Survival Quest (The Way of the Shaman: Book #1) by Vasily Mahanenko

Author:Vasily Mahanenko [Mahanenko, Vasily]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Magic Dome Books
Published: 2015-04-19T23:00:00+00:00

I even froze for a few seconds, letting the last phrase sink in. So it looks like there was a perfectly lawful method for getting back in the game while bypassing the sensory filter issue. You just have to endure quite a lot. What can I say... Rats, you're really out of luck now. I looked around my section. Today seven Rats had spawned there. One I'd already killed. 'I have to be very careful with the others to make them last as long as possible,' I decided, and summoned a Healing Spirit onto the second Rat. Then the harsh levelling up in Endurance commenced.

I managed to make the six Rats last about three hours and when I was done with them, I gave a sigh of relief. Yes, acting like a masochist is no easy or pleasant matter, but the result - in the form of a 15% increase in the Stamina progress bar, level four in Agility, level five in Strength and level three in Endurance - was worth it.

When I finished with the veins, I increased my Mining to level 8 and handed in my daily quota soon after, noting with some pleasure the astonished expression on the dwarf's face. Ah yes, of course, if the Shaman has came back to the mine, there must be something going on. What about the rings, chains and stone cutting? He's probably up to something... After I handed seven Rat tails and some ore surplus to Rine, my reputation increased by 15, leaving 1014 points to go until Respect. Now I had to decide what to do next. I had a crazy idea of asking Alt to draw some playing cards and open a casino at the mine. 'I wonder if there'll be a reputation penalty just for the idea or they'll wait until the first game.' I chuckled to myself. The next thought was more realistic: if not cards, why not carve some chess pieces for myself? I know how to play and even enjoy it at times and I have no reason to believe that playing chess would be prohibited. After all, it would be evidence of moral reform in us degenerates and would improve the relations within the workforce. We might even make a betting totalizator for this. But no, not worth the dent in the reputation. One thing made me less than happy - I could not bring myself to make a chessboard and pieces out of granite. So I had to go to Rine with a petition.

"How are you, Rine? I've been so busy that haven't had time to ask after your health: please excuse my tardiness," I started to say, a stupid smile on my face, as I came up to the dwarf. Yeah, right: just a couple of hours ago I came and handed in my daily quota, and now I'm back again with the 'How are you?' and 'How's your health?'. How unbelievably stupid.

"Mahan, why do you always approach me in a

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