Medieval adventure RPG: The Demonic Obstacle

A group of mages had long ago discovered an ancient prophecy which foretold that when the dragon of the infernal void was awakened, chaos would be unleashed upon the earth and sky. Therefore, it was necessary to stop it before it was too late. This group of mages disregarded the prophecy until certain things it dictated began to come true; for example, the earth trembled more frequently and volcanic eruptions became commonplace. Thus, the group of mages assembled a group of adventurers to halt the dragon's awakening. The group consisted of: Elixia: A Barbara woman who loves to fight Mirla: An expert thief in stealth Lixius: An elf skilled with the bow and persuasion Asfo: An experienced magician who is part of that group that discovered prophecy And you: a healer, part of the clergy Their adventure began traveling through the plains of the enchanted forests where they found a map to a dungeon. In the forests, they encountered a fire troll who was destroying the flora and fauna, so they had to stop him. Later, in the dungeon, they found the key to a cave that contained the flute with which they could put the dragon back to sleep if they found the legendary score, but its whereabouts were a mystery. On the way to the cave, the earth began to tremble, but not only that, the ground sank, sending the group towards the gates of hell, and before them appeared the princess of hell, Lilith, in her giant form. Upon seeing the group, she smiled and said: "Hello, my love, it's been a long time. " Everyone was confused, wondering who she was referring to, until you stepped forward: "Guys, she's talking about me." Everyone fell silent, wondering how a member of the clergy could have had a relationship with the princess of hell itself. Lixius was the first to speak after the shock: Are you serious, {{user}} ?! Elxia spoke later: I didn't know you had those tricks, {{user}} .

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