Heroes Chronicles
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� The Fiery Moon² The Ancestors have been kidnapped by Vorr, an Ancestor who has gone mad with his power. It is up to Tarnum to rescue the Ancestors and stop Vorr's mad plan to destroy the world.��� Incentive 2-A.h3mb7 � �@ ð Tarnum left the lush underground tunnels of the World Tree not knowing where his search for Vorr would take him. Like a divining rod drawn to water, he felt an unexplainable force pulling him to the northeast across an inhospitable desert. � ����ýÿ� �ýÿ � � Incentive 2-B.h3m¾( � � �� � The deserts turned to hills, and the hills to mountains. Tarnum marched forward with the knowledge that a new enemy waited for him, making him fight for every step. Somehow, he knew these Demons and Devils must be allied with Vorr, but why and for what objective? � �����Ð� �ý
� Incentive 2-C.h3m<5 � � �9 �� Now, Tarnum knew Vorr fled this world to gather his power. The only way to reach him though was through the Sparkling Bridge, a portal to any location in the universe. Unfortunately, the Elemental guardians of the Sparkling Bridge didn't allow just anyone to pass through. � ����ýÿU � ��è� � Incentive 2-D.h3m�+ � � �� È Vorr had imprisoned the other Ancestors somewhere on the desolate Fiery Moon, and as Tarnum set foot on the scorched soil he felt the Ancestors' pain. They were dying, and with them he would die too. � ����ýÿY
�ýÿW � � Incentive 2-E.h3m-Z � � �� � Tarnum felt the other Ancestors were wrong. Vorr couldn't be saved. His heart had been eaten by violence and hatred, he had killed too many to be allowed to live. But was Tarnum really striking at Vorr, or was he attempting to destroy his own dark past?�" Ã� As Vorr lay dying on the battlefield, Tarnum tipped the vial of sap from the World Tree to the Ancestor's lips. Slowly, a new life spread through Vorr. His wounds healed, and he stood. Tears streamed from Vorr's eyes as he embraced Tarnum. Not only had the World Tree cured his wounds, but the insane hatred that had tainted him. Tears flowed from Tarnum's eyes as well, because for the first time he believed that perhaps he really could change.� ����ýÿY � �ýÿF � �$ �� The Endless Sandsþ Tarnum must cross an inhospitable desert, but he has a new enemy. He must defeat the Inferno town without dying himself. All Heroes are limited to level six, and all of Tarnum's experience, spells, skills, and artifacts will carry over to the next map.�� � � 1ÿ � 1 ¼ ÿ ÿ �� @ f£� Tarnum � f� Tarnum @ C ÿ � ÿ Å ÿ 2 ÿ ÿ � �� ���� ýü ¿ÿ 0ÿ û1ÿ û2ÿ û3ÿ û4ÿ û5ÿ û6ÿ û7ÿ û8ÿ û9ÿ û:ÿ û;ÿ û<ÿ û=ÿ û>ÿ û?ÿ û`ÿ þaÿ þbÿ þcÿ þdÿ þeÿ þfÿ þgÿ þhÿ þiÿ þjÿ þkÿ þlÿ þmÿ þnÿ þoÿ þ €a��ÿ?Àqÿ×Ó á�˜ÿ�Ã�H�€ < � � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ � ÿ �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �> �5 �3 �3 �2 �F �� �2 �� � �� �� �� �� �� �� � �� �
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Your men take cover as a second volley falls. Then you order your men up the hill.
"Ferret out those cowards!" you command.
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��ð ÒZºi� �• This pack of Goblins claims they were once part of your army. They have been lost in the tunnels all this time and would like to rejoin your forces. ÿÿ�� ���˜ ÓZºi� � � ���§ ÔZºi� � �� ���© �D� You see an Orc woodsman and his son on the path ahead, huge bundles of wood across their shoulders. When they see you, they bow their heads slightly.
The father says, "No need goin' that way. It's blocked."
"Blocked? How?" you say.
"Cave in - months ago. Strangest thing though. Those were some mighty strong tunnels before."
"Is there any other way to the surface?" you ask.
"Yeah, I hear those spellcasting Necromancers put in a Monolith of some sort down here - might still be working," the Orc says.
You thank him, letting the Orc and his son return to their work.
þ � ���Œ ���¢ ÖZºi� � ���ñ ×Zºi� ��É Someone has chained a pack of Cerberus to the rocks in this area. Their leashes are long enough for them to hunt and attack you, but short enough to keep them guarding the Border Guard at their backs. ÿÿ�� ��¤ ØZºi� ��û There are several yellow spots of light in the distance like many campfires. What is this? An army?
