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Chapter 1.08 is the 9th chapter of Gravesong.
Synopsis[edit | edit source]
Cara attempts to start a fire using friction and the wood collected by Ser Dalius. Meanwhile, the [Knight] is drawing a map of the continent, indicating that they are in the northwest region of Terandria. Despite this, he remains skeptical of Cara's claims of being from another world. Cara attempts to prove her origin by showing Ser Dalius her phone, but the emoji causes him to draw his sword in fear. Cara quickly flicked the screen off the text chat and inquired about how long he had been deceased, to which he reluctantly revealed that it had been three hundred years. However, Cara senses that he may have been dead for even longer.
The tomb they are in was supposed to be guarded by powerful spirits, but they are no longer present. The [Knight] is reminded of how he desperately searched for them, and his screams of despair echo through the darkness. Cara offers to sing for him and performs a song about journeys, longing, and determination. The performance touches the [Knight], giving him the courage he needs. Cara also gains a new skill, and they are able to start a fire that night.
Characters[edit | edit source]
( * = First Appearance)
Locations[edit | edit source]
Creatures[edit | edit source]
Items[edit | edit source]
- Cara's smartphone
- a pile of wood
- some was fresh, but the rest was alarmingly old
Statistics Obtained[edit | edit source]
Cara O'Sullivan[edit | edit source]
- Classes (level up)
- [Singer] Lv. 7 (+2)
- Skills (obtained)
- [Melody of Sparks]
Bracket Contents Mentioned[edit | edit source]
- [Healer]
- [Kingdom]
- [Knight]
- [Knights]
- [Lords]
- [Mage]
- [Serf]
- [Singer Level 7!]
- [Singer]
- [Skill – Melody of Sparks obtained!]
Earth-Media Referenced[edit | edit source]
- Go the Distance by Roger Bart, for the film Hercules
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Ser Dalius mentioned that he has already slain around 300 generations of mice.
- When he has alive, there were already Stringfolk and that the Order of Seasons was already existing.