“Dula can also have reagents and stuff”, Devin assured the ex-zombie in his incredibly broken Xanthea, just in case her memory started to come back before their little hunting trip was over, and she complained about his vision. He didn’t need whatever reagents they harvested on their trip anyway. He just needed the claws. Having said that, he pointed at Rakvald and said, “He’s the Dubaebo expert. He’ll tell you what to do!”
He stepped a little closer to the hairy man so that he wouldn’t miss a thing of what he said, trying in vain to curb his enthusiasm. He was just so very excited! When Rakvald revealed that he planned on using sleep powder, the thief furrowed his brow somewhat thoughtfully before he nodded, a sign that he approved of the other man’s plan.
“Sounds good!” he decided before he leaned a little closer to the hairy man who had warned him about scratching the Sev’ryn beauty’s back and lowered his voice to a mere whisper, “Some ladies like it a little rougher!” He winked at him, straightened himself and beamed at aforementioned Sev’ryn beauty who looked at him in confusion.
“I’ll protect you against any magic!” he promised.
~~~
The trip through the forest took much longer than Devin had expected, and it was also incredibly boring. There wasn’t anything to see, apart from nature, nature and even more nature. He distracted himself by flirting with the Sev’ryn beauty that walked near him.
When they got closer to their destination, he stopped doing so though and tried to walk quietly so that the monster wouldn’t be able to hear him. He knew nothing about hunting, and he wasn’t particularly in tune with nature either, but he could be quite stealthy if he wanted to!
And then he could hear a deep growl all of a sudden. Devin froze for a moment because the sound was much louder than he had expected before his eyes widened – with excitement!
The Dubaebo was close!
A moment later, as Rakvald screamed, he froze again though and covered his ears with his hands. “What the f…?” he asked before he remarked somewhat amusedly, “Well that’s one way to attract the Dubaebo’s attention!”
Having said that, he drew his sword – and positioned himself behind Rakvald the hunters, next to the little old lady who was staring in the direction of the sound. He was not afraid – absolutely not – he had just decided to leave things to the experts, as any reasonable man would!
He stepped a little closer to the hairy man so that he wouldn’t miss a thing of what he said, trying in vain to curb his enthusiasm. He was just so very excited! When Rakvald revealed that he planned on using sleep powder, the thief furrowed his brow somewhat thoughtfully before he nodded, a sign that he approved of the other man’s plan.
“Sounds good!” he decided before he leaned a little closer to the hairy man who had warned him about scratching the Sev’ryn beauty’s back and lowered his voice to a mere whisper, “Some ladies like it a little rougher!” He winked at him, straightened himself and beamed at aforementioned Sev’ryn beauty who looked at him in confusion.
“I’ll protect you against any magic!” he promised.
~~~
The trip through the forest took much longer than Devin had expected, and it was also incredibly boring. There wasn’t anything to see, apart from nature, nature and even more nature. He distracted himself by flirting with the Sev’ryn beauty that walked near him.
When they got closer to their destination, he stopped doing so though and tried to walk quietly so that the monster wouldn’t be able to hear him. He knew nothing about hunting, and he wasn’t particularly in tune with nature either, but he could be quite stealthy if he wanted to!
And then he could hear a deep growl all of a sudden. Devin froze for a moment because the sound was much louder than he had expected before his eyes widened – with excitement!
The Dubaebo was close!
A moment later, as Rakvald screamed, he froze again though and covered his ears with his hands. “What the f…?” he asked before he remarked somewhat amusedly, “Well that’s one way to attract the Dubaebo’s attention!”
Having said that, he drew his sword – and positioned himself behind Rakvald the hunters, next to the little old lady who was staring in the direction of the sound. He was not afraid – absolutely not – he had just decided to leave things to the experts, as any reasonable man would!

