There was a great deal of concern and yammering about this issue, until
xelfan12 reached into his pocket. "Yeah, forgot about this." he said,
holding up a translucent yellow stone. He gripped it in his hand, and it
began to glow. He waved it around a bit, and then three green cloudy
objects floated towards it. "These are the souls of the warriors we just
killed." said Xelfan12, although everyone knew perfectly well what they
were already.
"Alright, now." said xelkitti. "Tell me, where is Dynast's hideout?" The first soul floated forward.
"I will give you the hideout's longitude!" it said, in a phony wavering voice, that most stupid spiritual objects talk in. "0 degrees is the longitude."
"Thank you," said Xelkitti. "Next!"
"I will give you the latitude!" it said. "90 degrees north!"
"Yup," said Xelfan12 "Next!"
"I will give you the exact way to find it at that location!" said the third soul. "there will be a triangular rock. Push it over."
"alright." said Verath. The three of them looked at each other.
"0 degrees longitude...." said Xelkitti
"90 degrees north latitude...." said Xelfan12.
"Large, triangular rock...." said Verath. They all fell off of the rafter and headfirst onto the floor in agravation.
"Grrrrrr!!!! Jeez! This guy has no taste! How cliche! Putting his base at the exact north pole! That's probably where we would've started looking for him anyway!" said Xelkitti, steaming.
"And I wonder how many large, perfectly triangular rocks there are at exactly the north pole." said Verath.
"All that... for nothing!" said Xelfan12. "Thanks for just that: nothing!" Xelfan12 waved the three souls away. They flew off, back into the great abyss.
"Wait," said Xelkitti. "This sounds too obvious. We'll have to take caution in proceeding. This just doesn't seem right."
"I agree, but we'll have to believe what those souls told us. They're our only source of information."
"Alright." said Xelfan12. "Let's go, then." They all teleported in a flash, and moments later, they were at the north pole.
"So, where's the triangular rock?" asked Xelkitti, looking around.
"I have a feeling...." said Xelfan12. "FIREBALL!" he yelled, casting the spell straight into the ground. it was weakened purposely, so all it did was blast through and melt the snow and ice.
"There we go!" said Verath, as he jumped down into the hole Xelfan12 had just made, freezing the sides as he went along so the walls wouldn't collapse. At the bottom of the hole, was a great pointed stone that looked somewhat like an arrow head sticking out of the ground. "I don't like the looks of this, but, here it goes!" Verath rammed into the stone, and it broke off of what seemed to be a bigger rock underneath. There was a loud roar, and the ground began to shake.
"Oh crap! i hope this isn't what I think it is!" said Verath, quickly jumping out of the hole to join the others. There was a great crack, and a large behemoth rose out of the ground, it's head roughly the same size of the hole. Unfortunately for the trio, it's body was in proportion.
"Damn! What the hell is that thing?" asked Xelkitti.
"It's an ice Golem!" said Verath, staring at the top of it's head, where the stone triangle had apparently broken off of. "I knew this was a trap! Let's do something!" Xelkitti, Xelfan12, and Verath cast a triple fireball, but all three of them bounced off of the golem harmlessly, and hit the ground around them.
"DAMNIT! IT"S IMMUNE TO MAGIC!" screamed Xelkitti, in frustration.
"Let's try physical attacks, then!" said Xelfan12, as he ran forth, swinging his organic sword. The swords bounced off of the Golem, leaving less damage than a bug bite.
"hold on!" said verath, an idea popping into his head. "Everyone! Help me cast a circular barrier around the golem! It's gotta be at leat 70 meters in diameter, and 70 meters below the surface!" xelkitti and Xelfan12 ran as fast as they could (pretty damn fast) and did what Verath said. "Now, fly up over the Golem and prepare to cast a dragone slave!" By this time, Xelkitti and Xelfan12 had caught onto the plan.
"Dragon Slave!" they shouted in unison. Three surges of energy shot into the ground around the ice golem, melting the water, but not going out of the barrier. They had created some kind of pool of water, in which the ice golem was in up to his neck.
"I think we all know what to do now." said xelfan12, as the all shouted "Freeze arrow!" and began pelting the water with thousands of freeze arrows. It was frozen solid in a matter of seconds.
"Well, at least we're done with him." said Xelkitti, relieved. Just then, a figure rose out of the hole in which the triangular rock had been located.
