Dungeon Breaker - 19 - Everything Goes Wrong
1Previously, in Dungeon Breaker:
Aspiring monster tamer Alec and his childhood friend Tina have traveled to the capital to visit Tina's older sister Karen, an accomplished monster tamer. The city has its share of interesting characters, including Claíomh, a frighteningly intense young woman who runs a weapons shop, and Leen, a cheerful young woman with wings--that she insists aren't real--who runs an item shop. But while they're here, Karen's patron, the "forgotten princess" Celsia, has suggested they go training in some ruins in the area that Karen has been investigating.
Along the way, Duke Bastarche, an enemy of Celsia's, has been causing trouble, along with his advisor Jade and underlings Gail and Sorsha. Furthermore, after some confusing events deep in the ruins, Tina's ears are now pointy, like those of a mysterious woman who keeps helping them in the ruins, and Alec can learn skills from her, like he does with his monsters.
Meanwhile, monsters have stolen a weapons shipment meant for Claíomh and retreated into an area humans can't enter, so Alec sends a party of monsters into the Monster Wilds in pursuit. The area resembles a hedge maze, and has a number of marked "Battle" spots in addition to the usual random encounters. Although most of these are just unremarkable ordinary battles, one of them has the goods. Returning the stolen goods to Claíomh expands her inventory, though she's apparently overcharging.
Additionally, assuming that Devilin has demanded ten tomatoes and that number has yet to be collected, they have a fairly high chance of dropping after battles in the Monster Wilds.
With a tail cap and a crop of tomatoes secured, Alec is able to learn skills from Devilin and Twintail. Devilin is as playful and Twintail as tsundere as you'd probably expect.
I'm also taking notes to keep a running log of events and characters, though note that there may be spoilers if you haven't watched the most recent video: http://kwhazit.infinityfreeapp.com/trans/breaker/dngBrkr1.html