Chapter 4: Ghillie what?!_When a Filipino got Isekai'd with a twist! "Only I can summon those!!"

The weight of the chief's words hung heavily in the air, and I could feel the gravity of our situation pressing down on us. The Heart of the Ancients was not just a relic; it was a key to call upon the Demon God, and he will grant whatever anyone's desires, even if distraction or unimaginable power, and in the wrong hands, it could unleash chaos upon the world.

"How do we find it?" Keith asked, my voice steady despite the turmoil inside me. "Do you have any leads on its location?"

The chief nodded, his brow furrowing in thought. "The legends say that the Heart is hidden within the ruins, protected by ancient wards and guardians. However, the wards have weakened over time, and the guardians may be dormant. We must tread carefully."

Kaliskto stepped forward, his eyes gleaming with determination. "We can handle whatever guardians await us. We’ve faced worse. But we need a plan to get past the demon lord’s forces first."

"I think I might have the best idea for that," Keith chimed in and opened his summon window and scrolled down.

"Ahah!" Found it!!"I said loudly.

"Hey, bruh, what is it is? He josh while peeking at my shoulders, and his eyes widen the moment he saw it.

"A Ghillie suit?!" They said in unison.

System notification!

Congratulations!

You have unlocked stealth armor Ghillie suit x5; 1000 summon points deducted.

You have only 6405.!

"Hey man, I'm confused. You said you can only summon weapons, but recently you're summoning devices and now a Ghillie suit," Cain asks.

"Well, I'm as confused as you are, but when I read the descriptions on the next tier, I was shocked because I can select a path for my weapon selection when I reach a level requirement like level 10. Now I can summon intermediate-grade weapons. And it's has 4 categories when you select the first path. You need to spend 1000 points just to unlock certain paths like I am right now.

At my first path are armors, which are tier 1, and it's has Ghillie suits, leather armor enhanced, exo suit prototype versions, etc.

"That's cheating, bruh, Josh said.

"Yeah, your class is a bug class. I knew it," Chris chimed in.

"Welp, I didn't ask for it; it's just a randomized, bruh spin of luck, so I'm in luck (smiles). And besides, it's useful to us at a time like this," I explain.

"Well, tell us what else you got," Caine asked.

And I just explain that I open two more tiers, which is

*Armor path

• Leather armor enhanced level 1: 500 points

Attack +20, Defense +30, Agility +10

• Ghillie suit level 1: 200 points

1• Defense + 10 stealth + 50 agility + 10

• Skill: Invisible Man (two uses only)

• Prototype exoskeleton suit level 1: 600 points

1• strength + 70 agility + 20

(You can search for armor suits, devices, or weapons here.) 🔍

*Device path

• Binoculars: 100

• walkie-talkie: 250

• morphine: 300

• intermediate medkit: 500

Can heal up to 40% of health. Can't use it on a dead person.

• small drone level 1: 1000

Can fly 50 meters. You can attach weaponry here based on the weight. Example: Grenade

• (You can 🔍 here.)

*Vehicle path

• bike: 2500

• Motorcycle: 30,000

*Weapon path.

Dragon's breath (ammo) level 1:

*Personal path.

"That's that for now almost all of the other path was grayed out." I explain to them scratching my head.

The atmosphere in the room shifted as my companions processed the information. The weight of our mission loomed larger, but the prospect of new tools at our disposal sparked a flicker of hope.

"Ah… Sir Heroes, what is this Ghillie suit?" Kaliskto asked.

"Oh, it's for our stealth. So a normal monster can't sense us. And for a higher-tier monster, it has a skill called invisible man, so even a stronger demon general won't find us.

Kaliskto's brow furrowed in confusion, but the glimmer of understanding began to dawn in his eyes. "So, it allows us to move unseen? That could be invaluable in our quest."

"Exactly," I replied, feeling a surge of confidence. "With the Ghillie suits, we can navigate the ruins without alerting the demon lord's forces. We can scout ahead, gather intel, and strike when the time is right."

"And this Ghillie what? Is from your world, sir hero?" He asks again.

"Yes, Kaliskto," I explained, trying to simplify the concept for him. "The Ghillie suit is a type of camouflage clothing used by soldiers and hunters in my world. It helps them blend into their surroundings, making it harder for enemies to spot them. The skill 'Invisible Man' enhances that effect, allowing us to become nearly undetectable for a short time."

