Monster Hunting 401: A LitRPG Fantasy Adventure Andrew Karevik (ebook reader below 3000 TXT) đź“–
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Stealth: 2
Archery: 10
Tracking: 5
Navigation: 7
Trapping: 3
Acrobatics: 10
Surprise Attack
Clean Retrieval
Search I
Light Step
Snare Trap
Leap
Archer’s Eye
Recognizable Scent
Fast Movement
Spear Trap
Safe Fall (40ft)
Piercing Shot
Tracker’s Instincts
Home Territory
Advanced Bear Trap
Dodge Reflex
Focus Breaker
On the Trail
Expedition Leader
Perfect Balance
Rapid Shot
Danger Sense
Acrobatic Training
Multi-shot
Strider
Acrobat’s Grip
Swift Hands
Group Captain
Air Combat I
Sniper’s Aim
Springheels
Explosive Shot
Homing Shot
First Aid: 5
Alchemy: 7
Magician: 7
Spellbow: 4
Giantslayer: 6
Skilled Extraction
Mystic Recovery
Spell Saver I
Fell The Mighty Oak
Physiological Examination
Mana Boost
Spell Arrow
Obsession
Enhanced Mixtures
Student
True Arrow
Invigorating Roar
Apprentice
Dabbler
Arrowfinder
The Harder They Fall
Nourishing
Journeyman
Hindered Regeneration
Extra Sip
Mystic Vision
Iron Meets Steel
Charm Trick
Illusions:
Weapons:
Armor:
Tools:
Bone Charms:
Alchemy:
Dazzle
Bone Bow: Strong Fire Affinity
Swift Medium Scale Leather
Slots: 1
Expanded Bag
Max Level Kinru Charm
Firnin: 150
Phantom Sound
Iron Crossbow x3
Swift Blackoak Greaves
Level 1 Fitzon Charm
Estoan: 150
Enchantments:
100 Tooth Arrows
Blackoak Vambraces
Slots: 1
Level 2 Fylk Charm
Kaos: 0
Return Arrows
Bone Bow: Strong Sonic affinity
Level 1 L’Gara Charm
Switching Arrow
Bone Bow: Strong Lightning Affinity
Level 3 Fungara Maestro Charm
Enhanced Accelerated Healing Potion: 1
Blessings of Swiftness
Level 1 Ligoran Charm
Potion of Speed: 3
Expand Satchel
Level 1 Great Wyrm Charm
Thunder Arrow
Manipulation:
Level 1 Lurbia Charm
Summon Quiverling
Minor Spellburst
Level 1 Hypnosin Charm
Strong Elemental Affinity
Minor Telekinesis
Level 1 Glurp Charm
Weaponlink
Weigh Down
Level 1 Griffin Charm
Bless Boots
Level 1 Tyndel Charm
Titanic Weapon: Josiah’s Storm
Slayer: 3
Striker: 4
Artillerymaster: 3
Bow-Bond: 2
Munitions Specialist: 2
Damage Rating: 5
Bow Connection
Forceful Hit
Indirect Fire
Gift of Intelligence
Breach Charge Recipe
Weapon Speed: 2
Rage of the Slayer
Unmoving Arrows
Barrage
Partnership
Triggered Charges
Special 1: N/A
Endurance Surge
Agonizing Strike
Range Extension
Special 2: N/A
Snap Shot
I was a bit stronger now, but more importantly, I had a way to navigate the dark without the help of the Eldest. All I had to do was drop an arrow off at the village and we’d have a way to find that horrid monster without it knowing our next steps.
With the Stabwagon filled to the brim with bubbling cauldrons, brewing the various potions I had set into motion, I took a hard turn to the left, making my way once again to the pitch black forest that was the Shadewood.
Chapter 22
At the back of my mind, at all times, I knew exactly how to get back to Brimley’s workshop. Each turn I took in the darkness, each shift in the area created a new pathway in my head. A series of steps and turns was ever present, guiding me to my arrow. Of course, I was just getting further and further away from those arrows, but even that didn’t matter. I knew how to get home, on the ground. I could lead the entire village out of here once we freed the people.
The darkness surrounding me seemed eager yet irritated at the presence of more fire. Taking advantage of the slow-moving cart, I placed several torches on all ends of the vehicle, creating a much wider circle of light around me. This gave me better visibility, but I still was unsure of how to reach the village. I didn’t dare take off my new charm to give the Eldest a glimpse of where I was. It might speed up the process, but at the same time, if the creature could read my thoughts, it would know my plans of betrayal.
Yet, as I pondered this question, leading the cart forward through the endless shadow, there came a sound of footsteps in the distance. I raised my bow at once and waited.
“It’s me,” Trig grumbled as he wandered out of the darkness. Behind him was Eckshaw, carrying a green torch. The pale flame had made it near impossible to spot them. I hoped to learn the secrets of this fire before killing that damned creature.
“You have deception in your heart,” Eckshaw said. “For you were gone from the eye of the woods for some time. Now you return. Whatever you are up to, I must advise against it. The Eldest will not respond kindly.”
I ignored the man entirely, still unsure of just how much free will he actually had. Instead, I motioned for Trig to follow me to the wagon. He hurried over to me, leaving Eckshaw behind to merely watch us. The man did not seem interested in following after us, which was fine.
“What’s up?” Trig asked once he met me behind the wagon. I immediately clapped him in the right ear. He let out a wild yelp and grabbed his ear.
“Ow, what the hell?” he shouted as I grabbed his Kinru charm and yanked it off, swapping it for the Fylk charm.
“Take Hardened Mind now,” I hissed, smacking him in his other ear. He yelped once more, but nodded at me.
“Why all the pain?” he moaned, standing up and instinctively covering his ears to avoid another assault.
“Had to distract your mind the hard way,” I said. “You activated Hardened Mind?”
Trig nodded, still wearing a wounded expression. “Do you have any idea how strong you are?”
“Come on, it wasn’t that bad,” I said, patting him on the shoulder. “I only wailed on you because I know you’re strong enough to take it.”
“Oh wow, that patronizing tone makes me feel like a big strong man,” he said, chuckling and wincing at the same time.
“Now he has vanished from her presence,” Eckshaw said, drawing his sword. He stepped forward a few feet and raised the blade. “Come out now! Show yourself, or she will start ordering the children to leave the village, one by one!”
Trig looked at me, eyes wide. “What do we do?”
“I’ve got it,” I said, walking past him. I emerged from behind the wagon, hands raised. “Easy, Eckshaw. We’re both still here. You can tell your monstrous mistress that we aren’t interested in her playing any games with our minds. We’ll kill her foe, for your sake, but don’t think for a second that we’re going to trust her.”
Eckshaw slowly nodded, his mouth curved into a deep frown. “You’re playing a dangerous game with my people’s lives,” he said. “She will make good on the threat. I’ve seen it before.”
“I don’t think the
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