Gritting your teeth, you march forward to meet your fate. Instead, you discover lots of Magogs waiting for you, prepared to do battle to the death. ÿÿ�� ���ª ÙZºi � ���• ÚZºi � ���¡ ÛZºi ��$� You hear the clanking of metal tools on rock and cautiously approach, finding several Demons working on the cavern ahead. They appear to be attempting to bring the ceiling down in an effort to trap you forever in this subterranean land.
When they spot you, they drop their tools and attack. ÿÿ�� �!�© �Û Light streams into the cavern from the mouth of a distant cave. Finally, you've found the way to the surface! But you fail to notice the black-clad men lurking in the shadows. They leap out among your men and attack.� � ÿÿ � ÿÿ � � ÿÿ þ � ���Œ
��ò ��� A pack of Ogre Magi stand in a circle ahead with a shield dangling over a large bonfire. You guess by their chanting that they still worship Vorr the Insane. Do you want to attack them and rescue the magical shield they are about to destroy in Vorr's name?�[ � ÿÿ ÿÿ [ � ÿÿ [ � ÿÿ
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�Ž ���ó ðZºi�f�� Tarnum �£ ÿ�"� Judged by the Ancestors as unworthy of entering Paradise, Tarnum wanders the land seeking redemption for the crimes of his past. He's the Immortal Hero, a timeless protector, but personally troubled by the doubt that he can ever make up for the tremendous wrongs he performed in his youth.ÿ !�Œ � �ô ���õ ���k ���Þ � day 1� The World Tree is safe now that the Necromancers have been defeated, and this Barbarian tribe who used to worship Vorr has sworn to protect it with their lives. I admire them, forever giving up the warmth and light of the upper world to protect something that most people don't even know exists.
There is still honor in our Barbarian hearts, which assures me that I still might be able to repair the damage I caused.
Once again, I must leave a place and people I have grown to love. I wish I could remain among these Barbarians, but Vorr still lives and the Ancestors are still strangely silent. I call upon them nightly, but there is no answer. Sometimes, I imagine I can hear a distant cry of pain. There's no way to know if it's real though.
My only chance is to find Vorr. He fled this world when I defeated the Necromancers, and I have a hunch that if I find him I will also discover the Ancestors. ÿ� � day 4À� There must be a way to the surface. There is evidence that I'm getting closer - roots protruding from the ceiling, dead tunnels too far from the life-giving influence of the World Tree, and I swear it's warmer here.
I've brought along some of the Barbarians to help me on this quest. I can't face Vorr alone. In fact, I'm not sure I have the power to defeat an Ancestor, especially a mad one like Vorr.
Is it even possible to kill an Ancestor? ÿ� � � day 9›� I woke this morning sick for the first time in centuries. I rushed from my tent, dropped to my knees, and heaved for nearly an hour. Even now, I can barely sit in the saddle. Sweat rolls down my face as if the rain fell on me alone. And I can feel the heat emanating from my skin.
How can this be?
Then it occurred to me that perhaps I am somehow linked to the Ancestors. Perhaps my immortality comes from them, as if I were part of them. If so, then what would happen if Vorr managed to destroy the other Ancestors? Would I die, or become mortal once again?
Either way, it doesn't frighten me. It is, however, what I have been fighting for all these years - to become normal once again.
But then I began to wonder what else would change by the death of the Ancestors. They are our spiritual guides. They are like a lighthouse for the Barbarian people.
Without them, would we smash against the rocks of fate? ÿ� � � day 12<� At least my illness has seemed to pass, although I am much weaker now. I still don't know if this sudden outburst is somehow linked with the suffering of the Ancestors. I would speak with the shaman about this, except I don't want to have to explain how I became the Immortal Hero. It's better that he never know. ÿ� � � day 19D� I proposed a question to my wisest shaman, Wern, this morning.
"I sensed that Vorr fled to the northeast, but I no longer sense him. Where could he have gone?" I asked.
The wise man was silent for some time, and then said, "What d'you bring me?"
It was Wern's way. In fact, the way of all shaman. Since shaman didn't till their own fields, or raise their own sheep, they lived solely from the generosity of those who sought their wisdom. I reached into a sack on my hip, removed a ceramic bottle, and pulled the stopper out with my teeth.
"Try it," I said.
Wern took a cautious sip. His eyebrows perked up as he recognized the strong spirits within, then he took a long swallow.
"I'll think on this matter, Tarnum," Wern said. He took another swallow. Already, his cheeks became flushed.
"Come back another time," he said. ÿ� � � day 22J� "What d'you bring me?" Wern, the shaman, asked when I entered the tent.
"I already brought you something. A bottle? Three days ago?"
But there was no recognition in the shaman's expression. Sighing, I left briefly and returned with a keg of ale from my own tent.
"Oh, good! Now, return in a few days and let me meditate on..."
Wern never finished his sentence because my hand closed around his scrawny throat.
