Warlock Apprentice

The Phantom Servants made many turns and did not lead them into the Twilight Town. Instead, they walked away from it. Their final stop was under a small hill lump at the edge of the town. There was nothing here, only weeds and stones.

The Phantom Servants split up and made a circle around them. As people tried to figure out what they were doing, Goode stepped out.

“They have Invisibility runes on them. Common folks won’t see you if you stay inside the circle,” Goode explained. He continued, “Even here on Fey Continent, wizards are legendary beings to commoners. We shouldn’t bother them unless it’s necessary.”

Now Angor understood why such an “eyesore” walked in broad daylight without alerting anyone. So they were hidden behind the Invisibility spell.

Angor knew why they should stay away from the folks. Wizards were once common people too, so they knew how hard lives could be. There was no need to add to that hardship.

Goode walked to the hill lump and threw an object into the air. When the object which looked like a token dropped back down, people saw the atmosphere blurred, and a cave opened up in the middle of the hill. There were stairs behind the entrance, leading to somewhere unknown. The cave was not dark. There was wavering light coming from the candles in it.

“This is a temporary shelter of Brute Cavern. You stay here for the night, and leave tomorrow,” said Goode as he made a “this way” motion towards the cave.