(Last chance to play god. Translation: Last chance to kill someone by saying their name, make yourself a god, pull something out of thin air, brain control something/someone, something bizzare)

"How dare you? Don't judge him because you don't know him! He once risked his own life to save somebody." The griffin sounded agitated. The narrator stands nearby, translating the griffin and checking something on her phone.

"Yet he thinks it's okay to control to get his way" she walked over to the lupora and pressed the crystal against it, hoping to heal it completely, "It's your choice at this point, leave or go back. Just don't harm anyone else"

The narrator mutters, "Oh, burn!" While the Griffin seems at a loss of words. Then, it spoke. "Very well, I shall come with you, if that is your wish. However, I will remain loyal to my creator should he appear elsewhere in your quest." The narrator snickers because she is evil.

The narrator mutters, "Oh, burn!" While the Griffin seems at a loss of words. Then, it spoke. "Very well, I shall come with you, if that is your wish. However, I will remain loyal to my creator should he appear elsewhere in your quest." The narrator snickers because she is evil.

"Then that is your choice, but Fate shall kill me if I do not stop it. Unknown to your creator, Fate wishes to kill everyone and thing. He will die if you don't help me stop Fate" it was a partial lie, but somewhere along the truth. She stroked the lupora before looking at the Earthshaker, bowing her head, "Thank you Earthshaker. Someday I will repay you. Even if it takes thousands of years."

(No need to be powerful, just gotta save the lupora)

"What an unusual promise. You humans usually don't live that long, unlike me." The Earthshaker touched his snout to the lupora's head, instantly healing it.

"What an unusual promise. You humans usually don't live that long, unlike me." The Earthshaker touched his snout to the lupora's head, instantly healing it.

"It's like.. a mental promise to humans. But since I'm part clockwork, I may live longer.. clocks generally do. In a way, it means I will be in your debt for as long as I live and if there is an afterlife, beyond that." she stroked the lupora, stretching out the crystal, a little embarrassed she hadn't been able to do it herself, "It is yours, after all."

The Earthshaker snorted. "Keep the crystal. It may help in... difficult situations. You may be a clock, but all clocks are eventually neglected and rust, ending their usefulness. Nevertheless, I shall await you, a thousand years from now. I was here and always shall be here, even if Fate starts over. I am the Earthshaker, the one that governs the earth. I am timeless, outside what Time governs. Now go, human, and fulfil your Destiny." The Earthshaker nods at you. The narrator hands you two cookies before vanishing in a puff of smoke.

+ 2 cookies
+ 1 Earthshaker crystal

The Earthshaker snorted. "Keep the crystal. It may help in... difficult situations. You may be a clock, but all clocks are eventually neglected and rust, ending their usefulness. Nevertheless, I shall await you, a thousand years from now. I was here and always shall be here, even if Fate starts over. I am the Earthshaker, the one that governs the earth. I am timeless, outside what Time governs. Now go, human, and fulfil your Destiny." The Earthshaker nods at you. The narrator hands you two cookies before vanishing in a puff of smoke.

+ 2 cookies
+ 1 Earthshaker crystal

The Earthshaker snorted. "Keep the crystal. It may help in... difficult situations. You may be a clock, but all clicks are eventually neglected and rust, ending their usefulness. Nevertheless, I shall await you, a thousand years from now. I was here and always shall be here, even if Fate starts over. I am the Earthshaker, the one that governs the earth. I am timeless, outside what Time governs. Now go, human, and fulfil your Destiny." The Earthshaker nods at you. The narrator hands you two cookies before vanishing in a puff of smoke.

She bowed her head again, "Thank you again. May I meet you again in a thousand years" she smiled lightheartedly, "It has been an honour." she looked at the griffin and River before leaving the cave with the lupora in her arms

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You now stand at the peak of the mystical mountains. A long, winding road is to your left, and a short but rocky climb is to your front.