Mountain of the Immortals 2: An Epic-Level Progression Fantasy LitRPG by DotDisorder

Author:DotDisorder [DotDisorder]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Zweihänder Publishing
Published: 2025-02-11T00:00:00+00:00

Item: Cloak of Shade

Type: Magic Item - Cloak

Durability : 50/50

Grade: E Grade

Weight: 20st.

Description: A cloak that grants the wearer the comfort of a shaded, cool environment on even the harshest of sunny days. The wearer's body temperature remains at comfortable levels even in very hot weather. This item does not offer any protection against fire or temperature rises that are magically induced.

Another item with a very specific use that would probably not stay unsold for long. I for one hated traveling in realms where they made no effort to control the weather or the temperature. Moving from one place to the next via portals or teleportation wasn't always possible and doing it under the scorching sun was tiring and annoying.

The more I considered it, the more I thought I might just keep this one for myself. Being able to summon clouds and travel under an overcast sky was definitely helpful but most of the time, this wasn't enough to drop the ambient temperature. I could only hope this cloak might make a difference.

Our home was just the right temperature on the inside and the climate at the top of Mount Olympus was probably set up to be mild since it was a place of power. That meant I had nowhere to test the item right now, but I trusted that it would eventually come in handy.

"Honey, we're home!" Aphrodite shouted, followed by the sound of the door closing.

"Where are you?" Artemis asked.

"The table by the window," I said, laying all of the magic items out on the table. "Got a few things to show you."

"Quite a collection you have there," Aphrodite said, bending forward to give me a kiss as soon as she arrived. "Are those the magical items we got while we were away?"

"It's crazy, isn't it?" Artemis said after joining us. "Magic items were so rare when I was mortal. And now we're swimming in them."

"The benefits of being a god," I said, and shrugged.

"I like those earrings," Aphrodite said, picking up the ivory set.

"But we can already communicate via the guild chat," I told her.

"Of course we can," she replied, and placed them back on the table. "I don't want to use them. They're just pretty."

"The mortals were really worked up for our return," Artemis said as she threw herself on one of the chairs. "They had so many reports and suggestions."

"Tell me about it," Aphrodite said. "I have a list with hundreds of names of people that have requested an audience. I'm never going away for so many days again."

"Perhaps you should consider promoting a couple of your best people to be your assistants or replacements for when you're away," I suggested.

"I doubt anyone else would be able to do what we do," Artemis said, and Aphrodite agreed.

"Of course they wouldn't," I said, "which is why you could have a whole team of people. Have them deal with the things you find boring or that are easy but just take up too much of your time."

"That isn't a bad idea actually," Artemis said.

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