He should thank me.Īs the dramatically appropriate rain continues, Alice and Jayred sneak towards the Gatekeeper, somehow not making a sound in full armour. Honestly, shooting the Gatekeeper with these will basically be a family reunion. That dead Grummite had a bow, so we take it, stock up on arrows that Jayred carves out of the bones of the Gatekeeper’s dead brother, and then dip them in the handkerchief soaked in his mother’s poisonous tears. It’s time to dress up like the girl in that daft Tim Burton movie. Even more fortunately, it happens to be a perfect fit. Fortunately that sword we looted from the dead adventurer came with a set of steel full plate armour.
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If I’m about to face the Gatekeeper with an ally as accurate as Jayred covering my back, I’ll need better armour than this blue dress, even if it is a rather pretty one I had to install a user-made mod to get. Jayred isn’t actually as good a shot as you might expect, because one of his arrows goes straight through Alice. Fearing that he might be about to recite some poetry at her like animal people usually do, Alice hacks off his head while her friend Jayred pincushions him with arrows. That doesn’t help this particular Grummite, however. Water strengthens these frog-men, so when it’s raining they regenerate health even while on land. We pinch those bones as it begins to rain, which is very symbolic of something or other.Īs rain pours down on the Isles, an amphibious Grummite crawls out of his pond. Lying in the grass are the bones of one of the Gatekeeper’s brothers. Oh, of course, bones! That’s what we’re here for. Between Jayred the hunter’s bow and the “I can’t believe it’s not Vorpal” sword Alice looted from the adventurers killed by the Gatekeeper back in part one, the skeletons crumble back into bones within seconds. With a name like the Garden of Flesh and Bone it was always going to be skeletons, unless it was zombies. Inside the Garden of Flesh and Bone, skeletons attack. It’s a odd place, even here on its outskirts where visitors who aren’t quite crazy enough to be allowed in straight away wait their turn – or alternatively plot to murder the Gatekeeper and sneak in.
An add-on for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, this is the domain of Sheogorath, god of madness. In part one of this game diary, Alice got tired of spending her holidays in Wonderland and Looking-Glass Land and wherever she went in those American McGee games and decided to visit the Shivering Isles. Alice’s Adventures In The Shivering Isles: Part 2
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