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Code Readers: While not necessarily magic-users themselves, Code Readers are exceptionally intelligent, highly skilled students of magic. Trained specifically in the understanding and handling of Source, Code Readers are employed to look into The Wellsprings, to pry knowledge and information about the world and current events. The majority of Code Readers reside and work in Capitol City, Northwestern Mytheria - the city built upon the largest Wellspring on the continent. This workforce is the premier source of news on happenings around Mytheria, supplying the governing branches of the Empire, the grand univerisity Gradua Lexica, the aristocracy and media outlets.

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General Saladin; the Corruptor stood to attention in front of the communication portal, listening intently to the instructions of the Witch Queen. When she was done, he placed a hand on his heart and bowed slightly. "At once, my lady. My wish is your command."

In the east, in Azeroth, the Witch Queen's code readers had finally discovered information on the heroes who'd been summoned from another world, allowing her majesty to scry for their location much more easily. They had been found. Saladin was chosen to deal with the situation, which was both an honour and a curse. To execute his objective would mean a rise in his station. To fail would likely mean a fate worse than death. He would need to act fast. The heroes wore the Source Crystals, but they hadn't had the time to gain the experience and Source to become powerful yet. Nonetheless, he could not underestimate them. To take them out in one swoop, he would need to deploy power, but speed of travel was also a necessity. And they had in their possession, an Undead Control Core. That meant that precision would also be required. A delicate balance, to be sure.

In the end, he settled on summoning an elite operative; Zigmund.

"Yours orders, General," Zigmund asked as he stood in front of Saladin. He was an elemental ninja, an assassin. Having already proven himself by killing entire Gold Ranked Adventurer Parties all by himself, the magic-wielding martial artist would be perfect for a rag-tag bunch of newcomers who hadn't yet grown into their own skin.

Saladin cast an image of the targets, who were sat around a campfire eating, then brought up a second image of a map with a flashing light showing their location.

"Your primary objective is to retrieve the Control Core that this party has in their possession. Your secondary objective is to kill them all. The Source Code tells us that they fought a battle at the town of Hommas, southwest of here. Their current location suggests that they are en route to Valhiem. Do not let them reach the city. Catch them. Finish them. And return the core to me."

"It will be done, General."

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Night time eventually fell upon The Heroes from the Sky. A couple of hours had passed since they all ate dinner and darkness had now settled in. Their only light was that from the campfire and a strong moonlight from above. Wolves howled as they began to hunt, but they sounded distant enough that the adventurers were safe from an attack. The clouds were thin and wispy, showing little chance of rain. With the wisdom of a well-scheduled watch and Fenna's falcon familiar, the party would be able to sleep safely without ambush.
Unless we all tried to cram under a one-person shelter in the middle of the night, in which case it becomes group bonding time for some giggles and a little shared frustration. Lol.


lmao this would actually be funny as hell to read! Oh boy, what a visual. With 6' 10" Joji and 6' 5" Arthur too. Lol
@Dark Cloud Worth it! lol joke

Also please come get near the fire, Clive, you're still soaking wet."


Clive doesn't get 'wet.' The rain just got 'Clived.'
@Crusader Lord I'm so tempted to make it rain all night just so Lillianna can be like, "Laugh at me and my shelter, will you. Well look at you now!" lol


There wasn't long left before the dark of evening. Until then, the group of adventurers would enjoy a warm breeze and a beautiful slow-changing sunset sky...................



It was true that Lillianna had no outdoors skills to speak of, but with hard work and determination combined with her extremely high IQ and academic understanding of the world, she managed to build a nice and sturdy shelter for herself.
Pretty interesting stuff @Teyao! Crazy what AI can do these days.
I have a hard time keeping up guys


Thanks for letting me know and not just keeping it to yourself. We'll talk in PM.




"Kak-Kak-Kak!"

It was an alarming sound for anyone not familiar. It came from above the group, high in the sky, and anyone who turned their eyes upward would see the obvious source of the bird call. It also might be an alarming sight, for shortly after it sqwauked, it circled into a sudden dive-bomb towards the group at breath-taking speed. It twisted itself gracefully and decelerated, then flew around the group, making it's presence known among them all, before going and landing on a tree branch. It spread it's wings proudly and sqwuaked once more.

It was a falcon, one slightly larger than normal - a beautiful golden brown colour, marked with dark brown spots. It looked at Fenna, who would recognise it as the falcon who she'd met already. The apex predator flew over to her and landed on her arm. For whatever reason, it's huge razor-sharp talons would not harm the Ranger in the slightest.

Connected in spirit they were. Now, connected as Master and Familiar.

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As the sun began to dip in the west, the group came to the spot that Adam had chosen for them. A small clump of tightly knit trees and rocks, had formed a good-sized grassless area on top of a hill, where it would be easy to set up a camp site that had cover from the elements. Hommas' town river had followed them north, winding up inland, and a stream had broken off to go it's own way, bending around the area below the site. It went in and out of sight, through the treeline below, providing a good, clean source of water.

The orange sky threatened dark soon, but Adam had gotten them to a spot with ample time to set up camp, to hunt and cook if desired, and anything else they might wish to take care of before settling in for a long night.
@Dark CloudI wrote a poem about Clive and entered it into roleplayerguild's Microfiction & Poetry contest #10 lol


Intrigued.
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ALlso: Halfway through writting the last line I remembered how Zell died


What? I don't get it (reads last line 5 times) :O Bruh lmao

She would also show him gruesome pictures of injuries with a smile and make uncomfortable comments about the body that he wished he didn't know but that was neither here nor there, and at least she was less melodramatic than Pedro (The fucking drama queen) and definitely not even a quarter the asshole that Carlos was. He missed them


Also, this hit me square in the feels. Something about the word composition, maybe the strikethrough, I dunno but BAM! Man down! Too... much... feels
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