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Chapter 802 - Nevermore: All Good Labyrinths Must Come To An End
🕑 Added 2023-12-05 11:41:07 +0000 UTCArnold stared at the wall for a good while before he returned his attention to his tablet. Taking out a pen, he began to write on it as he slowly nodded, taking down notes and trying to solve the puzzle in front of him. Hours passed as he never moved, and after nearly half a day, he finally reached a satisfactory solution.
Raising the tablet, he pointed its camera toward the wall, and the magical scripts were recorded and translated according to the algorithm he had written. There were still a few minor flaws in the solution, but with repeated scans and a bigger data sample, those would quickly be hammered out.
Reading the clue and seeing the unclear outline of a path displayed on the tablet, he began to make his way down one of the long hallways while scanning all the walls for more clues along the way. After another hour or so, his data sample was sufficient, and he no longer had a need to collect more.
Summoning a mode of transportation, he got into the ball-shaped orb of metal and soon after shot down one of the hallways. Whenever he spotted signs of traps, he sent in a number of disposable drones to scout it out or clear a path while he entirely avoided any of the gatekeepers.
Like Jake, Arnold was also currently doing the Endless Labyrinth. However, his approach to solving it was far different from Jake’s. He actually did it the intended way.
At the beginning of every new Labyrinth Section, there would be a unique cipher to that specific section. Solving this cipher will allow you to decrypt and understand later clues that could be found on the walls throughout.
Arnold was quite good at this, and while each section did have a unique cipher, some elements did repeat, allowing him to slowly improve his methodology and speed. His void-related abilities had little value inside of this labyrinth, outside of some of the trap rooms. It had also been good when he could still fight the gatekeepers, but after reaching Labyrinth Section 95 or so, he had solidly reached his limit when it came to direct confrontations. Also, even if he could fight, they would take too long, making it more efficient to take another path altogether.
After passing section one hundred, the difficulty increased once more. Another layer was added, and the cipher jumped severalfold in difficulty. It took Arnold nearly a full week to solve it, but at least he managed to do so and complete the section in time.
He also did the next few, but he lost an attempt on section one-hundred and six and another on one-hundred and seven as he simply wasn’t fast enough. In fact, he only did these sections because he could spend one attempt solving the cipher and another actually navigating his way through the labyrinth.
Arnold lost his next attempt on one-hundred and eight, which he barely completed in time, even with the cipher being done on the first attempt. One-hundred and nine was even closer, but he had learned a bit and placed drones at any triggers to move around doors. His problem was that the range at which he could activate them was severely limited within the labyrinth due to the special mist. However, he could still use them when relatively close due to his void affinity having some ability to pierce the mist.
Alas, section one hundred and ten proved to be too much. The addition of more floors to the labyrinth marked a ridiculous increase in difficulty. Even if Arnold completed the cipher, he would barely have enough time to navigate the labyrinth. If he even had enough time. The man had no way of knowing how close he got to the exit as his final attempt was spent, Arnold failing to pass Labyrinth Section 110.
He was a bit disappointed. Not just because he had failed but because he would no longer be able to be presented with interesting ciphers to solve. Appearing in the white void, he did wonder how he did, with the system quickly providing him an answer.
Grand Achievement earned: Successfully completed Minaga’s Endless Labyrinth while performing exceptionally and near-perfectly consistently. With your sharp mind and deep insight, you navigated the labyrinth as a true savant, making full use of the clues supplied as you solved every puzzle put before you. Your speed, tenacity, and deep analytical abilities allowed you to perform exceptionally well, passing Labyrinth Section 109 successfully. A feat to be proud of. 82.201 Nevermore Points earned. Due to completing a Grand Achievement, you will receive a 20% multiplier of all Nevermore Points at the final calculation.
While he had performed worse – as seen by fewer Nevermore Points earned – Arnold had enjoyed the labyrinth far more than the Test of Character. Solving magical and mathematical puzzles was simply much more engaging than social problems that had too many annoying and illogical aspects to consider.
He had enjoyed the puzzles so much that he envied anyone yet to do the Challenge Dungeon and their ability to solve all those interesting ciphers for the first time while improving their analytical abilities. It was an invaluable experience he couldn’t imagine anyone not enjoying immensely.
