Ass

I had worn one of my Mothers underwear again not because I wanted to show off but simply because the rest was in the laundry right now and quite honestly this underwear was a-lot more comfortable to wear.

Clearly misunderstanding he not only lifted my skirt this time but even had the gall to lower my panties. I trashed this was clearly crossing the line but it seems to hardly stop him as he placed a kiss on my ass making me die of embarrassment inside and then continue with his usual butt massage.

I felt exposed feeling the cool air of the evening and his gaze that was most likely lingering on my privates. His rough hands now far more vivid without a single layer to protect me.

The men knowing I was a nun held back thankfully but it seems seeing an ass sticking out of a wall everyday was too enticing to just leave alone.

I didn’t even look back at the entrance and hurried along the moment he lifted my panties back up and rolled down my skirt once again. I was too embarrassed to even get angry.

With my current low level of lewdness nothing too bad should happen without my consent but this was clearly beyond the level of humiliation I could endure.

Worst of all he slipped his letter this time in between my asscheeks as I ignored his last one.

Putting it aside I speedrun the ruin this time around wanting to be done with it. Only a handful of pathways remain and my luck this time not being as bad, I had finally found the main chamber. It was an opulent room with both murals and carvings likely being the bedchamber of someone high ranking. Adjacent to the room were both a prayer room and a small library.

So I decided to explore the library first.

Most of the books had turned to dust after centuries of neglect but 2 still kept intact. Clearly different from the others. One was a skillbook I didn’t even now was here as the last time, during my first run, I didn’t know of skillbooks yet and hadn’t check the library as thoroughly. It was a positive surprise. And thankfully wasn’t something lewd this time around.

Opening the book it glowed for a couple seconds before I received the notification of learning a new skill.

Guiding light

Guiding light shows the caster the route to the nearest exit.

So if someone got lost here he could get out by learning the skill.

I didn’t need it right now as I have kept marking the tunnels with arrows leading outside but it was still nice to have especially later on. The were a few more labyrinth dungeons and having a spell to show you the way out would make exploring safer. I wonder if you could block one exit and it would lead you to another? That was worth a try later on.

I could have learned this spell from someone else later on or bought the skill book at an auction but it was still a welcome surprise.

As for the book once it stopped glowing it turned to dust. I could have sold a skillbook for a couple gold coins atleast. Through it being a priest spell it would have been harder to sell as you needed the faith stat to learn it, it was still a precious item and a useful spell especially for adventurers.

So I didn’t regret using it as there was neither a place to sell it here nor anything that precious to buy. The monastery would likely give me a finders fee but I doubted I would get something better than the skill book itself or even close to the amount it was worth. I didn’t doubt the Abbot she would likely let me keep the book even if she found out but anything exchanged at the church the church would usually get the better side of the deal at-least until your reputation with them was high enough.

When I activated the skill a mote or light started flying towards the exit and would likely pop out or existence once its job was done.

Not needing it right now I cancelled the skill and took a look at the second book. This one I knew of as it was in other ruins as well. This book showed you the location of other places in the area where ruins could be. More accurately it showed trade routes between temples and smaller settlements which don’t exist anymore. It was filled mostly with what this temple requested and traded in. Similar to the monastery wine seems to have been its main export as it traded wine in for daily necessities.

I had seen some wine barrels in storages but time had made the wood rot and the wine spoil even if it hadn’t evaporated long ago.

Still the book was worth looking into later on as I had definitely not explored all the ruins and had actually skipped many of the beginner dungeons. Being able to simply load an old save I didn’t have to worry about dying and could go to more dangerous but also far more profitable dungeons early on.