Chapter 10.10 E (Pt. 2)
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Released on: April 6, 2024, 7:33 p.m.
Last edited: Sept. 5, 2024, 11:01 p.m.
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Some honourable mentions
| Name | Count |
| Ulvama | 252 |
| Fetohep | 9 |
| Rags | 6 |
Some honourable mentions
| Name | Count |
| [Shaman] | 21 |
| [The Wandering Innkeeper] | 3 |
| [Queen] | 2 |
Some honourable mentions
| Name | Count |
| [Pavilion of Secrets] | 3 |
| [Minotaur Punch] | 1 |
| [Body: Firebreath] | 1 |
Some honourable mentions
| Name | Count |
| [Bloodfury] | 3 |
| [Flame Strike] | 3 |
| [Volt Orb] | 2 |
Mentions
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| Khelt | Thus, the King of Khelt awoke. He had never truly slept. But his mind had drifted while attending to the minutiae of his duties. |
| Khelt | The King of Khelt stopped watching through a scrying orb an image of the night’s news. His golden flames dimmed until they were almost extinguished. Then flared to brightness. |
| Fetohep | Fetohep of Khelt looked around. Then at the woman with a gaze that seemed sorrowful. The servant stared—and for a second, Fetohep just sat there. Then he exhaled with ancient lungs, as if he had remembered being alive. |
| Khelt | Fetohep of Khelt looked around. Then at the woman with a gaze that seemed sorrowful. The servant stared—and for a second, Fetohep just sat there. Then he exhaled with ancient lungs, as if he had remembered being alive. |
| Fetohep | Fetohep of Khelt looked around. Then at the woman with a gaze that seemed sorrowful. The servant stared—and for a second, Fetohep just sat there. Then he exhaled with ancient lungs, as if he had remembered being alive. |
| Alked Fellbow | “Call for Alked Fellbow. Summon Pewerthe. Now.” |
| Pewerthe | “Call for Alked Fellbow. Summon Pewerthe. Now.” |
| Fetohep | The servant ran, and Fetohep sat back upon his throne. |
| Erin Solstice | “Thank you, Erin Solstice.” |
| Khelt | But at least he knew. The last and only King of Khelt slowly bent to gather all he had left to safeguard his treasure and duty. For, as he knew: |
| Erin Solstice | And Erin simply wept. |
| Ulvama | Some days were hard ones. When Ulvama woke up, Erin was crying. She wouldn’t say why, and she tried to stop when she noticed the Hobgoblin lying there, staring at her. |
| Erin Solstice | Some days were hard ones. When Ulvama woke up, Erin was crying. She wouldn’t say why, and she tried to stop when she noticed the Hobgoblin lying there, staring at her. |
| Ulvama | But the tears lingered, and Ulvama knew the [Pavilion of Secrets] had caused this. What, exactly, had happened took a long time to get out of Erin over the course of the day. |
| [Pavilion of Secrets] | But the tears lingered, and Ulvama knew the [Pavilion of Secrets] had caused this. What, exactly, had happened took a long time to get out of Erin over the course of the day. |
| Erin Solstice | But the tears lingered, and Ulvama knew the [Pavilion of Secrets] had caused this. What, exactly, had happened took a long time to get out of Erin over the course of the day. |
| Ulvama | It was a difficult day, too, that reminded Ulvama of the hardest days when she had left the Molten Stone tribe and become a frightened Goblin trying to be a [Shaman] in places where Anazurhe and great Goblins did not exist. |
| [Shaman] | It was a difficult day, too, that reminded Ulvama of the hardest days when she had left the Molten Stone tribe and become a frightened Goblin trying to be a [Shaman] in places where Anazurhe and great Goblins did not exist. |
| Anazurhe | It was a difficult day, too, that reminded Ulvama of the hardest days when she had left the Molten Stone tribe and become a frightened Goblin trying to be a [Shaman] in places where Anazurhe and great Goblins did not exist. |
| Erin Solstice | Erin stared at a passing termite wordlessly. They were responsible for the deadwood spires filled with holes that jutted up in this area; also why there were a lot less trees, Ulvama expected. She wanted to keep away from the termite mounds. |
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