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“So people seriously just sit there and try to solve some damn math problem or whatever at the start of every Labyrinth Section?” Jake asked Minaga as he stared at the magical script in Labyrinth Section 215. No matter how much he stared at the damn thing, he didn’t get shit. He even wondered if it could even be solved or was just some stupid scribbles to fuck with people.
“That is indeed how you are supposed to do things,” Minaga answered. “Well, one of the ways to do things. There are many solutions to the same problem, and ultimately, the challenge is to navigate through the labyrinth within the given time. Some have certain scouting methods that still work, others use summoned creatures to assist them – even if that is limited severely – while some bloody arseholes use their overpowered Bloodline to cheese the entire thing.”
“Why do I feel like that was directed towards me? Nah, it couldn’t be. Anyway, I do wonder how someone like the Fallen King handles this place. He isn’t exactly the fastest, and I don’t think he has any scouting tools worth much,” Jake shared thoughtfully.
“I’m not going to randomly share stuff. It’s not gonna happen. I will not tell you how badly or well your party members are doing, especially not if my fellow Unique Lifeform is doing badly.”
“So he is doing badly, huh,” Jake nodded, not entirely surprised.
“I didn’t say he was.”
“You phrased it by putting emphasis on if he did badly. Not if he did well. I am guessing that means he is doing badly,” Jake very correctly pointed out.
“That is to the level of just being pure guesswork based on a very shaky foundation of nothing,” Minaga said in a rather deadpan tone.
“It doesn’t matter if I’m right. Which I am.”
Minaga stopped engaging with that conversational track as he remained quiet, Jake also enjoying the momentary silence. He had already napped and felt pretty well-rested, with the period of weakness from his boosting skill also gone. This was an entire day already “wasted,” and Jake knew he didn’t have any shot at beating the section.
But he still stayed to have one final moment of fun.
Standing up, Jake stretched as he looked upward. “Ready to feel catharsis as you see me get my ass kicked by a far more powerful B-grade?”
“Yeah… about that, one little piece of advice. Maybe you should reconsider doing that? While dying doesn’t lead to any physical demerits, you are still dying. There is a reason people don’t train too much in Challenge Dungeons with multiple lives. The mental toll dying has on the soul isn’t non-insignificant, and you may end up suffering for it,” Minaga said with what sounded like genuine concern.
“Says the Unique Lifeform who has had uncountable versions of yourself die,” Jake said with a smile as he got a bit more serious. “While I appreciate the concern, I am good. If I felt like there would be any true consequences, I wouldn’t go through with it, and no offense… I trust my own gut more on this matter than anyone else. Be they god or not.”
“Fair enough. Then go ahead and enjoy dying a horrible death!” Minaga said with all his cheer back.
Jake didn’t have to be told twice and went to do just that. He casually made his way down a few dozen hallways before he finally reached a barrier. Curiously, he looked to see what kind of being would kill him and frowned a bit when he saw a human-looking figure standing on the other side.
[Silver Knight Gatekeeper – lvl ???]
It was a simple-looking knight, though Jake got the feeling there wasn’t any kind of enlightened being within that helmet. Instead, It was more like a golem or maybe a living armor kind of deal. The knight stood in front of the barrier it guarded with both hands resting atop the crossguards of its sword, patiently waiting for anyone to enter.
Without Jake’s instincts, he wouldn’t really have taken the knight for anything powerful. It looked like the kind of foe you could find in any grade, but its aura was unmistakable.
Here goes nothing, Jake smiled to himself as he placed a hand on the shimmering wall to enter the room. As he did so, the space expanded once more as an arena was created with Jake on one side and the knight on the other.
Jake shook his head as a bow appeared in his hand. Right as it did, the silver knight that had been standing entirely still slowly raised its head as silvery light filled its eyes. Its aura expanded as it grasped the sword and raised it right as Jake shot an arrow toward the B-grade while his sense of danger exploded with warning.
In the very next second, time slowed down. Jake hadn’t even been able to see the swing properly before Moment of the Primal Hunter triggered as a faint silvery line reminiscent of a thread floated in front of his head, slowly moving toward him.
Dodging to the side, Jake shot another arrow after his first one had already been annihilated by the first swing, having been cut in half mid-flight. Right as time returned to normal, Jake dove to the side as his danger sense warned him again. In a quite impressive display, Jake dodged five more attacks before the knight’s sword began to glow.
