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90.9% From Earth to Terraria: A Tough Journey / Chapter 98: Dungeon Dive (Pt. 1)

Chapitre 98: Dungeon Dive (Pt. 1)

I stepped towards the door leading to the dungeon, fully prepared for whatever is hidden down in its depths.

But as soon as I opened the door, I realized that I may not have been prepared enough.

I heard the loud echoes of rattling bones.

A LOT of rattling bones.

"Huh." I said in mild surprise. "So that's what he meant by skeletons in his closet."

{He must've had quite the closet if there's this many skeletons in it.}

I gave an annoyed glare in a random direction due to the lack of a physical form for my para... companion.

{You were gonna call me a parasite weren't you?} The Gods asked flatly.

I merely whistled lightly, ignoring the question entirely.

{Fine, deny it if you want. Just know that we're gonna have some sort of revenge.}

The response made me raise an eyebrow in confusion and intrigue.

"What makes this insult any different than the rest?" I asked.

{We can take an insult to our personality, as we have no doubts that is true, but an insult to what we are is something we can't take.} The Gods said. {We have all the right to be insulted by being called something that only takes without giving anything in return. A parasite is quite a negative existence, and we are much more than that.} The freeloaders continued.

"Al... right," I said. "I'm gonna see what else will get you riled up in the future."

{Go ahead and try.} They said. {See how that goes for you.}

"Gladly." I said with a happy smile, feeling great after finding something that got under the skin of the almighty squatters.

{That's... an interesting thing to call us?} The Gods said with no small amount of confusion. {We're not sure whether to be flattered or insulted by that.}

"Considering that it's me that insulted you? Probably insulted." I said.

{And you're not getting any useful info from me about the dungeon then.} The Gods said with an obviously fake annoyed tone. {How's that for a comeback?}

"Is that really a hard question?" I asked.

{No...} I heard the Gods say depressedly. I couldn't help but feel that they were drawing circles in the ground wherever they were, or are.

And suddenly they were happy again.

{Oh! We have an idea!} The Gods suddenly said with energy.

Their happy tone sent shivers down my spine, causing me to mutter a barely audible "Oh no..."

'They better not ask Uni for help.' I thought in slight fear.

{We'll ask Uni for help!} They exclaimed happily.

I immediately slumped down and began sulking on the ground.

'Why did I have to tempt fate?' I cried to myself.

{Because it makes life interesting?} The Gods commented.

"Gah!" I jumped. "I forgot that you could hear me think!"

{How?} They asked. {We literally talk to you mentally all the time.}

"Selective memory?" I wondered. "Maybe even a higher power trying to pull a prank on me." I added with a glare.

{It wasn't us!} They defended.

I felt like they weren't finished, so I kept my glare.

{This time...} They added.

And my glare deepened.

"What. Did. You. Do?: I ground out menacingly.

{We didn't do anything!} They hastily said, earning a harder glare from me. {We'll explain later! Just leave us to wallow in despair later!} They continued.

I nodded, but my glare stayed constant.

"I guess I better get to cleaning this 'closet' then." I grumbled. "This better be worth it."

{Who knows?} The Gods said. {You might even discover something interesting along the way too.}

I picked up on the way the Gods were speaking and immediately knew something was up.

"You know something I don't. Tell me." I demanded.

{Do you remember what we said before?} The Gods asked smugly. {We're not revealing anything.}

"Bastards. The lot of you." I growled.

{You seem a bit strung up.} The Gods commented. {You should relax a bit after this.}

I noted the idea of fishing again, and quickly decided it was something I'm definitely doing again.

And so I steeled myself and stepped down to the path into the dungeon, prepared for whatever it threw at me.

As I walked down the uncomfortably empty path, I noticed a door leading into a large room that seemed like a library, since it held rows and rows of bookshelves.

'This place is stocked.' I commented mentally.

I stepped into the room, expecting something to happen.

I was focused on the area around me, trying to note any traps or tricks, but all there was were books.

I grabbed one and the title immediately grabbed my attention.

[Artificially Increasing Your Mana: A Guide to The Stars.]

I immediately put the book into my inventory, intent on reading it later, along with any other books that catch my attention.

I reached towards the other books and looked at the titles of several of the books:

[The Lusty Argonian Maid]

[Interdimensional Travel And Why it is Dangerous]

[101 Skeleton Jokes]

[Astrophysics For Dummies]

[Minecraft: The Island]

I raised an eyebrow at several of the books, especially since one of them was very different from the rest of them.

{I recommend that you keep the first one.} The Gods said. {Quite a good read.}

I decided to ignore the Gods and simply pocket all the books.

I left the library alone, deciding to visit at a later time to see what else there was in there.

As I was walking out of the room, I noticed that there was a book that was laying on the ground in front of the door.

'How did I miss this?' I thought.

I picked up the book and looked at the cover.

It had no title but had a drawing of a water droplet falling emblazoned on its cover.

I tilted my head at the book, deciding to open the book to see what it was about.

And promptly got shot in the face with a bolt of water.

My face was the textbook look of 'I should have seen this coming' since this was a recurring thing with books at this point.

And it only took me a few seconds to throw the book at a wall in annoyance.

It was at that point I realized that I was being used for comedic timing, since I was immediately hit in the back of the head with the exact same bolt from before.

It was at that point that I reached the boiling point and only saw red.

And so I stormed out of the library, very angry and very prepared to make this 'closet' much quieter.


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Well, I apologize for the disappearing acts lately.

This time was just sheer irresponsibility on my part.

I hope you enjoyed it otherwise.

Ps. about the books: I kinda just came up with the names on the spot, with my brain going 'that'd be funny'.

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