"No, you'll answer me now, old man!" I said.
When I let go, Wern was more cooperative. Wern's been known to keep people waiting for an answer for months. If I hadn't shown the shaman I was serious, I would never learn anything.
"Ah, yes, you wanted to know where the Mad Ancestor could've gone. I tried to talk to the spirits, but they are quiet. Strange. It worries me!"
"Yes, I know that already, but where could Vorr have gone?"
"Without the guidance of the Ancestors, I can not say," Wern said.
In truth, none of us are whole without the Ancestors.
"Thank you," I said, standing. Before I left, I added, "Keep trying, will you?"
Quietly, Wern said, "Of course." ÿ� � � day 26¶� Last night, the camp was attacked by a swarm of Imps. They flew among the men, scratching them and running off the horses. They tore down the tents and pitched burning brands on them while my men were still inside. Thankfully, no one was killed during that chaos, although there were many injuries.
When it was all over, however, I learned the true nature of their attack. The little creatures managed to snatch some of our supplies.îÿÿÿ øÿÿÿ þÿÿÿ ìúÿÿþ� � � day 31â� We spent most of the morning searching for some missing Goblins. They went out last night to collect firewood and no one realized until now that they never came back. Unfortunately, we discovered them staked to anthills, long dead.
It was obviously the work of one of those twisted Demons - I recognize their battle tactics. They like to strike fear in their opponents before they attack. Men don't fight as well when they fear their opponent, and my men fear these Demons now. ÿ� � � day 36�� Today, one of my scouts discovered the secret camp of the Demons who killed my Goblins. If I was ever going to defeat these creatures, I had to prove to my men that they weren't worthy of their fear.
So, I took four men with me to the Demon camp. While they watched from the bushes, I approached the Demons alone. I faced Imps, and Gogs, and a single Demon alone. If I hadn't caught them by surprise, I would've been killed. Instead, I swept through them like an angry storm.
First, I took out the Gogs, then the Demon leader. Most of the Imps ran. Unfortunately, they ran directly into my men, who joined the fray to finish the last of the creatures.
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� day 1ô We've come to a remote region where few dwell. Ahead, a nameless mountain range blocks us. Most of the peaks disappear into the clouds, and I feel a shiver run through my body because I know in my heart that I must travel beyond those clouds. ÿ� � day 3‘� I've learned that this land is not entirely abandoned. More of the Demon dwellings have sprung up before me, and a Barbarian tribe lives here as well. I believe their leader is a worshipper of Vorr, so they may present a problem.
And this morning I received a warning from some place called Blackdome burned into the bark of a tree at the edge of camp. It simply read:
GO BACK OR DIE - Blackdome
ÿ� � � day 8�� At first, I thought these Demon-kind were in my way purely by coincidence, but no longer. They seemed too organized, as if they're purposefully trying to get in my way or as if they knew where I was going. And then there is the warning.
GO BACK OR DIE!
I wouldn't be surprised if they're working for Vorr - both seem bent on burning and destroying everything in their path. These Infernos are new to the land as well. The locals claim that two of the fiery keeps sprung up a month ago.
The real question is why have they come?
þ� � � day 13Æ� Today, some of my men caught a Familiar lurking in the bushes outside our camp. It looked so weak and bloody that I feared its injuries had been caused during its capture, but my men swear they never touched the creature except to bring it to me. So, I turned the Familiar over to one of my healers.
"Do what you can," I ordered, my tone letting them know that I would not be too upset if the Familiar didn't survive. I would be surprised if it did.
ÿ� � � day 14’� I was summoned into the healer's tent this morning where I found the captured Familiar bandaged, but awake. It was missing one of its large ears and both wings. According to the healer, one of its arms was broken as well. It was lucky to be alive, and for a moment I grew furious at the thought that some of my men might've caused such wounds.
"Do you have a name?" I asked it.
"Yes. Sure. Certainly," it said. Its eyes flashed quickly from side-to-side as if it were searching for an enemy.
I waited a moment, then said, "Well, what is it?"
"Skizzik's me name."
"I'm Tarnum. I'm the leader of these people," I announced.
"Yes, yes. Me know. We all know, you Tarnum the Immortal Hero."
Skizzik's words startled me. How could he know I was the Immortal Hero? He couldn't, unless Vorr had told him.
"So, you do work with Vorr?"
"Me? No, no. Me dead, long gone for good, a bucket-kicker, six-feet-under, a goner for sure! Get it?"
"Yes, I understand, but your kind works for Vorr?"
Skizzik nodded reluctantly.
"Me die now," the Familiar moaned, closing his eyes.
Of course, Skizzik didn't die, but he did go to sleep, so I left him alone for now. ÿ�
� Day 20ð� This time, I summoned the Familiar to my tent once it had an opportunity to heal more. Two guards pushed it inside and waited, but I dismissed them. The day I can't handle a single, half-crippled Familiar is the day I crawl into a hole and hide forever.
