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They have no homes of their own, but are drawn Tera Gold to relics and artifacts. Charitably described as covetous and torpid, kumases bully, bribe, or battle to get what they want—though they prefer bullying. Despite their appearance, kumases are incredibly strong and difficult to kill. Their magic and crushing physical attacks make them relentless attackers in battle.

Our efforts in Oblivion Woods have certainly put a dent in the population of things that seek to do us harm between here and there, but we'll have to hurry before they regroup. Setting out from the outpost, it isn't long before Everon and Amareth encounter a pair of peddlers beset by a flock of stonebeaks. Everon charges into the mass of birds with a well-placed Rain of Blows attack, unleashing a flurry of sword swings.

The moment the battle ends, the peddlers beg us to escort them to Crescentia. We accept but demand that they match our pace through the Tera Money darkening forest. They don't. Instead, they manage to draw the attention of every monster in the vicinity, cowering when attacked. This is actually a good opportunity to highlight grouped monsters. We've encountered gatherings of creatures before, but now they're really taking a toll since the peddlers keep "making friends" with one of them, pulling the whole group. Amareth makes good use of Mana Charge to keep her MP up between fights, running after the meandering merchants, while Everon uses his Battle Cry to stun the beasts for a bit of crowd control.




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