Kaliskto nodded slowly, his expression shifting from confusion to intrigue. "So, we can become shadows, moving through the ruins like whispers on the wind. This could turn the tide in our favor."

"Exactly!" Josh chimed in, his excitement palpable. "We can use the element of surprise to our advantage. If we can get close enough to the demon lord's forces without being seen, we can gather crucial information about the demon God thing or even take them out before they know what hit them."

Cain crossed his arms, a thoughtful look on his face. "But we need to be careful. Even with the Ghillie suits, we can't underestimate the demon lord's minions. They might have their own ways of detecting us."

"True," I agreed. "We’ll need to coordinate our movements and stay vigilant. If we can scout the area first, we can identify the best approach to the ruins and the Heart of the Ancients."

Josh, who had been quiet for a moment, suddenly spoke up. "What about the guardians? If they’re dormant, how do we know they won’t wake up when we get close?"

"The legends say that the guardians are bound to the Heart," the chief interjected, his voice steady. "As long as the Heart remains undisturbed, they should remain dormant. But if we trigger any traps or alarms, we could awaken them. We must proceed with caution."

"Then it’s settled," I said, feeling the weight of responsibility settle on my shoulders. "We’ll use the Ghillie suits to scout the area first. Once we have a clear understanding of the layout and the enemy's movements, we can formulate a plan to retrieve the Heart."

Kaliskto stepped forward, his eyes shining with determination. "I will follow your lead, Sir Hero. Together, we will reclaim the Heart of the Ancients and ensure it does not fall into the wrong hands."

With our plan taking shape, I felt a renewed sense of purpose. The stakes were high, but with the right strategy and our newfound tools, we had a fighting chance. As we prepared to set out, I couldn’t shake the feeling that this was just the beginning of a much larger battle—one that would test our resolve and challenge everything we believed in.

"Let’s gear up and move out," I said, my voice steady. "The fate of our world depends on us."

With that, we donned our ghillie suits, the fabric blending seamlessly with our surroundings. As we stepped into the unknown, I felt a mix of fear and excitement. We were on the brink of something monumental, and I was ready to face whatever lay ahead. The ruins loomed in the distance, shrouded in mist and mystery. Each step we took felt heavier, the weight of our mission pressing down on us. I glanced at my companions, their expressions a mix of determination and apprehension.

"Stay close and keep your voices down," I whispered, the adrenaline coursing through my veins. "We need to remain undetected."

As we approached the entrance of the ruins, the air grew thick with an eerie silence. The ancient stones, covered in moss and vines, seemed to whisper secrets of the past. I could feel the wards the chief mentioned, a faint pulse of energy that hinted at the power contained within.

"Look," Keith pointed ahead, his voice barely above a whisper. "Those markings on the wall—could they be part of the wards?"

I nodded, examining the intricate designs. "They might be. If we can decipher them, we could find a way to navigate through the traps without triggering them."

"Sir Heroes, this way I found something," Kaliskto called out.

I turned to see Keith crouched near a crumbling stone pedestal, partially hidden by overgrown foliage. The faint glow of runes etched into the surface caught my eye, pulsing softly as if responding to our presence.

"What did you find?" Keith asked, moving closer to get a better look. As I brushed away the dirt and leaves, revealing a series of symbols that seemed to shimmer in the dim light. "These runes... they look familiar, and they look like they might be a part of the wards of some sort.

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Kaliskto leaned in, his brow furrowed in concentration. "I have seen similar markings in the ancient texts of my people. They tell of a way to commune with the spirits of the ruins. If we can awaken their guardians, perhaps they will guide us."

"That sounds risky," Cain interjected, crossing his arms. "What if the guardians are hostile? We might end up waking them up and getting ourselves killed."

"Or we could gain valuable allies," Kaliskto countered, his eyes gleaming with hope. "The guardians are bound to protect the Heart. If we show them our intentions are pure, they may aid us instead of attacking.

I weighed Kaliskto's words carefully. The idea of awakening the guardians was fraught with danger, but the potential rewards were equally enticing. If we could gain their trust, it might turn the tide in our favor.

"Alright," I said, my voice steady. "But we need to approach this with caution. Kaliskto, if you believe you can communicate with them, then let's give it a try. But we must be prepared for any outcome."