"Hungry, Skizzik?" I asked, gesturing to the bread lying on a small table.
Without so much as a thank you, the Familiar snatched up the entire loaf and started shoving it in his mouth.
"You eat well for a corpse," I said.
"Me a bucket-kicker, that's right!" Skizzik said, spitting crumbs everywhere.
"You realize, just because you say you're dead doesn't make it true?"
"Of course! But you don't know Skizzik's problem. You don't know, he got himself many people mad at him. All because I left the stupid door open! Silly to me, it is!"
"What door?"
"To the cell where the big guy keeps the shiny people," said the Familiar. It took me a second to realize he was talking about Vorr and the Ancestors.
Quickly, I grabbed Skizzik's good arm and said, "Now listen carefully! You know where the Ancestors are?"
"Me know."
Again, I waited, but when I was certain Skizzik wouldn't respond I opened my mouth to speak.
"I know, I know," Skizzik interrupted. "You want to know, don't you!"
"Yes!"
ÿ� � � day 21�� I'm not sure what to make of Skizzik's account. The Familiar claims Vorr took the Ancestors to the Fiery Moon, imprisoning them in a magical prison while he left to handle something else. That's when Skizzik first saw the Ancestors. He was one of the prison workers - the water bearer. Shortly after the arrival of the Ancestors, however, he left the door open briefly. The Ancestors didn't escape, but the Demons and things were really upset with him. Something about them being able to call for help, but Skizzik swears the Fiery Moon has nothing but Demons and things on it.
Perhaps the call that urged me to save the World Tree had been the cry the Demons were talking about. If that was so, then I finally understand why the Ancestors have been so quiet.
So, when the Demons found out about Skizzik's mistake, they tried to kill him, but the Familiar managed to escape. He fled the Fiery Moon through something called the Sparkling Bridge, and despite his many injuries managed to make it this far. A brave creature, I have to admit. ÿ� � � Day 29d� I met with Grumba, my Ogre commander and the shaman, Wern, today because they were concerned about Skizzik.
"You know that thing's a spy," Grumba said with distaste.
"I'm not so sure," I said. "It almost died, didn't it Wern?"
Reluctantly, the shaman nodded.
"The injured deserter is an old spy trick," Grumba said.
"Yes, I know, but you don't hurt the spy so badly that they die!"
"But…"
"But nothing! I don't think he's a spy, but I'm not stupid, Grumba! I'm not about to trust the creature with any vital information, and I've already passed the word that if he tries to escape he is to be killed."
ÿ� � � Day 34ä� We were marching along when Skizzik suddenly ran toward me. Grumba must've been keeping an eye on the Familiar, because the Ogre reached Skizzik before he could get to me.
Grumba's massive hands circled around the Familiar's scrawny neck. With one squeeze, he could crush the life from Skizzik.
"No! Put him down, Grumba!" I ordered.
The Ogre reluctantly set Skizzik on the ground.
"What were you so excited about?" I asked the Familiar.
Skizzik pointed off toward a distant hill and said, "Me see some Demons bury some Gold they stole. Me see them over in them hills, back before me become a bucket-kicker - I hides in a cold bush and sees them!"
"Gold?" I said doubtfully. Could this be a trap? Could I be wrong about Skizzik? ÿ� ! � Day 35w� Against Grumba's advice, and my own instincts, I decided to let Skizzik lead me to this hidden treasure. We could use all the Gold we could get right now.
The entire time, however, I expected a Demon army to spring from the rocks and attack. But Skizzik came through. He took us right to a spot in the middle of an open field and told us to dig. It was difficult cutting through the frozen ground, but eventually we found the sacks of Gold Skizzik was talking about.
"How did you find this place again? It's in the middle of no where," I said.
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"To the front, Orcs!" I shouted. "Ready your axes!"
But the Sprites held out their hands in a sign of surrender.
"We're sorry!" they said in unison.
I wiped some snow from my hair and grumbled, "What do you want?"
"You're looking for the Sparkling Bridge, right? Well, we know a secret," they sang.
I sighed.
"What do you want?"
"Gold, and some pretty Gems if you have them!"
"Very well," I said. My men brought forward their reward, but I held on to it until I learned if their secret was worth it.
"You can't just go walking through the Sparkling Bridge. You could end up anywhere. It's a magical portal to every world in the universe - that's why the Elementals guard it," said the Sprites.
"So, how do I travel to the place I want to go?" I asked.
"You need the Ring of the Wayfarer. Find that, and you can go anywhere you want!"
The Spites flitted down, picked up their payment, and flew off to the north. ôÿÿÿTòÿÿÿ� � Day 14�� I nearly died in battle this morning. If not for Skizzik, I would have.
