneering for years now, with the help of his older sister Hivnin. But he dared not to go further than the Overgrown Caverns. Things were simple here and teeming with life, whereas the Furnace seemed to bellow out smoke and exude way too much heat. It was intimidating to him.      Hivnin walked up beside him, gently brushing her shou...

     Sárkány sighed as they walked through the Earthen Furnace. He rarely stuck around this level of the Dungeon, but there was a specific set of monster parts he was looking for. It was too hot down here, too much smoke and the constant threat of magma pools. His coat felt wet with sweat. He looked up towards Terrence, his guide. How did this guy do it? He just prances aro...