Jack Jensen is a middle-aged nobody who lives a lackluster life in an even more uninteresting town. Having sampled every job the small town of Merrill, Wisconsin has to offer, he has excelled at nothing but growing his beer gut and his luxurious curly, chestnut brown hair. His life is one of unrealized potential and lack of direction.
Things change one morning when his brother, an Army Major, lands his helicopter in the parking lot of Jack’s less-than-profitable gaming store in a desperate bid to thrust the perennial slacker into the role of saving the country, the world, and even more unlikely, himself.
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His keen hearing picked up the faint sound of rushing water from the small underground stream that occupied the left part of the enormous space. As he crept into the large room, light emanating off the strange glowing moss and sparkling off the stalactites, he heard other noises, and his spidey sense began tingling. The last time that happened, he’d had to fight the basilisk.
He stealthily made his way to the statue of Dobby, using the little goblin as cover. Peeking around it, he noticed a large creature sitting near the river’s edge. It was probably ten feet tall, with golden eyes and a large beak on top of a green-shelled body. Its large body ended in wicked-looking talons for feet. Instead of hands, it had long, sharp, hook-shaped appendages. It sang to itself in a deep baritone as it gazed into the river, sitting next to a large pile of discarded crab shells. Jack listened closely and realized the language was also Undercommon, although a slightly different dialect from the earlier goblins. Leaning in closer, he listened to the unusual lyrics.
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