TravelingDreamer

John's Updated Profile

Name: John Rue
Age: 20

Familiar: Rue Level 13
Display Class: Healer Level 12

Healer Spells:

• Heal Muscle - 22

• Diagnose - 15

• Stop Bleeding - 6

• Heal Bone - 13

• Control Blood - 14

• Healing Touch - 25

• Neutralize Poison - 5

• Purify - 18

• Clean - 20

• Anesthesia - 10

• Regrow Flesh - 4...

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B3—Chapter 26: Last Preparations Before Departure

In the morning, before we took off, I decided to empty the house’s water reservoir and refill it with fresh water from the lake. I trusted Lis and was confident that the purification system he built was top-notch, especially since I knew the Purify spell and its power. Still, it felt like a good time to renew the water.

I took out the hose, pulled it up to the trees as far from the house as possible, and gave the command to drain all the water. The amount of water that poured out didn...

B3—Chapter 25: Hockey, Cheating, and Winter Wonderland

After three days, I flew to the gorge again to check on our barbarians. They were still there, and they seemed less frozen. They had set up camp fifty meters from the dungeon, where the gorge was narrower, and lit a fire across the passage. I couldn’t understand what they were still doing there. Were they planning to wait until the dungeon regenerated?

My curiosity kept me hovering over them, waiting for an answer. It took more than half a day, but I finally got one.

“I want t...

B3—Chapter 24: Barbarians at the Door

I kept at my flight training, and I’ve got to say, I got a lot better pretty fast. I played it smart this time and used a motorcycle helmet and an orthopedic neck brace to protect myself. The first day, I was still crashing into things and ended up bruised all over, needing some serious healing. But by the second day, I cracked the code. The trick was to be super precise about my destination. Instead of aiming for the mountain, I needed to aim to get near or over it. And instead of aiming t...

B3—Chapter 23: Breakthrough

We spent the next five to seven weeks in the valley, and nothing particularly noteworthy happened. It was difficult to determine the exact time that had passed because, without monitoring a calendar, the days blurred together, melding into an indistinct flow of time. Bottom line, it had been quite a while. The rain came more frequently, and when it started, it wasn’t as short as an hour or two, but usually lasted at least two or three days. At first, we spent the “wet” days at home, but...

B3—Chapter 22: I Never Imagined I’d Become an Elevator

As I lay in bed before sleeping, I repeated the same action as last time before we went down to the gorge. Between the rats, the mushroom valley, and the gorge, I had a lot of practice in weapon fighting, mainly with my swords. To advance my wizard class, I needed to practice using my magic in combat. I opened my profile and reviewed all my options to decide what I would work on the next day. My profile looked the same, except Telekinesis had gone up three levels and moved from the General Sp...

Dogs Just Want to Have Fun

B3—Chapter 21: Hidden Gem

As we rose in the hot-air balloon in the morning, I asked Mahya, “Need a boost from the wind?”

“No, I prefer to fly slowly to find a place to put the house.”

We flew leisurely over the cliffs, scouting for a good spot. A few options looked decent, but nothing stood out. The rocks changed as we approached the other end of the gorge. They used to be covered in moss and plants, but now they stood tall and looked like old guardians, with layers of rich, reddish-brown rock shap...

Primal Beauty

B3—Chapter 20: My House Eats More Than Rue

At breakfast, Mahya said, “I think Al is right, and the gorge has a dungeon.” She stirred her porridge thoughtfully.

“How? It’s so close to settlements. Surely they would have discovered it long ago,” I questioned, frowning as I set my cup down.

“In the guild, they told me about a group of three gold badge adventurers who come once a season to clear the gorge of monsters,” Mahya explained, her eyes narrowing and sounding pissed. “I think they know about the dungeon...

B3—Chapter 19: Monster Smashers

After returning to the starting point and opening the house, the three of us collapsed onto the couch, utterly exhausted. Rue sprawled out on his beanbag. Every muscle in my body ached. It wasn’t the kind of soreness a spell could fix, but a deep mental fatigue that seeped into my bones. Cooking was out of the question. Eventually, we dragged ourselves to the breakfast bar and ate whatever we had in Storage.

During dinner, I tried to think of a solution. I knew for sure we didn’t ha...

B3—Chapter 18: Neglected Gorge of Unyielding Monsters

After a big meal, we got ready. I put on my new armor from the dungeon and jumped in place, startled. The armor was loose on me, but it shrunk to fit me perfectly. I didn’t remember a mention of self-adjustment or anything, so I identified it again:

Aegis of the Light

Item Type:

Magical Leather Armor

Description:

Crafters combined Lunar Wyvern leather with mithril plating for added prot...

