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The Labyrinth of Freedom
An underground maze rumored to hold an item that could be used to break any enchantment, no matter how strong. Whether the person had been turned into a slime or were trapped as a slave under a dominance collar, this item could return someone to their original form, mind, and soul. There were many properties that were ascribed to this item but the tales varied wildly. Some say it kill any alien it touched, others say that it could even bring the dead back to life. However, no one who entered the Labyrinth has found the item. Most never returned. Those who had spoke of fearsome beasts and devious traps.
However, there will always be those who seek such legendary items. Even if it did not exist, the unfortunate adventurers that did not escape had had items that were worth their weight in gold. Just finding them and escaping for the maze would bring enough wealth to never have to travel again. Or, if the wanderlust proved too much, those items could be used to bring the seeker to greater heights and allow them to search where they never could have before.
This story opens with another intrepid adventurer. Though the citizens of a nearby village had warned her of the dangers, she had not been dissuaded. Finally, a guide offered to take her there. Money passed hands and the guide took her to the entrance of a cave. Then he lit a torch and led her past dead ends and branches that were filled with nothing but toxic air. As they got near, she saw the walls of the Labyrinth for the first time. They were made a solid metal, though she could not identify it. The guide gave her his torch as he lit another. He mentioned that he would be coming back once a week for one month. If she never appeared, it was assumed that she was another one lost to the maze.
As she entered, the maze split into three paths. One kept going straight, one left, one right. The passage to the right had light spilling out from around a corner. The other two had no differences as she could see.
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