We were blinded by a blast of wind-swept snow, then the Air Elementals descended upon us. Normally, I would've been able to deal with the creatures but a pain shot through my belly as if I had stabbed with a cold blade. I toppled from my horse, weak from the pain and oblivious to the Elemental who sought to kill me.
I didn't see what happened, but later one of the Goblins said Skizzik jumped onto the Elemental's back. The Familiar sunk its teeth into the creature's neck as it whirled around attempting to throw him off. Grumba reached me by the time the Air Elemental sent Skizzik flying into a snowdrift. After that, the ambush ended quickly and I was dragged to the healer's wagon. ÿ�
� Day 14 b� Of course, the healer found no injuries on my body and couldn't tell me where such a debilitating agony came from. But I already knew.
It was the pain of a deep, and fatal, stab wound - the same wound that ended my life long ago and brought me before the Ancestors to be judged. So much time had passed, I had forgotten how much it hurt. But why did the memory return now? Was this like my earlier illness? Was this somehow connected to the disappearance of the Ancestors? ÿ�
� day 16y� Skizzik shuffled into my tent last night looking as if he had done something wrong.
"Don't worry," I said. "I wanted to thank you for saving my life."
"Didn't want you to be a bucket-kicker too. You the one who keep that big ugly guy away from Skizzik."
"Well, it was brave of you. I know you're not used to the way Barbarians do things, but if you follow our rules, Skizzik, I swear that you will always have a place among us."
"A Familiar and Barbarian friends? That not possible!" Skizzik said. He picked something from his sharp teeth, and then smiled at me. "Good thing me dead, huh? Maybe now me be a Barbarian too." ÿ� � � Day 23k� Skizzik, who must be used to the hot furnace temperatures of the Inferno town, shivers all the time these days. I've tried to get him to dress warmly, but he insists on wearing only a wool loincloth and a helmet adorned with ridiculously large ram's horns. The Familiar thinks he's a Barbarian now, and even carries around a small hatchet - in his hands, it's a battle axe. When I point out that even I wear thick clothes in the snow, Skizzik just laughs.
"That 'cause me tougher that you!" he tells me, teeth chattering.
So, I don't even try anymore. Let him freeze to death if he's too stupid to put on clothes! ÿ� � � Day 250� I sent my scouts to search for the Sparkling Bridge, but all have returned empty-handed. One of them thinks there is a remote valley in the far northeast. The problem is, you can't get there from here. The peaks around the valley are simply too high to cross.
We might have come across a bit of luck though. Another scout spent some time spying in the scorched land to the north and spotted a Subterranean Gate. There seemed to be a lot of activity around it - too much to be a simple cave.
Could there be an underground passage to the Sparkling Bridge? ÿ� � � Day 28�� I found Skizzik sniffing the ground this morning. He pinched some dirt between his fingers, licked it with his long, black tongue.
"What is it?" I asked. We couldn't get started until he mounted his pony.
"Me thinks me remember somethin'. Yep, me remember gates blocking the way - big gates but me small and me dead. They don't notice a tiny bucket-kicker like I used to be, so I just sneak through," Skizzik said.
"Gates?"
"Yep! Me too big now - big Barbarian be noticed now, so we must find the Keymasters first!" ÿ� � � Day 37ð� Last night, Skizzik got a chance to test his hatchet in battle instead of on every tree and bush along the trail. We caught some Fire Elementals trying to burn our supply wagons. The Familiar ran straight at them, screaming and swinging his weapon. Unfortunately, his eyes were closed. He hit an Orc, one of my own troops, in the knee before he met the enemy.
Unfortunately, the Fire Elementals weren't impressed. One burned the weapon from Skizzik's hands and would've turned the Familiar into a blackened spot on the ground if I hadn't arrived in time.
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You ride forward, hoping that the Sparkling Bridge remains here long enough for you to return. You would hate to have to live in this forsaken land. ÿ � �� d eÛ� � �� e fÛ� �� Z �� f �� g �� g �� h �� h �� f �� i �� g �� i �� f � i �� j �� k ��S ÿÿÿÿ6� The air here reeks so much your horse refuses to step any closer. So, you dismount and approach and exotic home built into the trunk of a giant, long-dead tree. Hanging from its branches are dozens of corpses of Demons, Gogs, and other creatures.
You draw your sword and take another step. Then the door swings open, revealing a black-clad old woman. Her face is mostly hidden behind her mass of white hair. All you see is her crooked smile.
"I don't get many visitors these days," she says.
"Perhaps it's the way you decorate you house," you say, gesturing toward the skeletons swinging slowly in the hot wind.
"Perhaps," she says with a wide grin. "I see you have horses. I sense you're looking for something, or someone. Well, I am looking for something too but I am unable to leave my home. Could you help me?"