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Pemisor

B3—Chapter 17: Now I Even Have an Adventurer’s Badge

We headed for Pemisor early the following day. The road was very straight and passed through large stretches of forest. Tall, old trees twisted their crowns above us to create a green tunnel on both sides. Sunlight glancing through the leaves formed a pattern on the road. I could hear far-off sounds of forest birds, and the air smelled like wood and mud.

The scene changed as we continued driving. Rolling hills began to climb and descend in the distance, mixing lush forests and pastures....

B3—Chapter 16: I’m Going to Be an Adventurer

We stopped at the first town after Ram-Son and went straight to the inn. Exhausted, we needed a few hours of sleep. In the morning, our plan was to continue driving, but Al found out that there was an alchemist in town and went to buy herbs. That boy focused too much on leveling. I couldn’t understand it. I just wanted to enjoy the journey.

While Al was shopping, Mahya and I explored the town. It looked just like something out of a history book about America in the 1700s. The houses w...

B3—Chapter 15: Sea Crossing and First City

The first week of the voyage went by smoothly, with no significant events. There wasn’t much wind, so we mostly relied on the engine, but with the boat’s speed, it wasn’t an issue. The sea was calm, smooth as glass, with no waves. We were still in vacation mode, so we did little. I got started on processing the crabs, and Al wanted the shells. After cleaning all the crabs, I had a stockpile of about three hundred fifty, maybe even four hundred kilograms of crab meat—they were huge. 2024-07-28 17:05:42 +0000 UTC View Post

Island Vacation

B3—Chapter 14: Laid Back Island Vacation

Driving the ATV on the road was much nicer than in the valley; there, I had to navigate around mushrooms, ponds, and rocks, and the ground was uneven. Whereas here, it was a smooth ride. Rue, still pumped from the fight, wouldn’t stop exclaiming.

“Rue did it! Rue made all crabs run away! They so big, but Rue bigger and stronger! Rue’s teeth like super sharp knives!”

His mental volume went up a notch.

“Rue feel good! Rue bit crab and shook splat! Rue is best making ...

The Mountains Around the Valley

Pictures by John from the Balloon.

B3—Chapter 13: From Gold to Greenhouse—A Creative Venture

As Al occupied himself with harvesting the mushrooms in the valley, Mahya and I continued our experiments with the house.

Mahya turned to me. “I have another idea,” she said, a hint of a smile playing on her lips.

I raised an eyebrow, intrigued. “What’s on your mind?”

She took out a pouch and emptied a handful of gold grains into her palm. “Remember these?” she asked, holding them up, so they caught the light.

I nodded, recognizing the gold we had collect...

B3—Chapter 12: Storage Solution

After breakfast, we went outside, and I planned to store my house. I looked at the monstrosity and didn’t want to store it as-is. It was so BIG. I had left enough height, but it was still imposing.

“You told me the core could shrink the house. If it does that and absorbs the materials, do you think I’ll get them back?” I asked Mahya, glancing at the towering structure.

“We won’t know if we don’t try,” Mahya replied, her eyes sparkling with curiosity.

“Yeah,...

B3—Chapter 11: We Are Ready to Boogie

We were working on the ATV when I had a thought. I turned to Mahya and asked, “By the way, what happened to my clothes?”

Mahya looked up, puzzled. “Your clothes?”

“Yes, I woke up naked.”

“Oh, that. They disintegrated from the lightning. Some burned fragments were on the porch, but the house absorbed them.”

“Huh.”

“Yes.” She didn’t seem pleased as she said this, her eyes narrowing into a cold, murderous glare.

I threw up my hands in...

B3—Chapter 10: Lightning and Apologies

Mahya and I continued to work on Al’s motorcycle. Since we worked together from the beginning, the disassembly, engraving, and assembly went much faster. I left all the copper wire to her; I had no intention of engraving tiny runes. The project took four days, and another motorcycle ran on mana.

I remarked to Mahya, “If we return to Earth, we won’t be able to ride these motorcycles.”

“Why?”

“They’re too quiet. It would look suspicious.”

She touched a ...

Celestial Tapestries

Verse 1:
Among the constellations, seek release,
Where comet trails trace paths of cosmic grace.
The Milky Way, a bridge to inner peace,
As stardust mends the fabric of your space.

Chorus:
Beneath celestial tapestries,
Shed the weight of yesteryears.
In cosmic dance, find melodies,
Healing echoes, free from fears.

Verse 2:
Let go of constellations etched in pain,
And twirl with galaxies in midnight waltz.
Each star a luminary, healing ra...