"Very good. You have proved your worth." said a voice, that was almost familiar to Xelfan12. "It's.... Dynast Grauscherra!" said Xelfan12, eager to interrogate him. But before he had a chance to open his mouth, Dynast motioned them in, and they had no choice but to obey.
"Alright, now." said xelkitti. "Tell me, where is Dynast's hideout?" The first soul floated forward.
"I will give you the hideout's longitude!" it said, in a phony wavering voice, that most stupid spiritual objects talk in. "0 degrees is the longitude."
"Thank you," said Xelkitti. "Next!"
"I will give you the latitude!" it said. "90 degrees north!"
"Yup," said Xelfan12 "Next!"
"I will give you the exact way to find it at that location!" said the third soul. "there will be a triangular rock. Push it over."
"alright." said Verath. The three of them looked at each other.
"0 degrees longitude...." said Xelkitti
"90 degrees north latitude...." said Xelfan12.
"Large, triangular rock...." said Verath. They all fell off of the rafter and headfirst onto the floor in agravation.
"Grrrrrr!!!! Jeez! This guy has no taste! How cliche! Putting his base at the exact north pole! That's probably where we would've started looking for him anyway!" said Xelkitti, steaming.
"And I wonder how many large, perfectly triangular rocks there are at exactly the north pole." said Verath.
"All that... for nothing!" said Xelfan12. "Thanks for just that: nothing!" Xelfan12 waved the three souls away. They flew off, back into the great abyss.
"Wait," said Xelkitti. "This sounds too obvious. We'll have to take caution in proceeding. This just doesn't seem right."
"I agree, but we'll have to believe what those souls told us. They're our only source of information."
"Alright." said Xelfan12. "Let's go, then." They all teleported in a flash, and moments later, they were at the north pole.
"So, where's the triangular rock?" asked Xelkitti, looking around.
"I have a feeling...." said Xelfan12. "FIREBALL!" he yelled, casting the spell straight into the ground. it was weakened purposely, so all it did was blast through and melt the snow and ice.
"There we go!" said Verath, as he jumped down into the hole Xelfan12 had just made, freezing the sides as he went along so the walls wouldn't collapse. At the bottom of the hole, was a great pointed stone that looked somewhat like an arrow head sticking out of the ground. "I don't like the looks of this, but, here it goes!" Verath rammed into the stone, and it broke off of what seemed to be a bigger rock underneath. There was a loud roar, and the ground began to shake.
"Oh crap! i hope this isn't what I think it is!" said Verath, quickly jumping out of the hole to join the others. There was a great crack, and a large behemoth rose out of the ground, it's head roughly the same size of the hole. Unfortunately for the trio, it's body was in proportion.
"Damn! What the hell is that thing?" asked Xelkitti.
"It's an ice Golem!" said Verath, staring at the top of it's head, where the stone triangle had apparently broken off of. "I knew this was a trap! Let's do something!" Xelkitti, Xelfan12, and Verath cast a triple fireball, but all three of them bounced off of the golem harmlessly, and hit the ground around them.
"DAMNIT! IT"S IMMUNE TO MAGIC!" screamed Xelkitti, in frustration.
"Let's try physical attacks, then!" said Xelfan12, as he ran forth, swinging his organic sword. The swords bounced off of the Golem, leaving less damage than a bug bite.
"hold on!" said verath, an idea popping into his head. "Everyone! Help me cast a circular barrier around the golem! It's gotta be at leat 70 meters in diameter, and 70 meters below the surface!" xelkitti and Xelfan12 ran as fast as they could (pretty damn fast) and did what Verath said. "Now, fly up over the Golem and prepare to cast a dragone slave!" By this time, Xelkitti and Xelfan12 had caught onto the plan.
"Dragon Slave!" they shouted in unison. Three surges of energy shot into the ground around the ice golem, melting the water, but not going out of the barrier. They had created some kind of pool of water, in which the ice golem was in up to his neck.
"I think we all know what to do now." said xelfan12, as the all shouted "Freeze arrow!" and began pelting the water with thousands of freeze arrows. It was frozen solid in a matter of seconds.
"Well, at least we're done with him." said Xelkitti, relieved. Just then, a figure rose out of the hole in which the triangular rock had been located.
"Very good. You have proved your worth." said a voice, that was almost familiar to Xelfan12. "It's.... Dynast Grauscherra!" said Xelfan12, eager to interrogate him. But before he had a chance to open his mouth, Dynast motioned them in, and they had no choice but to obey.