Kaliskto nodded, his expression resolute. He stepped forward, positioning himself in front of the pedestal. The runes glowed brighter as he began to chant softly in a language I didn’t recognize, his voice resonating with an ancient power. The air around us seemed to thrum with energy, and I could feel the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end.

As he continued, the runes pulsed in response, and I could see faint wisps of light beginning to swirl around us. The atmosphere shifted, becoming charged with anticipation. My heart raced as I glanced at my companions, their eyes wide with a mix of fear and hope.

"Keep your guard up," I whispered, my instincts on high alert. "We don’t know what might happen."

Suddenly, the ground trembled beneath our feet, and a low rumble echoed through the ruins. The wisps of light coalesced into a shimmering figure, taking the form of a towering guardian made of stone and energy. Its eyes glowed with an otherworldly light, and it regarded us with an intensity that sent chills down my spine.

"Who dares awaken the guardians of the Heart?" the figure boomed, its voice resonating like thunder. "State your purpose, or face the consequences."

"Ah… hi there, big fella. I'm Keith. We're the new heroes of this world, and we need your artifact. Not that we're really need it re, but we have to take it because the demon lord's army is outside these ruins trying to take it and revive some demon god or something," Keith explains.

The guardian's glowing eyes narrowed, and the air crackled with tension. "You seek the Heart of the Ancients? Many have come before you, driven by greed and ambition. What makes you different from those who have failed?"

"Well, we essentially don't want to fail any exams you want, but before Keith continues his mumbling, Caine sealed his mouth and yanked him in the corner to shut up before he messed up everything by spouting nonsense.

Josh stepped forward, feeling the weight of the moment pressing down on him. "We are not here for power or glory. We seek to protect this world from the chaos that would ensue if the Heart falls into the wrong hands. The demon lord's forces threaten everything. We wish to secure the Heart and ensure it remains safe.

The guardian regarded us with a piercing gaze, its expression inscrutable. "Your intentions must be proven. The Heart is not merely a relic; it is a conduit of ancient power. To wield it, one must demonstrate purity of heart and strength of spirit."

I felt a surge of determination as the guardian's words echoed in my mind. This was our chance to prove ourselves, to show that we were worthy of the Heart of the Ancients. "What must we do?" I asked, my voice steady despite the weight of the moment.

The guardian's form shimmered, and it gestured toward the depths of the ruins. "To prove your worth, you must face the Trials of the Ancients. Only those who can overcome the challenges set before them may claim the Heart. Each trial will test your resolve, your courage, and your unity as a team."

Keith stepped forward. "We accept the challenge, big fella. Just don't stone us later, ok?" Keith spoke, voice steady.

The guardian nodded, its expression softening slightly. "Very well. The first trial awaits you in the chamber beyond. Prepare yourselves, for the path will not be easy. Trust in one another, and you may yet succeed."

"You two! (Pointing at Kaliskto and me (Keith), only the heroes are permitted to enter; you stay here.).

"Well, I'm a hero too. I'm just an accidental hero, to be precise," I rebut to it.

"Explain, human!" The stone guardian said, its voice booming into the room.

"Hey, Keith, what are you doing? Cain and Josh ask in a whisper.

"I'll be fine. Our friend just needed a brief explanation," I replied.

The guardian's gaze bore into me, its glowing eyes unyielding. "Speak, then. What makes you worthy of this title?"

"Well, as I said, maybe I'm not one of the original four heroes that were summoned here, but I was summoned here with them and given the power to make a difference in this fight. Isn't that worthy enough to have the title of being a hero? Many said I could run away and not burden myself with this fight because I'm just a bystander and just a result of a mistake of their summoning, and I'm not obligated to save or participate in this. But these guys (pointing at Josh and the others) are my friends, my only friends in this foreign world. I couldn't sit around and suck my thumbs while these guys are saving the world when I could help and make sure they win.

The guardian's eyes flickered with a hint of understanding, and the air around us seemed to shift as it processed my words. "You speak of camaraderie and loyalty, virtues that are indeed worthy of a hero. But words alone will not suffice. You must prove your resolve through action."

"Welp, you're right, the rock. So I've come prepared," I, Keith, reply.

The guardian's eyes glowed brighter, and the air around us crackled with energy as it awaited my next move. I could feel the weight of its scrutiny, the ancient power radiating from its form. This was a pivotal moment, and I needed to show that I was more than just words.

"Alright," I said, taking a deep breath to steady my nerves. "If action is what you seek, then let me enter and prove I'm the fifth hero!."

