Terrence and I trotted side by side through the very hot dungeon. “What did you do, before coming to learn how to dungeon dive?” Terrence asked. I thought for a moment. Do I answer with the truth, or a lie? I decided to go with the truth. “I work for a general. My general needs me to be able to go down in the dungeons, thus I’m here with you.” I responded. I couldn’t help but think of the winding paths down here, and how quickly I’d get lost if I didn’t have someone like Terrence by my side. “You work for a general?” Terrence asked, a little taken. “Yes. Terrence, how do you navigate these dungeons? I don’t have a flying fuck where we are right now.” I asked. Terrence seemed to be excited at the chance to talk about himself. “Well after crossing the Earthen Furnace's geyser field, this isn’t too hard. It’s all about having a sense of direction. If you don’t have that, then you aren’t cut out for the dungeon.” Terrence said, pleased with his answer. I nodded. 

We continued down the dungeon, when a room with a shiny gold door caught my attention. “Oh Terrence.” I hollered, and went into the room. It was filled with beautiful treasures perfect for the taking. Terrence followed me into the room, and we both snatched quite a few good pieces, then headed out.