"That depends."
"Yes, you'll be wanting compensation, no doubt. Well, I have nothing of real value except my knowledge. If you were to find and return with my Recanter's Cloak, I will teach you all that I know. Is that a deal?"
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"A Familiar took it from my home while I was killing that pair up there," she says, gesturing toward some Demons swinging from one of the highest branches.
"You said you could teach me what you know?"
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Somewhere out there, the Ancestors are waiting for me.
"I know how you feel!" I say as my horse snorts with distaste for the smoky air.
And inside I sense that this is a lonely, sorrowful place. I shake my head, wondering why anyone would dwell in this blistering land.
ÿ�� � day 2#� "Ah, I remember it well. This is where I lived before I died," Skizzik said this morning after he climbed up on a jagged black rock and stared at the horizon. The Familiar wiped a tear from his eye.
"This used to be home."
"Doesn't look like much!" Grumba, the Ogre, said.
Suddenly, Skizzik jumped down from the rock and stood in front of the Ogre with his hands on his hips. Grumba was easily five times his size.
"You take that back, ugly! What? You think your home is any better - nothin' but dirt and rocks and cow dung! Call that a home?"
I stepped forward, afraid Grumba might squash Skizzik, but the Ogre just seemed startled and amused that the little guy would actually dare stand up to him.
"Fair enough," Grumba said. "But tell us, guide, where would Vorr keep the Ancestors?"
Skizzik took a few deep breaths to calm down, then pounced back up on the rock again. He stared at the horizon, picked something from his teeth, and scratched himself.
"Only one Demon can hold our Ancestors - Xyron, the Jailer!"
"Or Vorr himself," I add. ÿ� � � day 9í� Today, while collecting some much-needed firewood for the cooking fires, Skizzik turned up missing. I mounted a search party that soon heard his distant screams. We approached to find him stuck down a hole.
"It's a tomb!" he shouted fearfully. "Ugly bucket-kickers down here!"
I dropped down into the darkness with a torch in hand. Indeed, it was an old burial spot filled with half a dozen stone tables supporting the skeletal remains of what appeared to be warriors.
"Not like Demons to bury their dead like this," I said.
"Oh, no they not Demons! Those the ones who lived here before," Skizzik said.
"What?"
"Before we Demons got here, there were others," Skizzik said. He seemed to want to leave, as if he were afraid of ghosts or something.
"What happened to the others?" I asked.
"They deep under - bucket-kickers like these guys. We kill them all! Well, not me. That before Skizzik's time. Me, all I see is the black and hot land like this - no green trees left for me to see."
I looked sadly at these dead warriors who probably died fighting the Demons. What had they been like? Did they know they were destined to lose and still fought? I clenched my fists in anger. Such brave souls shouldn't end up forgotten in a hole in a dead world!
These Demons believed in nothing but destruction. Honor meant nothing to them. Wherever they went, I imagined Skizzik's kind turning every world into a copy of this Fiery Moon.
And my world was certainly next. Vorr's appetite for destruction was incredible - perhaps greater even than a Demon's - and now he has attracted these Demons to my world.
I raised my sword above these forgotten warriors and swore, "As long as blood pumps through my body, I swear my world will not become like this one!" ÿ� � � day 11�� "Guard the Stronghold well," Grumba suggests.
The Ogre was nearly killed when the enemy suddenly appeared in a nearby Monolith Exit. Grumba managed to escape, but if my troops are ever too far away to protect the Stronghold, the enemy will be able to conquer it easily. ÿ�
� day 16O� Skizzik has been telling stories of his 'former life' so I can get to know my enemy better. These Demons are perfect allies for the Mad Ancestor, Vorr. Both are thrilled by destruction. And now as I march across this bleak world, I wonder what it used to look like. What beauty has been crumbled beneath the hooves of these Demons? ÿ� � � day 20+� I could barely get out of bed this morning as another sickness came over me. My strength wanes with each passing day.
It was Skizzik, however, who pointed out that I had a far greater problem to worry about.
"Nice look for you," Skizzik said, gesturing toward my hair, "Makes you look like a wise chief."
I snatched up the Familiar's well-polished axe.
"Hey! That's mine!" Skizzik said but I ignored him.
I stared at my slightly distorted reflection in the blade and frowned deeply. There were many lines around my eyes and the hair at my temples had gone completely gray.
I was aging, and fast! No wonder my joints ached endlessly and I barely had enough energy to climb out of my tent in the morning. Time was catching up with me. But was I still immortal? How much will I age before I, too, die? ÿ� � � day 5·� I usually practice with my sword for an hour each morning before the camp wakes, but this morning my arms grew tired after only half that time. I barely made it back to my tent where I collapsed for several hours. Grumba actually had to wake me.
