Chavu didn't find the pond's waters as comfortable as he used to. Or the pond's bottom as good a bedding as he had, for the last two hundred years.
He turned around and sighed. Bubbles went to the surface, and he found he couldn't sleep. The system had told him what was happening. Had shown him a screen with the task Marcellus was undertaking for him.
So far, things didn't seem too dangerous. Yet, Chavu felt like things could change. He didn't like the task that was going to test Marcellus's strength, the one about his agility did not sound all that calming, either.
Chavu got up, and got out of the water. Then, he slithered aimlessly. What if Marcellus lost, and the Lich got him? What if the giant crushed him? Chavu had been happy when the werewolves got disqualified. For, they wouldn't be able to attack Marcy.
The Naga knew that Marcellus underestimated the gruff demihumans. That he thought them stupid and weak. But there lay the danger.