He finds this well endowed one first, but warns her that he expects her to quit showing the mortals what they desire and re-locate the bow she had been using at the time she was frozen.

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Chibithulu escapes with his life and turns the enemy's minions into kindling.

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The next minion is certain, and appropriately awaits outside a location selling spirits.

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This minion confuses Chibithulu. Is it one minion or two? He spends his time considering the answer, and falls asleep.

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He dislikes the warm greeting this minion offers, and spends time explaining the difference between luring and giving comfort.

He wonders if the smaller one is better suited for his instructions.

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Only half of this form is minion, the Deep Lord discovers. He takes a brief moment to dream of being larger. Giddyup, whaley.

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Secretly he wonders if the thing upon its head is really the brain.

The Deep Lord finds it nicely disturbing that  a creature that fells wood is trapped in wood.

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Yet another wood-feller awaits instructions. Chibithulu takes great care to explain the fate of the forests, promising the twisted creature that serves him much wealth in lumber so it may continue its mad practices.

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Chibithulu pauses in the lap of another seductress minion. This one also shows demon blood in her mutant form. She is the last he must pass instructions to, save for one... the invisible beast.

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The Deep Lord finds it impossible to find the invisible beast... as it is invisible. He locates the trail, but it vanishes as well.

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Chibithulu discovers an abandoned craft and earmarks it to be his personal yacht. He just isn't sure he can get a sailing jacket and cap in his size.

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