Exterminator - Chapter 5
Comments for chapter "Chapter 5"
That’s for me to decide and you to find out
Does it make the dragon nervous when, instead of pulling a sword, the adventurer whips out a calculator and starts assessing the value of the beast`s carcass right down to the last scale…?
Dunno about anyone else, but I would be headed for the back exit as fast as I could run. Bugger the horde, I’m out.
time to deal with a pesky dragon infestation
That mansion had more bugs than KSP 2.
A true maid to the end. Tel didn’t lose that composure. Even in a closed room filled with thousands of bugs (that’s a horror movie scene right there).
Who else thought Ayl’s hair was red?
Did he grab the wyverns by the tail and catch them on his sack or did he use his spray.
If you don’t like his decision about going to red dragon just leave its not like he is forcing you to stay you’re not even helpful to him nor his companion, you just make him lustful and then he has to get rid of it himself (talking about Ayl)
I wonder what race Tel is, clearly not a human due to the ears, but doesn’t look like a dwarf or elf.
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It kills me when authors try to explain technical stuff they don’t understand themselves. While concrete and steel are easier and cheaper to build large structures with, they are far less durable than properly built structures of wood and stone (in general, with some exeptions). Also, old houses built with wood and stone and plaster didn’t have hollow walls for bugs to live in, they were far less prone to infestation than modern houses. And even if there were cavities in the walls, smoke would not penetrate those cavities quickly, which is why tenting a house takes several days and special chemicals that penetrate where smoke would not. And bugs really don’t need decomposed windowsills to enter your home; they generally use the same doors you do, and sometimes an open or loose window. Or a chimney, or a drain, or a ride in your groceries or clothes. If the author just didn’t try to explain his ‘clever’ strategy, it wouldn’t sound so dumb.