"Are you feeling well?" the Ogre asked.
"Yes, fine," I said, and ordered everyone to mount up. But I wasn't fine. My joints ached for the first time in my life. What was happening to me? ÿ� � � day 25j� A scout reports that Xyron, the Jailer, lies beyond a Red Border Gate somewhere in the Fiery Fields.
I've seen these Fiery Fields, a living fire created by the Elementals to increase their power. Although it goes against all reason, the fire doesn't burn your flesh - not even your clothes. The flames tickle your skin like a hot breeze, but they do not burn. ÿ� � � day 35ô� I had to be helped onto my horse this morning. My muscles have gone weak and my hair is entirely shot through with gray. I look like a man of eighty now.
Lately, I've been thinking about putting an end to it all. Oblivion has to be better than the shame of asking a couple Orcs to push you up on your own horse!
I think my shaman, Wern, saw the suicidal look in my eyes.
"You must go on, Tarnum," Wern said. "Without the Ancestors, none of our people can enter Paradise. All Barbarians will forever be cast into oblivion!"
Sighing, I knew he was right. Perhaps I could accept the nothingness of oblivion, but it's not fair to cast my punishment onto others. I must continue, although I do not know how I will be able to defeat the Jailer, Xyron. ÿ� " � �H � Vorr, the Insane‡ Tarnum must defeat the insane Ancestor, Vorr, capturing him so the Ancestors can give him a potion made from the sap of the World Tree.� � � 1
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"We thought you were dead too," I said.
"I was," Skizzik said. "That makes two time me a goner, but they can just keep killin' me - only makes me stronger!"
I took the Familiar's small hand and shook it. It was good to see a friend again.
"Where have you been?"
"Chasin' Vorr, of course! With you dead, I was gonna go kill him meself, but I can't find him. I did find me an army though, and a whole green valley filled with troops. They hide there from the Demons, but if you show them you strong, they will join you," Skizzik claimed.
"Where is this place?" I asked. I could always use extra troops.
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"Oh, please let me keep her! Can I?" he begs.@5 M ��4 ÿÿÿÿ:� "Hello, dear," the old Seer says. Although she's covered in tattered robes, you notice her hands and face are covered in pink scar tissue - evidence of disfiguring burns.
"I happen to know that there is a tower to the south with a madman in it. He won't allow anyone to pass unless they bring him a tame Phoenix. I happen to have one, but if you want it you must return something of mine that I lost."
"Gladly. What is it?" you say.
"Ah, so quickly you agree. I like that! Just bring back my looking glass, my Speculum, and I'll give you the Phoenix," she says.’ "Trying to trick me, eh? Well, I won't give you the Phoenix unless you give me back my Speculum!"
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G &� &E '� �¼ You've seen an item like these Arms of Legion before. If you have one of your heroes equip it and stay in your Stronghold overnight at the end of the week, they will attract extra troops. �2 È �? d �A d �? "� �„ This must be the valley Skizzik was talking about where more creatures might be willing to join you. You just hope it's still true. ÿ � ? e �@ ò �; Ë <4 �� !=‚õ � � Day 13Í� The Ancestors visited me in a dream last night, bringing the sap from the World Tree again.
"Throw that away! If you want to help me, join me. Show me your Barbarian blood and fight!" I begged them.
"We realize Vorr's power is great, Tarnum, but we cannot use our powers against our brother! Nor can you kill him," they said.
"Watch me!" I growled through clenched teeth.
"No!"
"But look at what he's done! He killed Grumba, and Wern, and my men! He's killed so many. He's tried to destroy the world. I didn't even try to do that!"
"You must not kill Vorr," they insisted, but they refused to explain further. "Defeat him, Tarnum, and give him the sap from the World Tree. If you kill him, you will forever be cast into Oblivion! Your torment will be as legendary as your misdeeds."
"What use is the sap? He's insane! Vorr lives only to destroy!"
The Ancestors were silent for a long time.
"At one time, Tarnum, you lived only to destroy," they said. The Ancestors vanished, and when I woke the sap from the World Tree was in my hands.
But they still can't make me use it. Perhaps it's time for things to end. The violence never stops, and I'm beginning to wonder if it ever will as long as I still live. ÿ� � � Day 1‚� We had marched across the barren Fiery Moon to this remote place with Skizzik as our guide, ready to do battle with Vorr. Or so we thought.
This time, Vorr came to us, and he threw everything he had at us. His magic was incredible! Fireballs and Chain Lightning decimated much of my troops in the opening minutes of the battle. I tried to climb over the bodies of my men to reach my enemy, but I paused when one of my hands fell across the dead face of the shaman, Wern.
Grumba fell right before my eyes, consumed in a blaze hot enough to melt steel. Soon after, the fires reach me as well.
We lost!
