What indeed?
Head for a town.
Now that you can switch to your human form at will, you won't have to worry about turning while in a village. Ilimia presumably doesn't have that ability, but hero werewolves aren't met with as much hostility as NPC werewolves. Some people still attack them, but she's at much lesser risk than you. Overall, your chances of getting in and out of a town alive are higher now. And you also got a bit of gold from the bandits, so it might be a good idea to stop by a town to buy some goods. Because now you can actually use goods.
"We're going to find a town," you say and sheathe your sword in the scabbard that magically appeared by your hip when you equipped the sword. "Not the one we were at before, a more high-level one. And there, we are going to buy whatever we might need that we can't get from killing people. Give me your map."
Ilimia attempts to reach into her inventory until being reminded that she can do no such thing. Oh, right.
Now what? Wait for her to turn human, or travel without a map?
You come into being as a low-level monster, the kind heroes chew through like popcorn. You know the drill, whether you're a player yourself or an artificial intelligence, and you're sick of it. You set out on your own quest: to defeat the heroes at any cost (or at least be an epic boss somewhere down the line).
Updated on Mar 13, 2026
by Witmann
Created on May 11, 2015
by Cantalope
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