"I'm what the system called I'f what I'm reading is right. It gave me the class True Summoner!" As I said that, its eyes glow brighter. Like it's using appraisal skill.

System notification alert!

Being called Iron Golem (guardian of the ancient heart) is using appraisal to you.

Will you allow it to be used by you?

Yes, no?

My eyebrows rise because of the sudden notification, but it doesn't matter because it just wants to know if I was telling the truth, so I will let it gaze at my stats.

Yes!

"So you'd finally arrive, it said again.

"What? I don't follow, bruh," I ask again.

"What?" it asked.

"You don't know?" the guardian's voice boomed, echoing through the chamber. "You are not merely a summoner; you are a True Summoner, a rare class that binds the essence of beings to your will. Your arrival here was foretold, a convergence of fate that would lead to the awakening of the Heart of the Ancients."

I blinked, trying to process the weight of its words. "Foretold? You mean... I was meant to be here?"

"Indeed," the guardian replied, its glowing eyes narrowing as it studied me. "The legends speak of a fifth hero who would rise in the time of need, one who could summon allies from beyond this realm. Your presence here is not a coincidence; it is a part of a greater design."

"But it turns out I can't summon creatures but modern weapons from my world," Keith replied.

The guardian's expression remained inscrutable, but I could sense a shift in its demeanor. "The essence of summoning is not limited to the creatures of this realm. Your ability to call forth weapons and tools from your world is a manifestation of your unique power. It is a gift that can be wielded for great purpose."

I felt a surge of hope at the guardian's words. Perhaps my unconventional abilities could indeed play a crucial role in our quest. "So, what does this mean for me? For us?" I asked, glancing back at my companions, who were watching with a mix of curiosity and concern.

"The trials you face will not only test your strength and resolve but also your understanding of your true potential," the guardian explained. "You must embrace your role as a True Summoner and learn to harness the power within you. Only then will you be able to claim the Heart of the Ancients and protect it from those who would misuse it."

"Right," I said, feeling a renewed sense of purpose. "We’ll tackle these trials as a team. Whatever challenges lie ahead, we’ll face them together."

The guardian nodded, its form shimmering with approval. "Very well. The first trial awaits you in the chamber beyond. Prepare yourselves, for it will test not only your strength but also your unity as a team. Only by working together can you hope to succeed."

System notification!

You are now recognized as one of the four heroes!

Congratulations!

You are now the fifth hero!

You can assign a name to the Iron Giant!

Would you change his name?

Yes, no?

"Fuck is this?

"Ok, let's go with the Rock for now." I hope it's fine for him.

As the guardian gestured toward the entrance of the chamber, I felt a mix of excitement and trepidation. This was it—the moment we had been preparing for. I glanced at my companions, their expressions resolute, and I knew we were ready to face whatever lay ahead. As we entered Kaliskto, we remained outside. They'll guard the entrance for us, so as we go inside, Keith, Josh, Chris, and Caine.

System notification!

You're in a trial room.

Instant Quest is Generated!

(Prove your worth as the Heroes!)

To gain access to the ancient artifact!

Complete the quest in 7 hours.

Rewards

• Instant level up

Rune of ancient humans (random effect)

50,000 summon points

3000 experience points

Special reward for true summoner only

Summoner cloak Advance Grade

Effects: • Defense +50, Agilit +30, Intelligence +20

Skill will be generated (presence erasure).

"Score! we said in unison.

The air in the trial room was thick with anticipation, the walls adorned with ancient carvings that seemed to pulse with energy. I could feel the weight of the quest pressing down on us, but there was also a flicker of excitement. This was our chance to prove ourselves, to show that we were worthy of the Heart of the Ancients.

"Alright, team," I said, my voice steady despite the adrenaline coursing through my veins. "We have seven hours to complete this trial. We need to work together and stay focused. Remember, our goal is to prove our worth as heroes."

Josh nodded, his expression serious. "What do you think the trial will entail? Do you think it will be a test of strength or something more?"

"Probably a mix of both," Cain replied, crossing his arms. "But I have a feeling it will also test our teamwork. We need to rely on each other if we want to succeed."

As we stood in the center of the chamber, the air shimmered, and a voice echoed around us. "Welcome, heroes. You have entered the Trial of Unity. To prove your worth, you must face three challenges that will test your strength, your resolve, and your ability to work together. Only by overcoming these trials can you claim the Heart of the Ancients."