The B-grade held the sword with both hands and took a stance before it swung with its full might. Jake could only try and shake his head as he was very clear that there was no fucking way he was dodging that. A net of silvery strings of magic cut through the entire hall as Jake’s body was cut into hundreds of pieces instantaneously, marking his end of the road in Minaga’s Endless Labyrinth.
In the very next second, Jake opened his eyes again and found himself standing within a familiar white void. His heart was pounding, and sweat appeared on his brows, but he quickly calmed himself down as he muttered. “What level was that thing even…”
“Close to late-tier B-grade… and not even considered a weak variant,” Minaga answered. “Was it really worth you spending another full day for just a few seconds in front of a B-grade?”
“It totally was. Also, should you really still be talking after the dungeon is completed?”
“Technically, you are still in my Challenge Dungeon, so I can. Besides, it’s not like you can do anything about it.”
Jake knew it wasn’t worth trying to discuss such a thing with Minaga as he simply turned his attention to what else would come in this white void. Something that popped up only a few seconds later.
Grand Achievement earned: Successfully completed Minaga’s Endless Labyrinth above any measurable expectations. With unquestionable speed and no hesitation, you have relied on your instincts and powerful natural talents to overcome Minaga’s Endless Labyrinth with ease, conquering every section effortlessly. You only met the end of your journey far after the impossible had already been achieved, passing a ridiculous 214 Labyrinth Sections, long past where there was much more to earn. A near-irreplicable feat. 148.205 Nevermore Points earned. Due to completing a Grand Achievement, you will receive a 25% multiplier of all Nevermore Points at the final calculation.
In all honesty, Jake didn’t see anything that surprised him here. His ultimate goal had always been that 25% bonus, and he had earned that… well, probably quite a while ago. Jake wasn’t sure how many sections you had to pass to unlock it, but based on the amount of Nevermore Points he had earned, he had probably gone quite a bit beyond even the “impossible.” By at least fifty sections.
Jake had earned a lot more Nevermore Points than even when he had beaten Valdemar. In fact, looking at the number of points, Jake got a theory that the maximum one could ever get was 150.000, where getting that number was actually impossible unless you performed absolutely perfectly. Like… you would have to beat Valdemar without ever struggling while having all ten lives available, possibly even while never buying any equipment or recovery potions throughout.
Comparing his feat here to the Colosseum of Mortals didn’t really feel fair. Jake would say the Colosseum had been way fucking harder, but he reckoned most others in the multiverse would view getting this far in the labyrinth as far, far more difficult. Jake had only gotten this far because he was a cheat, and he knew it.
Either way, another 25% amplifier was nice to get under his belt. That meant he would get a 60% bonus from the Challenge Dungeons alone so far, with two to go. Looking at those numbers, Jake couldn’t help but have a thought…
Could I get a 100% amplifier overall?
If 20% was considered the normal “perfect score” for each Challenge Dungeon, so if he got 20%, that would pretty much make it a clean sweep. It was a hard goal to reach, especially after that horrible Test of Character that only gave him 10%, but he wanted to give it a shot, if not for anything else but his own sense of vanity.
Shaking his head, Jake noted that he hadn’t gotten any title despite being better here than the Colosseum. Probably because the title would have been of the same tier, so it just kept the old one. Considering that, Jake turned his attention to the final reward. After that Storybook Page from the Test of Character, Jake had high expectations… which made him unsure what to think as he received what looked like a small statue of Minaga, giving him a double thumbs up.
Reserving judgment, he Identified it.
[My Own Very Own Top-tier Minaga’s Labyrinth (Unique)] – Is that a dungeon in your pocket, or is it just me? Finally, a solution to missing the wondrous Minaga has been found, as you now have the opportunity to place your very own Minaga’s Labyrinth wherever your heart desires (conditions may apply). When placing the dungeon, you must choose a suitable location. The nature and design of the dungeon may be modified upon placement with advice from the Minaga clone within. This Minaga’s Labyrinth is of the top tier, allowing you to customize far more options while expanding the size of the dungeon significantly. As a top-tier Minaga’s Labyrinth, sections within the labyrinth can cross grades. Note that the dungeon must be maintained after placement, and should it run out of power, it will disappear forever. As a top-tier variant of Minaga’s Labyrinth, it does not have a built-in expiration date.
Requirements: Soulbound.
Jake, still standing within the white void and staring at the statue, couldn’t help but get a thought as he spoke out loud.
