The Quell: Destiny Rising - A LitRPG Series (Book 1) by Lachlan Wells

Author:Lachlan Wells [Wells, Lachlan]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-04-12T22:00:00+00:00

Arcana Check. How are they not affected? 13 + 4 = 17. Success!

“Obviously you use something to stave off danger,” Adrianna finally spoke up, shaking off whatever detail had escaped her. “Or else you guys wouldn’t be able to just stand there and take it all, especially if the warnings are true. You obviously have some sort of protective charm or spell.”

The keeper frowned at her and scoffed. The blade started to dig into his neck and he grunted. “Alright, alright.” He pointed to his chest and Myra reached into his robes and pulled out a familiar purple amulet. Adrianna’s heart beat a little faster. “That keeps us from being affected. Without that, your mind will burn from the inside out.” He grinned. “And you won’t have enough for all of you.”

Hancock flipped his katana around and cracked its hilt across his head and watched him crumble to the ground.

“We have two,” Parrish said, lifting the amulet from the other keeper.

“Three,” Adrianna pulled the one she found from the shrine, letting it dangle in the air.

“Where did you get that?” Hancock frowned.

“It was around,” Adrianna shrugged. She didn’t feel like explaining the whole ordeal. This was no place for a recap. “Lucky I found it too.”

“Alright,” Parrish tossed the amulet at Hancock and cracked his neck. “Let’s do this.”

Hancock instinctively caught it and frowned. “No way.” He tossed it back. “I’m the higher level of you guys, I can take what it throws at me.”

“Clerics are built to withstand mental attacks,” Parrish rolled his eyes. “Don’t be stupid.”

“Perhaps, but I’m not going to have our Healer focus on other things aside from healing.”

“I’m being paid to protect you. This is me protecting you.”

“This is no time to play hero, Parrish. Take the amulet and let’s go.”

“Oh my god.” Myra sighed and clasped the necklace around her neck as they went on and on.

The amulet tossed back and forth until Hancock leaped and shoved it over Parrish’s neck. “Someone needs to keep her alive and that’s what you are paid to do.” He jerked his thumb at Adrianna. She frowned as the two boys glanced at her and seemed to come to a mutual understanding.

“Fine.” Parrish sniffed. “But I don’t want to see your dead body on the way.”

The four walked up to the door and Adrianna nodded. “Let’s do this.”

The door opened and shut violently behind them, and Adrianna immediately knew she was alone.

“Myra?” she whispered, and was met with silence.

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