After clearing the room of the vines again, they decided to take a break and set up camp for the 'night'. It was far too easy to lose track of the time in the dungeons. It was always like stepping into another reality.

They were well practiced at making camp, now and so in about twenty minutes everything was set up and Samantha was getting her ingredients together to make another one of her legendary stews.

Edos took this time to step aside from the main camp and say prayer to the Goddess of Autumn and to bid farewell in spirit and in deed to the reign of the Harvester.

Thank you for another successful Harvest. As we head into the winter season, may we be frugal and with the blessing we have been given. Please give me guidance as I go ahead with my plan of making the purchase of more land. Guide my decisions and my heart so that I am not led astray but that I stay the course.

After his prayer Edos laydown some seeds and a put a fruit on a handy rock and then bowed his head for a few moments.

Diego and Isiah had followed behind him but were obediently waiting for him without protesting. He was extremely pleased with how their training was progressing. It was almost time for them to graduate but he was already leaning towards keeping Isiah as his personal companion.

The wolf had a very good temperament and was a fierce fighter. It might be difficult to find another wolf that suit him this well. Samantha had already indicated that she was satisfied with Diego, so that was good as well.

"Good boys," he praised when he was finished and they barked and yipped happily. 

He went back to the camp and found that Samantha was still cooking. He chose a spot and decided to have a nap.

***

Despite taking a different route this time they ended up back in the vicinity of the strange jail again. Edos paused to check his map feeling quite perplexed at the turn of events.

"Do you think it is the same one?" Samantha wondered, "The outside of the building looks the same by the surroundings are different.

Edos took a closer look around and found that she was correct. Though the style of the building was the same in materials and size, the area around it was not as overgrown as the last one.

"Is it possible that when he dungeon renewed that the building was moved to a new location?" Ravin suggested.

"It's the same style of prison but this is a different one," Samantha insisted, "I'm almost sure of it."

Flynn walked over to the door and looked at it carefully.

"It's different, this one has a different style of lock and further more it doesn't have a steel bar like the last one," Flynn reported.

"Maybe that means that there won't be remains inside this one?"

Ravin was hoping so but no one else was sure enough about that to actually weigh in.

There was an air of nervousness that was hanging around then but only Edos seemed to be at peace with this.dw

"I want to give them a good burial this time," Edos declared, "If it's too much for you, you can head back to the camp."

They had left the camp set up this time given there intention to stay in the dungeon for at least a week.

"It's fine by me," Ravin replied.

"Flynn will help!"

"I'm in," Samantha added, rounding out the groups intentions.

Edos nodded and then they worked together to get the door open.