- Job Details:
- Job Title: Save the Sacrifices
Rank: C
Player Requirements: none
Job Requirements: 3000 words each, beat the strong enemy or the boss
Job Location: Desierto
Job Description:
A powerful slaver is capturing travelers in the desert and is going to kill them in some occult ritual to summon some creature from beyond. Stop the slaver from killing the slaves and summoning this demon. You fail if any of the slaves die or the slaver or demon get away with the slaves.
Enemies:
Weak:
none
Normal:
none
Strong:
Bladdi Maccoi: a fat ugly man. he kidnaps travelers and shackles them while they are forced to walk endlessly through the blistering desert while he looks from more to kidnap. He has some weak earth magic that lets him burrow through the sands and create a whirlpool with the sand sucking people to him so he can catch them. He takes 3 attacks to defeat and deals 2 damage with melee attacks. if he is hit he will attempt to cast a spell that will kill all the slaves and summon the boss. if he is hit a second time he will attempt to kill himself and summon the boss.
Boss:
Mutura of the Sands: a djinn-like demon. Bladdi was trying to summon him in hopes of gaining beauty and wealth beyond his wildest dreams, the demon would have just eaten him if he were summoned but if h is summoned in battle he will fight with Bladdi or try and steal the slaves if Bladdi is dead. He takes 8 attacks to defeat and will deal c-rank damage with melee attacks and dark magic or sand spells.
Reward:
20000 jewels and the thanks of the Magic Council. If the demon is killed the magic council will praise them for their bravery and skill.
--- Credit to Manann Mac Lir
"Character counts most when duty calls." “Was your wife behaving oddly when you saw her last? Anything out of the ordinary?” The man seated across from her shook his head. He was older, his hair a thorough mix of the auburn shade it was in his youth and the salt and pepper it was becoming as he aged. His face was downcast with the sorrow and grief that had befallen him for the last couple weeks since his wife had gone missing. “No, not at all,” he told her softly. “We hadn’t gotten in any arguments, things were fine at work and at home. There was no reason for her to leave. That’s why I think she’s been kidnapped like so many others…” Serilda hummed thoughtfully to herself. She had been sent to this desert town by Sabertooth, who in turn had received the job from the council themselves. People had been going missing at an alarming rate, and they wanted it looked into. “Do you have a picture of her?” “Yes, of course,” he told her with a nod. Standing to his feet, he walked over to the mantle on the other side of the room and selected a small, framed photograph. When he sat back down, he offered it to her. She looked over the woman’s face. Marney looked about the same age as her husband, with strawberry blonde hair and wrinkles from a lifetime of smiles. “She is beautiful,” Serilda commented idly, filling the awkward silence for the sake of the man. “May I keep this, Saul? I’ll return it when the job is done, but it will help me recognize her.” He nodded and removed the picture from the frame, handing it back to her. “Whatever will help you. Just please bring my wife back to me…” At those words, Saul lost a bit of his composure and struggled to hold back his tears. Serilda stood and made toward the exit, but as she passed by she set a hand on the man’s shoulder. “We will. I promise. Thank you for your information.” Then, she left the man’s home. Frowning at the heat from the desert sun, the Sabertooth wizard made her way toward the center of town. She was supposed to be meeting a partner, another wizard being sent by a second guild at the council’s request. Since Serilda had arrived much sooner than she’d needed to, she had decided to spend her time wisely and get a head start on some of the research. When she arrived at the designated spot, a large fountain, she sat and pulled a map of the town out of a pocket, unfolding it. Her eyes searched it and then, using a pen, she marked a spot. There were many other such spots already on the map from other locations people supposedly had gone missing from. While the dots weren’t in a tight cluster, it did give some evidence that the kidnappings were happening toward the outskirts of the east side of the town, where the unrelenting desert waited. Words: 519/3000 |