Our Heroes return to Turtleback Ferry, where they are hailed as heroes, yet again. Another day, another town saved: "Yes, thank you, I'll accept your free drinks and lodging, sorry about looting those mansions, all in a days hero-ing work, don't you know." Then it's off to Fort Rannick, albeit somewhat resignedly. "Can't anyone solve their own problems? Ah, well - another day, another fort overrun by ogres and a Lamia Matriarch. Ho-hum." Your Humble Narrator must apologize, at this point. The flood in Turtleback Ferry ruined a mahogany table that YHN inherited from his great Aunt, in which he had stored the second draft of his manuscript: "Narrators: The True Heroism in the Heroic Journey". YHN had been told by over two people who read it - one of which is in the publishing industry - that it truly was an epic work of journalism and research, and was likely destined to be considered a defining work of our generation. So please fi...
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