“Say… Minaga… this reward…” Jake muttered.
“Yeah, isn’t it great? It will allow you to-“
“Isn’t this just a way for you to stash more clones of yourself spread across the multiverse to solidify your own immortality? And how many damn clones does it take to include a clone in every single one of these?” Jake questioned. “Actually, scratch both those questions… will this even work in the ninety-third universe as you effectively bring a clone there using this?”
“Short answer? Yes, it does work. Long answer? I can’t bring the clone out of the dungeon, or it will go poof. Also, it isn’t the best way to hide clones. Artificial dungeons have a lifespan unless they are transformed into true worlds, which will naturally make it so they are no longer considered dungeons either. Of course, you can maintain a dungeon with skilled enough dungeon engineers. I doubt you have the staff required to fix this one… unless I myself come and fix it,” Minaga answered as he entirely needlessly lowered his voice as if whispering. “That is a hint that I will use this dungeon as an excuse to come visit once the universe fully opens up.”
“I had kind of expected you to be a recurring character in my life… but if I am being honest, I am not sure how to feel about this reward. It isn’t really as much a reward for a person, but their faction, assuming they have one,” Jake voiced his thoughts.
“Kind of? But not really. Even if you don’t have a faction, you could use this to get a Dungeon Pioneer title by being the first one to clear it or just design it to train yourself in some way. You could also just sell it to some major faction. Not gonna lie; most would pay top Credits for a Minaga’s Labyrinth. Especially a top-tier one like this. Other variants will disappear no matter how well you maintain them, but the top-tier one can technically be around forever, making it far more valuable. Also, as a final note, don’t you go around thinking these dungeons are given out easily. You need to have a damn-near-top performance to get one, as I can’t exactly make an infinite number,” Minaga said, really trying to talk up his reward.
“You are fully aware I am just going to give this to my resident City Lord and manager back on Earth and have her figure out what to use it for, right?” Jake said with a grin.
“Well, hopefully, she can appreciate good craftsmanship…”
“I could also just do as I usually do and forget it in my spatial storage forever and never let it see the light of day…”
“Ha ha, funny joke,” Minaga scoffed.
Jake just smiled as he prepared to leave the dungeon.
“Wait, you are joking, right… right? Why do I feel like you aren’t joking? Yeah, you must be joking, who would-“
Before the distressed Unique Lifeform could say more, Jake accepted the prompt to leave as he disappeared from the white void, a pocket dungeon that may or may not be forgotten forever richer.
Comments
Néstor Rocha
So Jake could create floors that are just super big/lon. Like in the hundreds/thousands of miles long. And designate a single OP, high level entity at the end. For each floor. This would finally allow him to flex/train his damn long range archery. It'd also be good for his future class to kill many beings well above his level and eventually rank. Not gonna lie, my favorite section of this entire story until now was when he first killed the big elemental in E rank. That damn long-range sniping scene was amazing and I've been dying to see him repeat the feat when killing C ranks when in D ran. And B ranks when in C rank. His whole archery is about long range sniping and he hasn't really made use of it due to the circumstances. it scales with distance and perception. I so wanna see him flex by killing something he has no business killing thanks to sniping from a stupid distance away. And everyone realizing that throughout all his fights, he's never been at his strongest since he always fights at close range.
One Winged Angel
Nnnnnnnnext up is Carmen and Caleb!
Michael McMahon
I am with my fellow junkies today looking for the chapter
Strato Junon
Also here wondering about 803
Linzey17
Late chappy today?
Michael Fannon
Why?
Michael Fannon
I have a feeling that witchcraft is one of the weird set of skills that Minaga doesn't really block. Wouldn't be surprised if Miranda also gets an at home edition labyrinth.
Allpa
Whenever Miranda is going to end reaching the labyrinth Minaga is definitely going to remind her about Jake's reward. And maybe they can exchange some complaints.
Gio
First section took around 1 day, last section (214) took around 5 days. Average amount of days is around 2.5. 2.5 * 214 = 535. So the answer is around 1.5 years.
Jumping Flounder
i was thinking an upgrade to eternal shadow, maybe give sim-jake a real body
Cryfdwr
Did we get a time frame for how long Jake spent in Minaga’s dungeon?
Can’t be the only one who think Carmen gon be big mad
Decibel790
*shrug* I have patience. And several audiobooks of Jake to go back through if I need my fix lol.
