Return to Dungeon: A Monster MC LitRPG (Kobold's Quest Book 1) by MJ Kaltenbrunner

Author:MJ Kaltenbrunner [Kaltenbrunner, MJ]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-01-25T22:00:00+00:00

16

The quest that the leader fairy had given him was short and concise:

Your fellow kobolds have been moved from the dungeon entrance because they were needed for a new creation the dungeon lord has been working on for some time. You don't know what they're being used for, but you know that they are way down on a low level. Good luck! You'll need it.

“Well, that wasn't exactly as informative as I thought it would be.”

“I'm sorry they’ve been moved. We really don't know what is being done with them, or to them …” Faye suddenly seemed to shrink in on herself at the mention of the possibility of suffering.

Kek made a mental note to remember that she might be more fragile than she let on. He might need to take care of her.

She continued, “I do know how to get there … most of the way, anyway. The dungeon lord and his boss monsters are often changing around the layout of the dungeon and what different areas are used for. They're always trying to figure out how to be eviler, it would seem. I try not to think about what they are up to most of the time, and just thank my lucky stars that we’re up top and we don't have to venture down there. Plus, it's really easy to hide when you're a muck fairy, especially in a dark dungeon.”

“So, what's the next level like?” asked Kek.

“Well it certainly isn't much fun,” replied Faye. “Let's just say that you will be glad you chose that swimming skill, or you would be up the river without a paddle, so to say.” She barely even laughed at her own joke that time, which told him she meant business.

After walking on a slight decline for what seemed like forever, they finally came to a dead stop. They had almost just about run out of mushrooms as well, and there were only a few tiny ones around. It was barely enough to light up that way.

“There's something I’ve been wondering,” Kek said. “Can you see in the dark, are you just going the right way by memory?”

Even though it was very dark, it was easy to tell that she was smiling from the sound of her voice. “Okay, you really do make me laugh sometimes. No, I can't see in the dark, but I do have infravision, just like you. At least, I assume you have it. I guess I just know that dogs have it. So do a lot of other creatures. Oh, not that I intended to say you’re a dog or anything. Never mind.”

And with that, Faye cast her hands in the air, and a ball of light came from them. It moved into the air just behind her and stayed there, hovering by itself. As she continued forward, the little ball followed her on its own. “See,” she said, “I told you I could cast a light spell for both of us. Now then, shall we head

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