An Adventure Worth Remembering

Wiz Biz and Pool Games

Huntress Wizard treks through the hill pass. The sand blows across her face as she shields her eyes as much as she could, while her cape billows in the wind. She struggles against the wind as sand kept sneaking its way into her hunting boots. She stops at a dead end. The wall of the mountain was no surprise to the nymph, even though it was actually the secret entrance to enter Wizard City. She closes her eyes and took a deep breathe. She then exhaled and looked at the wall with no expression on her face.

"Wizards only," she said. The wall of the mountain starts to fade away, revealing the entrance of a city. Her face makes a grin and she walks into the city and looks back to see the passage is in the process forming into a wall. She turns back around to see the old, yet beautiful city she spent some of her life in. She walks past some of the places with symbol signs that hang above the doors. She sees the store she was looking for and opens the door. The bell levitating almost above the door rings when the door hits it.

"I will be there in a second!"

The voice came from the room behind the wooden counter, but it did not sound excited. Huntress Wizard waits patiently as she looks at the new equipment the store had to offer. The shop keeper enters the room and their face made a shocked expression, instead of the angered face they had, as soon as they saw their regular customer.

"Huntress Wizard!" He booms and hops over the counter to give her a welcoming hug.

Huntress Wizard gets a little uncomfortable from the hug, but hugs back a little before she breaks the hug.

"Anyways, I am here for—" "I know exactly what you are here for," he interrupts her. "Right this way," the shopkeeper says has he leads her to the front of the wooden counter. He hops over it again and struggles to get the object that was resting on one of the selves. He puts it on the counter and shows her the bundle of arrows she wanted.

Huntress Wizard examines the arrow and nods showing her approval; with her eyes closed. "Thanks Mr. Hutch. I can always count on you to get me good quality arrows," she says as she places the arrows in her empty quiver. She pays the shopkeeper for his service and walks to the door.

"As always Huntress!" Hutch yells from behind his counter before going into the back of the store.

Huntress Wizard opened the door and feels the warmth of the sunlight hit her body. She breaths in the fresh air and exhales with a satisfied face. She strolls through Wizard City to see what else to do, while she was in the city. She eventually finds nothing else to do and turns back to go home.

"Out of my way!" a wizard yells as he shoved her to the ground and keeps running. A few seconds later, the city guards chases after the wizard. Huntress Wizard gets up with anger in her eyes and says, "Big mistake ya donk." She takes out an arrow and covers it in yellow light. It floats in the air and she gets on the arrow. She uses her magic to move the arrow to chase down the wizard. The arrow goes straight into the air, giving her a bird's eye view. She spots the wizard and forms a bow out of thin air. She takes an arrow from her quiver with her right hand and readies bow as she pulls the string back towards her face.

The wizard opens a portal close to him to escape the city. Huntress wizard takes aim and releases the string. The arrow quickly descends in the sky. The wizard got halfway into the portal, but the arrow goes straight into his robe and yanks him out of the portal. The arrow hits a wooden pillar; pinning the wizard down with no escape as the guards quickly apprehend him. One of the guards sees and pulls the arrow out of the wall. He examines the arrow realizing there was no magic on the arrow. He looks at the sky and sees no one there.

Huntress Wizard flies down to the street and hops off of the arrow. She guides the arrow back into her quiver. After several minutes of walking, she reaches the exit, which was also the entrance she used to get into the city. A voice calls out to her. She looks at the direction the voice came from and sees the guard with her arrow in his hand. He throws it to her and says, "Thanks for the help back there, but next time don't interfere." He turns back and walks away—leaving her with a blank expression on her face. She sighs and says to herself, "He could have at least said that was a great shot you made back there." She walks out of Wizard City and makes a long journey back home away from other people.