The Arena by Drew Seren

Author:Drew Seren [Seren, Drew]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781945632341
Publisher: Mystichawker Press
Published: 2018-09-23T23:00:00+00:00

13

Horc hurled the handle of his axe into the ocean as far as he could. “Well that cheap thing is gone. The only problem is now, I don’t have a melee weapon.”

“Hold on a second.” Tufkakes opened his bag and started digging through it. “I think I’ve got something in there. You can use a sword, right?”

“Sure.” Horc stood off to the side and watched Tufkakes. He didn’t normally have trouble digging through his bags. Normally he opened up his bag, thoughts about what he needed, and it appeared in his hands. He wondered whether this digging that Tufkakes was going through was some kind of negative thing for Procyans. He knew most races and classes had both positive and negative traits. Tufkakes had said something about some major buffs Procyans Rogues received, and it made him wonder if digging through bags was a debuff of some sort.

After a moment, Tufkakes pulled out a long sword. “Here. It’s too big for me. I’m limited to daggers and short swords.”

Horc looked at the sword.

Katana of Cutting

Damage 27,

Speed 17

“It’s nothing special, but it’s close to what that ax could do.” Tufkakes held the sword out to Horc.

Taking the sword, Horc turned it over in his hands it felt fairly light. “A little less damage than the axe did, but it’s a faster weapon.”

“So, if the battle lasts long enough, you’ll get in a couple of extra blows.” Baladara looked at the sword. “Overall not a bad exchange, and it’s definitely better than trying to just stab people with arrows.”

“And if we’re lucky we can get some better drops.” Greensleeves frowned. “I’m guessing it doesn’t have a sheath.”

Tufkakes shook his head. “Asking for a lot out of random drops, aren’t you?”

“Yeah, sometimes it would be nice if the game made things a little easier.” Greensleeves started walking down the beach the way they’d been going.

“No worries, I can just tuck it across my back for now.” Horc slipped the sword into the strap he’d been carrying the ax on. It felt different, but easier as it settled there. At least with the sword, he wouldn’t feel like he was missing something if the fights got into close quarters.

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