Daniel Hamilton
Get the ability to clone an arcane version of himself out of it, which he wouldn’t waste a skill slot on, just learn to do it with his arcane mana.
Daniel Hamilton
So I’m curious if anyone else thinks Jake’s BFF the snake daddy is sitting Yap of Yore up to get slayed by Jake So he can get a unique title once he hits the higher grades.
Luke Scheffe
It should give triple the stats as the regular delver title.
TwoMoreYears
I actually don’t think he’ll forget about Minaga’s Labyrinth. It’s too valuable a prize for the faction and Minaga is smart enough to tell Miranda about it when she does Nevermore. She may not do the challenge dungeon for a while but she’ll definitely make it to his floors in the main floors of Nevermore. Another fun chapter and looking forward to seeing what comes next.
ABTelford
The last paragraph doesn’t make sense - it’s needs grammar and punctuation to fix. I’d suggest: adding a period after “prompt to leave.” Then…then the last bit makes no sense. Sorry. Separate concepts and re-write it. Aside from that, fun chapter! Thanks for the entertainment! I love your character interactions, they’re so fun!
Abhishek
Jake should forget about it till the next big Minaga arc. Give something for Minaga to complain about. Lol
Asas
They didn't get 1% for anything. At least I don't think so. Beside the Challenge Dungeons they got achievements for perfectly beating Minaga in Archmage difficulty (25 %), the witch cure (5 %) and one unspecified achievement (5%). So outside of the challenge dungeons the party already had 35 % bonus.
Asas
It could probably be made into one, but it would likely have the same records related problem that all time dilated spaces have (except Nevermore due to its World Wonder nature).
Kirivina
Don't forget that 1% the group got for doing something, I forgot what but they got 1% extra.
Michael Fannon
Seeing how Jake got the story book page at 10% in the previous dungeon, just a lesser version than the 20% one, I'm willing to bet Arnold also got a fabulous at-home Minaga. Sylthie too. Earth is going to be flooded with Minagas if a few more people get the lesser versions too.
From the last two dungeons im hoping the 'Endless Journey' one gets in some major tracking prey growth; seems like the one clear aspect that's always lagging in his hunter path
BumAssBumAss
"dying has on the soul isn’t non-insignificant" is a triple negative statement and is basically saying "dying has on the soul is insignificant"
Justin van mele
Jake is going to give a copy of the 215 magic puzzle to Arnold right? That may be worth a few nano blade upgrades to Arnold, after he spends a few weeks trying to solve the puzzle.
Andrew K
I'm expecting 110% total so he can specifically gripe to various people about the test of character being the one bad result, then cause massive mental damage when they ask about his total and realize how many "basically impossible" result he must have had.
Daniel Hamilton
Right! It be perfect. extra security layer for the monolith the chance to encounter high-grade monsters for him.
Numbzy
It's been healed. The palate was healed after the time skip where we got to floor 70 and the current challenge dungeons.
Cam
lol Jake’s a freaking bully
Darnell Maxwell
It's been 6 years. If that shits not healed then that in and of itself is a sin.
john henderson
Torn between appreciating the status update on the fallen king being quick, and wanting to see what the banter between the two unique life forms all by themselves was lmao
Ilinorin
I don't think he's found anything to put in there yet, if it's even healed fully.
john henderson
See now you’ve said this, as if you completely forgot about break months, and how tragic a cutaway chapter would be of ‘Primal Hoarders’ before a month long break in the middle of a major moment
John Balman
LoL 😆🤣😆
JJB4345_80_815
Dungeon Pioneer is awarded to the first person to complete the dungeon, as opposed to those who follow. Dungeon Pioneer I awarded + 3 all stats ( I believe) while subsequent levels dealt in a multiplicative of that number ( II + 6, III + 9, etc)
Christopher Hendrix
Great chapter! I have a feeling Minaga’s dungeon will eventually be a great help later when Jake is in late C or possibly early B grade! He have to go in just to get some experience killing some B grade gatekeepers!
Michael Fannon
So does everyone that gets 20 and 25% get a minaga at home dungeon? Wouldn't that mean that Earth will have at least 3 (Jake, Sylthie, Arnold) with possible more? I wonder if that means that Earth will end up with the most Minagas in the 93rd universe.
