Previously on the Adventure Zone, she pulls out a flyer and it's really gaudy. It is advertising

in big colorful block letters, a place called Wonderland. On this flyer is an image and it is,

in fact, a grand relic. As the flyer says it's the Animes Bell, my journey through Wonderland was

hell. I wagered 20 years of my life in a game of chess in Wonderland and I lost. And then an

arrow comes in and hits that goat head. And with that the chimera just instantly falls to the ground.

Dead. You see a few people, you see a half-elf man who is kind of gruff. With him you see a wood elf,

you see a kind of scrawny human man who is no older than like 20 years old probably. He is

Lord Artemis Sterling, the ruler of Neverwinter, and the most powerful man in the world.

What will our boys find in Wonderland? Well, this art's called the suffering game, so

nothing great. It's the adventure zone.

Are you guys good? Are you guys ready to be whisked away?

Whisk, whisk, whisk. I have a little concern. Why is this art called the suffering game?

Don't worry about that. Don't worry about it. What's in the box? It's like when you call

a big guy tiny. You know what I mean? A little guy baby. It's really the celebrating game.

That's exactly right, Dad. Okay, I feel a little better now. I've been concerned.

No, you have nothing to worry about. At the end of the last episode you encountered

these three people. You see a half-elf guy with a big old longbow, dressed in peltz,

with a short, shaggy beard and dark red hair. There's an elven woman with a dark purple hair,

and she's got a gnarled wooden staff and the same sort of pelt armor. You see Lord Artemis

Sterling, the lord of Neverwinter. He's holding a shortbow, and he's standing behind the two elves.

He's dressed in this this finery, and he looks at the three of you, and he says,

I need a voice for this boy. He says, oh, use the king from Hamilton. That'd be good.

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