"Great, just what we need," Keith muttered, rolling his eyes. "More challenges."

"Focus, Keith," I said, trying to keep the mood light. "We can handle this. We’ve faced worse."

The voice continued, "The first challenge will test your strength. You must defeat the Guardian Constructs that will emerge from the walls. They are formidable foes, but they are bound by the rules of this trial. Defeat them, and you will earn the right to proceed."

First Trail quest!

Defeat golem/ enemies 5/5

As the voice faded, the walls began to shift, revealing a series of stone golems that emerged from the shadows. Their eyes glowed with a fierce light, and they moved with a speed that belied their size.

"Get ready!" I shouted, drawing my summoning my Remington shotgun. "We need to take them down quickly and efficiently!"

The air crackled with tension as the Guardian Constructs emerged, their stone bodies towering over us. I could feel the weight of the moment pressing down on my shoulders, but I also felt a surge of adrenaline. This was our first test, and we had to prove ourselves.

"Stick together!" I shouted, raising my shotgun. "AVENGERS!…ASSEMBLE!" KEITH shouted as they sprung into action.

The constructs charged at us, their massive fists swinging with incredible force. I aimed carefully, pulling the trigger as the first golem closed the distance. The shot rang out, and the bullet struck true, sending a shower of stone fragments flying. The golem staggered but quickly regained its footing, its glowing eyes narrowing in anger.

"Keep moving!" I shouted, dodging to the side as another golem swung its fist at me, narrowly missing. The ground shook with the impact, sending dust and debris into the air. I could hear the others engaging their own foes, the sounds of battle echoing in the chamber.

Josh was already in the thick of it, wielding his sword with precision. He slashed at the legs of one of the constructs, causing it to stumble. "Aim for the joints!" he called out, his voice steady despite the chaos. "That’s where they’re weakest!"

Caine and Chris flanked another golem, coordinating their attacks. Caine unleashed a flurry of strikes with his dual daggers, while Chris provided support with his magic, casting spells that crackled with energy. "I’ll keep it distracted! Hit it now!" Chris shouted, his hands glowing with power.

I took a moment to assess the battlefield. The constructs were formidable, but they were also predictable. I could see the patterns in their movements, the way they reacted to our attacks. "We need to work as a team!" I yelled, trying to rally everyone. "If we can distract them, we can take them down one by one!"

Keith, who had been hanging back, finally stepped forward, his eyes gleaming with determination. "I’ve got an idea!" he shouted, pulling out a small device from his inventory. "I’ll create a diversion!"

Before I could ask what he meant, he activated the device, and a series of loud noises erupted from it, echoing throughout the chamber. The constructs turned their attention toward the sound, momentarily distracted.

"Now!" I shouted, seizing the opportunity. I aimed my shotgun at the nearest golem and fired again, the shot hitting its shoulder joint. The golem staggered, its arm falling limp.

Golem HP: 50/100

"Keep it up!" Josh yelled, charging in to deliver a powerful strike to the golem’s knee. The construct collapsed, and with a swift motion, he followed up with a decisive blow to its head, shattering it into pieces.

You have defeated a stone golem! 1/5

You have gained 500 expi points

Summon points 300

"One down!" Caine cheered, his confidence growing. "Let’s keep this momentum!"

As we continued to fight, I could feel the energy in the room shifting. The constructs were strong, but we were stronger together. With each golem we took down, our teamwork improved, our movements becoming more synchronized.

The second golem charged at me, its massive fists swinging wildly. I ducked just in time, feeling the rush of air as it missed me by inches. "Watch out!" I shouted, rolling to the side and regaining my footing. I quickly aimed my shotgun again, focusing on its legs as Josh had suggested.

"Keith, now!" Josh yelled, and I could see him preparing for another strike. I fired, hitting the golem squarely in the knee joint. The construct stumbled, and Josh seized the moment, leaping forward with his sword raised high.

With a powerful swing, he struck the golem's head, sending shards of stone flying. "Two down!" he shouted, a grin spreading across his face.

Golem HP: 30/100

"Keep it up!" I encouraged, feeling the adrenaline surge through me. The constructs were relentless, but we were finding our rhythm. Caine and Chris were working in tandem, their attacks flowing seamlessly as they took on another golem.

"Chris, distract it!" Caine called out, darting to the side to avoid a swing from the golem. Chris nodded, channeling his magic to create a blinding flash of light that momentarily disoriented the construct.

