Weaponsmaster 6: A Monster Girl Harem Fantasy Adventure by Phil Aerix

Author:Phil Aerix [Aerix, Phil]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2024-06-28T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter

Thirty-Five

Dayra watched Rex for a good two minutes, the lizard still scratching at the ground and the mostly buried stone. The look on her face almost made me laugh out loud. Surprise, a little joy, and puzzlement. Her eyes flickered, like she was an android who was about to declare, “Does not compute. Does not compute.”

Her gaze shifted to the luminar in her hand and she shook her head. “It’ll only take me a few minutes to get the readings locked in and then for the luminar to extrapolate the direction and intensity of the ley line. Once it does so, it will recognize when we find the other calibration point on the same line.”

I still wasn’t sure about the device. How it worked, what it did, even the principles upon which it was based. “Once you do that, we can use it to follow the ley line to find the other point?”

Dayra stopped what she was doing and gave me an incredulous look. “Why would you think that?”

“Because that would be the logical way to create the device. I mean, having it recognize the other point if we are able to find it is fine, but instead of searching the entire jungle, it would be better to be able to follow the line until we run into it, right?”

The scholar’s mouth twisted like she’d bitten into a rotten apple. “Uh…”

“It doesn’t do that, does it?”

“Please, allow me to do my work. We can converse after I’ve locked in the information.”

“Fine, fine.” I bent down and petted Rex on the head. “Nice going, man. Good job.” The lizard trilled and hopped excitedly.

“Yeah,” Tip said. “You’re the man! The furcan man!” He put his hand out and Rex pawed at it, giving the satyr a low five. I hadn’t known he did that. I laughed and thumped Tip’s shoulder.

Dayra finished doing whatever it was she did with the luminar and we backtracked to the path we’d been on. As we went, several of our members were free with their comments.

“Good thing we didn’t take the road,” Tyra said, more loudly than she needed to. “If we’d have gone that way, we never would have found this point. Some people thought it would be farther north. The same people who insisted on staying on the road, in fact.”

A few minutes later, Keliana joined the tirade. “What do you think, Rex? You don’t need thousands of books or some magic power to remember things, do you? All those benefits, and it was you who found the thing we were looking for. Good boy, Rex.”

With each comment, Dayra seemed to shrink in on herself. Yeah, she probably did need at least a taste of humble pie, but this was just being mean.

“That’s enough,” I said. “Anyone here who has never made a mistake or phrased something improperly, raise your hand.” As expected, no one did, though Tip twitched like he was going to do it. The look I gave him told him clearly that I’d kick his ass if he did.

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