Grimoire

The dungeon appeared a lot different from what Aaran remembered. There were no rotting corpses or scattered skeletons. This time, he had found the dungeon before anyone else.

"I don't have time to dwell on the past," Aaran mumbled. "Gotta get the reward and leave."

But that was easier said than done. The dungeon was one of the many things the gods liked to mess with. With each incarnation, they changed the reward and the riddle to get to it.

More often than not, Aaran had to perform a sacrifice to get the reward. He hoped it wasn't the case this time, as he had no one to sacrifice.

I got those cultists, but dragging them here would be a pain.

He walked deeper under the tree. The red soil had absorbed the mana and was illuminating his path like a guide. But eventually, Aaran hit a dead end. The tree roots held a massive rock tablet with something written on it.