"Now!" Caine shouted, lunging in with his daggers. He struck at the golem's exposed side, his blades finding purchase in the cracks of its stone exterior. The golem roared in frustration, swinging wildly, but Caine was too quick, dodging out of the way.

"You guys are doing great!" I shouted, feeling the energy of the battle surge through us. "Let’s finish this!

As I turned my attention back to the remaining golems, I noticed that one of them had broken away from the group and was charging toward me. I quickly aimed my shotgun, but before I could pull the trigger, Keith stepped in front of me.

"Let me handle this!" he shouted, activating another device from his inventory. A small smoke grenade rolled out from his hand, exploding in a cloud of thick smoke that enveloped the golem.

"Now!" I yelled, taking advantage of the confusion. I fired into the smoke, hoping to hit the golem. The shot rang out, and I heard a satisfying thud as the bullet struck true.

Golem HP: 40/100

"Nice one, Keith!" I called out, impressed by his quick thinking. The smoke began to clear, revealing the golem staggering, disoriented from the blast.

"Let’s finish it!" Josh shouted, charging in with renewed vigor. He slashed at the golem's legs, causing it to topple over. Caine and Chris quickly followed up, delivering a flurry of strikes that shattered the construct into pieces.

You have defeated a stone golem! 3/5

You have gained 500 expi points

Summon points 300

"Three down!" Caine cheered, his confidence soaring. "We’re almost there!"

The remaining two golems were now aware of our strategy, and they moved in tandem, trying to flank us. I could see the determination in their glowing eyes, but we were ready.

"Stick together!" I shouted, positioning myself between the two constructs. "We can’t let them separate us!"

As the golems charged, I fired at the one on the left, hitting it square in the chest. The impact sent it staggering back, but it quickly regained its footing. "Josh, now!" I called out, and he leaped forward, taking advantage of the opening I created.

With a powerful strike, he brought his sword down on the golem's arm, severing it at the joint. The golem roared in pain, its movements becoming erratic.

Golem HP: 20/100

"Keep pushing!" Chris shouted, casting a spell that sent a bolt of energy toward the remaining golem. It struck true, causing the construct to falter.

"You guys are doing great!" I encouraged, feeling the energy of the battle surge through us. "Let’s finish this!"

With renewed determination, we pressed the attack. Caine and Chris coordinated their movements, distracting the remaining golem while Josh and I focused on delivering the final blows.

"Now!" I shouted, firing my shotgun at the golem's exposed side. The shot hit home, and with a final, desperate swing, Josh struck the golem's head, shattering it into pieces.

You have defeated a stone golem! 4/5

You have gained 500 expi points

Summon points 300

"One more!" Caine shouted, his eyes gleaming with excitement. "Let’s finish this!"

The last golem, now enraged, charged at us with a furious roar. I could feel the ground shake beneath its weight, but we stood our ground, ready to face it together.

"On three!" I called out, raising my shotgun. "One... two... three!"

We all attacked at once. I fired my shotgun, Josh swung his sword, Caine lunged with his daggers, and Chris unleashed a powerful spell. The combined force of our attacks struck the golem simultaneously, and with a deafening crash, it crumbled to the ground.

You have defeated a stone golem! 5/5

You have gained 500 expi points

Summon points 300

The air in the chamber was thick with dust and the remnants of the battle. We stood panting, our hearts racing as we took in the sight of the shattered constructs around us.

"That was intense!" Keith exclaimed, a wide grin on his face. "We did it!"

"Yeah, we did!" I replied, feeling a surge of pride in our teamwork. "But we can’t let our guard down. There are still two more trials to go."

As we caught our breath, the voice echoed through the chamber once more. "Congratulations, heroes. You have proven your strength by defeating the Guardian Constructs. You may now proceed to the next trial."

The walls of the chamber shifted, revealing a new path that led deeper into the ruins. I glanced at my companions, their expressions a mix of excitement and determination.

"Let’s keep moving," I said, my voice steady. "We have more challenges ahead, and we need to be ready for anything."With that, we stepped forward, ready to face whatever lay ahead in our quest to claim the Heart of the Ancients. The trials were just beginning, and I could feel the weight of our mission pressing down on us. But with my friends by my side, I knew we could overcome any obstacle that stood in our way.

Chapter 4: Ghillie what?!

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