BlackRazaras
Thanks for the chapter
Darnell Maxwell
Given how often he forgets items inside of palate and his other dimensional storages. If Miranda or someone else doesn't remind him that thing is definitely gonna be forgotten. Sidenote, does anybody remember if he has anything inside palate right now? I remember that he had to empty eat before blowing it up with that witches curse. I can't remember if he started using it again after it healed.
SinCinnamon
Cant wait to see Miranda’s reaction. And Arnold’s, when he discovers he has more puzzles to solve!
Mike
💯 %
Mike
Woot woot
Micah Molina
You know, I absolutely love Minaga. You got to imagine his choice to stream the feed must of been therapeutic for the Primordials and the Nature's Attendant. It seems it's rare for them to get one over him. So to witness Jake flummoxed Minaga must be a absolute delight for them .lmao
Michael Fannon
So am I correct in assuming that anyone getting over 20% will get a similar dungeon as a reward? Wouldn't that mean that at least Arnold and Sylthie will also get such a reward for Earth and possibly others? That's going to mean Earth is going to have more miyangas on it than almost any other planet in the 93rd universe right?
Matthew Avery
Hah. This. I was thinking nearly the exact same thing.
ThatOneDamnWeeb
TFTC
Jonathan
I forget what dungeon Pioneer actually does, but I remember it being both significant and significantly better than simply completing dungeons. I doubt Jake forgets it forever. However, Sylphie's may languish for quite some time, lol.
BerciTheBeast
TFTC!
Ty Cooper
And uses that fact to teases the crap out of Minaga. It great.
Ty Cooper
I love how Jake left Minaga with the teaser as he leaves. Also how Jake points out that he feels the unique lifeform will be a reoccurring character in his life.
Lonez Zhavec
I just love Minaga. We need more of his shenanigans.
Valhazstromoz
YEAAAA FUTURE MINAGA CONFIRMED!!!!
StuBee3
TFTC 😎
Daniel Hamilton
Really hoping he gets that hundred percent amplifier. TYFTC.
Daniel Hamilton
So does this mean the labyrinth can be placed outside his private valley adding an extra security layer with his cabin in the middle. Grand Prize people being able to talk to him. would provide him with an endless training cycle to improve his bloodline and train his danger sense and intuition.
Michael
I'm expecting sylphie will likely have a similar score to Jake's. Lesser by a few sections, but definitely around 180-205 is what I'm banking on
Jumping Flounder
he should eat the labyrinth, shove it into his pallete so he can steal minagas records
Naotsugu97
Impressive reward Jake received. Thanks!
Tyler S.
This was a fun chapter. Thanks Zog
brennon Petersen
Tftc!
Stevean Bozek
Remember when his teammates refused to let him put some important item in his storage space because he'd forget or how the Sword Saint had to lecture him about actually using the escape token rather than fucking dying like an idiot because he's stubborn? Apparently Minaga forgot
Peter
Thanks for the chap
Stevean Bozek
Well, at least Jake is self-aware of his problem with forgetting the shit he owns in his storage space
Decibel790
I almost want to see just a nostalgia chapter one day of Jake cleaning out his storage and finding a bunch of old items.
Mohammed Sheekh
so he's got his own hyperbolic time chamber?
JJB4345_80_815
Thank you for the chappy! I'm almost sad that he didn't get a 30% multiplier BUT if he didn't get that for beating Valdemar then it'd be hard to justify that here. Thank you for the semi-promise of more Minaga interactions past Nevermore! Oh, and what is Miranda going to do with 2 Minaga labyrinths since Sylphie is getting one too?
CinnamonHawk263
Pretty sure it did.
Anthony
Literally lol'ed at the end
Ethan
Jake? Forget things in his inventory? That's totally never happened.
Ivo Wißen
The story page came from the test of Charakter or im wrong?
Athyrium
So, bets on how long Jake forgets it in his storage? I'm betting until Minaga shows up at the Order to yell at him.
James Lucas
Tftc
Matthias
Tftc
Gavin
Jake is a true prodigy I expect at least 80% so here we go
Tim Schillinger
I love the Minaga banter! Tftc
Jana
Some people forget Money in their Pockets - Jake forgets Dungeon in his pocket (space)
Olof Karlsson
Thanks for the chapter!
Thenais
Oh yeah
Yaldabaoth
Woohooo!!a
First!! Tftc
