Lotus brought out a tray of small sandwiches and placed it on the table.
"If we’ve got a few hours before the run, we have time for a snack. Come, sit down, and let’s talk about the Dungeon." She insisted.
Hugo motioned to Karl, suggesting that they should leave.
Karl nodded and gestured to the new crafters. "Let’s bring you down to the basement and get you working in your proper shops. Guild Master, would you like to join us? I will be spending some time working while the others head off to test their skills."
"Of course. It’s always interesting to watch a master in action, even if I don’t know exactly what you are doing." Hugo agreed.
When they got downstairs, the Gargoyles greeted them happily, bumping up against the new arrivals for attention, and Karl realized that their personality certainly wasn’t set by the spell, as the group at the Guild House were very silent and serious, sitting on the walls watching for intruders.
These ones were happy to meet people, as long as someone from the Guild was with them.
"This is our workspace?" One of the new arrivals asked in wonder.
"Actually, this is the landing area. There is a portal to the Drodh Guild House over there, and this area is security before you pass through to the work areas or the Villa. If you exit the maze, you will be in the actual room." Karl explained.
"What a fascinating use of the Illusionary Domain spell. What happens if someone breaks the domain?" Hugo asked.
"Then they get to deal with the defensive barriers and a dozen enraged Gargoyles. The other end is a single target platform to our Guild House, so I’m not expecting too much trouble through this portal." Karl agreed.
Hugo smiled. "It would be quite the convenience for the Warriors, though. The ability to go all the way to Drodh in a single jump."
"The great disadvantages to being a warrior, you’re at the mercy of the Mages to get around more quickly. But as I can use the Portal spell, it’s more about the amount of the world that I have seen than the actual distance." Karl agreed.
Hugo shook his head in response to Karl’s comment. "No, I meant that the Naraleddum Lake Region is notoriously hard to travel in and out of with magic, due to the instability from the Dungeon Portals. Most mages have to go to Sholaha City first to get far enough away to use a longer range spell.
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