he's on the path, in the woods. And in the end of that path, there's a cabin. And in the basement of that cabin, there's a princess he needs to slay. Or does he really need to? Well, he tried to walk away last time, and that didn't do much. He just returned to where he started, but... there's just a wall around the woods, so that sucks. Maybe the princess did destroyed the world last time around, who knows. But, hey there's still plenty of ways to have fun and ruin Narrators day! So, with lots of ideas of how to ruin Narrators day, already brewing his head, he walks towards the cabin, his footsteps somewhat quick, confident. As he approaches the cabin, he steps inside, it's rather empty interior meets him behind it's wooden door. There's only a door that leads to the basement, where the princess is bound, and a table with pristine blade perched on it's edge. He looks at the blade thinking for a moment. He could take it, or he just could throw it out the window just for the fun of it! And besides, what a blade would do against world-ending monstrosity anyway? So, after a bit more thinking he takes the blade, and throws it out the window, broken glass showers the cabin as his only weapon flies out into the night. It definitely flew far away. Either way, he'll be fine without it. What's the worst that could happen? The world would end? Hah, been here, done that! He laughs to himself, looking out the broken window for a moment, before he finally open the basement door and step inside, slowly going down the wooden stairs. Princesses voice, a disquieting collage of tone and personality, drags up the stairs, making him stop in his tracks for a few moments. A brief thought about turning around and leaving appears in his mind, but it disappears as quickly as it appears. He already tried turning around and leaving last time around didn't he? And now there's a wall around the woods... Well, no way to go but forward! So, with that thought, he continues his descent down the stairs, to the basement