text: [Themes: fan fiction]
  
  The knights try to rush you but you meet them head on and three of them falter in their charge.
  
  You easily dispatch the two coming at you. You ready yourself to fight the remaining three but before you can move, three arrows sail through the air and the three knights drop to the ground, dead. You and your companions easily dispatch the rest of the knights.
  
  'Come, something's chaorrupting these knights! We have to check the basement of the crypt!' You shout and descend a flight of stairs that was covered by a carpet.
  
  You descend flight after flight after flight after flight of stairs, until you reach the area where Sepulchure's armour should be kept. You see the armour lying on the floor, the helm on top of the armour. There are a few chaos eyes on the armor, the armor must have chaorrupted the knights stationed here.
  
  'MEHEHE. The great Zorbak has found the armour of Sepulchure, with no help from his underlings! Shall we bring this back to King Alteon or use it to further our Ebil goals?' Zorbak asks.
  
  The armor rises, as if controlled by something. DAMN! Zorbak seriously shouldn't have been brought along. You pluck off the helmet, and the armor collaspes again. Then a thought enters your mind...
  
  Hmm... YOU could use a new set of armour... and its barely damaged...just touch it up a little and its as good as new!
  
  You reach down to take the helmet to wear...
  
  'NO HERO! DON'T!' shouts Robina as you put the helm on top of your head.
  
  > Don't wear it!
  You decide to listen to Robina. After all, it once belonged to Sepulchure and you don't know what it will do to you.
  
  You finish looking around the crypt and decide to return back to Swordhaven after that.
  
  On the way back, Robina teaches you how to use a bow. Your first attempts are comical and Zorbak, the Book of Lore and Dogear seem very amused by your failed attempts, while Robina tries hard to correct your aim and posture, among other things.
  
  You all make it back to Swordhaven without any incidents and you are a competent archer by the time you reach Swordhaven. Robina says something about meeting Artix at the Swordhaven inn and leaves.
  
  You and your companions head to the throne room and see King Alteon. You tell him what happened in the crypt, from the chaorrupted knights' attack to the re-animation of Sepulchure's armor.
  
  He listens intently and tells you he will get people to retrieve the fallen knights and try to cure them. King Alteon then dismisses you. Dogear says he wants to check out 'Pizza Castle', the new pizza place. Zorbak follows him.
  
  You decide to take a rest at the Swordhaven inn, where you see... Artix and Robina!
  
  You decide to talk to them (No, actually, I'm forcing you to if you want to carry on with the game).
  
  > talk to them... Make Artix jealous of your adventure in the crypt!
  You decide to talk to them but before you can say a word, Robina says 'Can you help me out?'
  
  You don't even think. you just say 'Yes!'
  
  'Great! Umm.... You see, when you were talking to my father, I went to the sewers to take out some green rats and frogdrakes that were crowding up the area before coming to see Artix... And i accidentally dropped my back key to the palace. Also, when the undead attacked, many citizens hid their belongings in boxes in the storage room of the inn, but now the boxes are missing!'
  
  Before you can reply, Artix says 'Hey Hero! if you are helping Robina out, help me out as well by taking care of the remnants of the undead invasion in the graveyard! Some Necromancers are raising undead!'
  
  Damn... More quests... Do you help Robina first or Artix first?
  
  'Help Artix first! Undead should be destroyed immediately or they become a great threat!' advices the Book of Lore.
  
  You can ignore it though, its just a talking book that has never been wrong... Or maybe you shouldn't, since its never wrong.
  
  > help Robina! She asked first!
  You decide to help Robina first because she asked first... and Artix can handle the undead on his own right?
  
  Before you leave the inn however, Artix tells you that he needs to go to Doomwood for some errand.
  
  Oh well, the undead can wait while you help Robina.
  
  You decide to check the storage room in the inn first. You see boxes... and sneevils(who LOVE boxes)... and multiple objects that look like they were once belongings of people.
  
  You decide that you have to defeat and chase away ALL the sneevils so you can retrieve the belongings of the people.
  
  You have the option to go left or right.
  
  Blocking the passage to the left are two lil' sneevils.
  
  Nothing blocks the passage to the right. But you hear something that sounds... Robotic...
  
  > Left! No Sneevil is gonna deny you passage to anywhere!
  You easily force you way through the two sneevils and you step past their bodies to enter the next room, where you see more sneevils. You kill them and move on, just to see more sneevils.
  
  Seven rooms and 100 dead sneevils later...
  
  You finally see a different sight from just sneevils. You see two sneevil Box guardians and the sneevil leader, Grizzlespit.
  
  Two well aimed ice shards take care of the Box guardians and you meet Grizzlespit in single combat. You kill him easily and move on to the next room... But what the next room contains shocks you.
  
  You see a Sneeviltron 1000(the name is written on the side)!
  
  At your current skill level, it can be defeated, but the fight won't be easy. Lucky for you that you already destroyed the horde of sneevils before fighting the Sneeviltron 1000. Oh well, lady luck shines on you.
  
  A few fireballs, elementals and axe-swinging later, you shift the boxes of belongings that have not been spoiled out to the inn.
  
  You then decide to leave for the sewers.
  
  > Out of the inn...
  You step out of the inn, and see an undead mob of skeletons and zombies chasing and killing people.
  
  Oops. Seems like you should have done Artix's quest first. Too late for regrets now though, you call upon the Light to help you. The undead closest to you start disintegrating. When you have cleared the immeadiate area around the inn, you decide to look around and see how bad this 'undead invasion' is.
  
  Its bad. Undead have overrun the palace... So you have no idea about what to do now. Then, a bunch of undead come upon you. You can't use the light because the skill hasn't recharged yet. You use every bit of your skills but eventuaally tire. You make a good zombie warrior though.