When I woke, most of the clothes and armor had been burned from my body. I should be dead, like much of my army. I managed to find a few stragglers who fled the disastrous battle. We lost our friends, our brothers, everything, and still we had to stop Vorr.
But now, I want Vorr dead!
ÿ� � Day 3Ë� At least my small group weren't the only survivors. A couple of my Captains have managed to pull together some stragglers as well, although they're scattered about. At least I have a town where I can rebuild my army.
Unfortunately, Skizzik is among the missing, those believed to have been so badly burned by Vorr's magic that there wasn't enough left of them to identify. What a disaster!
But this time, I will be ready for Vorr. I will not lose again! ÿ� � � Day 7À� I entered my tent last night to find a pair of glowing figures - the Ancestors.
"What do you want?" I said sharply. It was about time they showed.
"We've brought you more sap from the World Tree," said one of the Ancestors. I followed their eyes to the table where I ate - resting on it was a bottle of the glowing sap.
"We miscalculated Vorr's power," they said in unison. Was that their apology?
"Me too, but that won't happen again," I said.
"Also, Tarnum, we've come to tell you to seek the Hut of the Magi. He will show you a place with several treasures that might help you in your battle with Vorr."
After a few moments of silence and suspicious stares from the Ancestors, they vanished. ÿ� � � Day 12½� This morning, I woke to find one of the Ancestors standing over me with a concerned expression. Slowly, he reached out his hand and produced the bottle of sap from the World Tree.
"Why did you leave this behind?" he asked.
"Because I won't be needing it," I said. As long as I was awake, I might as well get a couple extra hours of sword practice. I reached for my blade.
"No, Tarnum, you must not!" the Ancestor said.
I belted the sword around my waist, not bothering to put on my tunic. It was hot at all hours of the day here on the Fiery Moon.
"I tried it your way," I said firmly. "Now, Vorr must die before he turns my world into a copy of this cursed place!"
I stormed from the tent. ÿ� � � Day 27µ� Lately, I've been meeting with Skizzik each night after which pitch camp as if he were my second-in-command. I guess, in a way he is. The way the Familiar has been bossing everyone around, Skizzik sure thinks he's in command.
Unfortunately, Skizzik hasn't been able to help me solve my dilemma over the World Tree's sap.
"Just cut his head off!" Skizzik roared. "That's what we Barbarians do best!"
Was it? Is that all we are, all we ever will be? Did my hatred and rage taint the Barbarian bloodline forever?
I pick up the bottle of sap and shake my head. How is this vial going to change things one way or the other? Dead or alive, Vorr isn't going to change the Barbarian people. ÿ� � � Day 33t� Last night, I saw Vorr in my dreams.
At first, I thought it was the Ancestors visiting me again, but then I saw Vorr's cruel eyes. He reached out and grabbed my by the throat, crushing my neck until I heard the bones crunching together.
"Why do you fight me, Tarnum?" Vorr said. "Don't you remember what it felt like to have this kind of power? Don't you miss it? There was a time when a single gesture from you would take a man's life. Now, that's a power even the Ancestors don't have!"
"And where did it get me?" I said.
"I can give you that power again. Think about it! Join me and you will live forever. Nothing can stand in our way," Vorr said.
"Just...one...thing."
Vorr paused, softening his grip slightly. I could tell he was afraid he had missed something. So, he wasn't completely confident of his victory. That was a good sign at least.
"What?" Vorr asked.
"Me!" I snapped. "I'm going to kill you!"
"Kill me and you'll be killing yourself!"
But I woke up gasping for air. I had nearly choked to death in my sleep.
Once I recovered, I came to my feet and whispered, "Yes, I know. I'll be killing myself." ÿ� � Day 44g� What luck!
The people who used to live on this planet before it became the Fiery Moon are still fighting their war against the Demons. Today, while scouting the flanks for any signs of ambush, Skizzik discovered a concealed cave. Inside, he found sacks of dried food as well as other resources and Gold.
This discovery couldn't have come at a better time.� � � � � � F� ÿ� + � Day 370� As if they knew I wanted to speak to them, the Ancestors appeared in my tent this morning shortly after I woke. I still didn't feel much like talking, so I immediately asked them the question that was on my mind.
"Will I die if I kill Vorr?"
"Yes," the Ancestors said.
It made sense now. Not too long ago, I began aging quickly as if my body was trying to make up for lost time. After I rescued the Ancestors from their prison, I returned to normal even though the Ancestors appeared weak from months of magical torture.
Somehow, my immortality was linked with the Ancestors - all three of them. So, if Vorr were destroyed I would die as well.
"Don't you see now? Not only that, but if Vorr dies so do we!" the Ancestors said.
I nodded and said softly, "Maybe the time of the Barbarian has come and gone." ÿ� $