After the war, the kingdom was filled with celebration and cheers. Ignell and his team were granted a special audience with King Arthur at the palace in the capital city of Eridan. The palace was a grand building made of white marble and adorned with golden accents.
As they entered the palace, they were greeted by a grand hall with towering pillars and intricate designs on the walls. Ignell felt overwhelmed by the opulence of the palace, as it was his first time visiting it.
The team was led to a private room where King Arthur was waiting for them. He greeted them warmly and thanked them for their service in protecting the kingdom. King Arthur then presented Ignell with a medal of honor and a scroll, recognizing him as a hero of the kingdom.
Ignell was filled with pride and happiness, but also felt humbled by the recognition. He knew that he couldn't have achieved this without the help of his team and the skills he learned at the academy.
After the ceremony, King Arthur invited Ignell and his team to a feast in their honor. The banquet hall was filled with delicacies from all over the kingdom and was attended by nobles and dignitaries from far and wide.
Ignell couldn't help but feel overwhelmed by the lavishness of the feast, as he had never experienced anything like it before. He was grateful for the opportunity to see the palace and meet the king, but he also couldn't shake off the feeling of unease.
As the feast went on, Ignell overheard a conversation between two noble guests. They spoke of a growing danger that threatened the kingdom, something that was even more sinister than the recent goblin attacks.
Ignell knew that he had to investigate this danger further, and he confided in his team about his suspicions. They all agreed that it was their duty to protect the kingdom and to unravel the mystery that threatened it.
With a renewed sense of purpose, Ignell and his team left the palace and embarked on a new adventure, determined to protect the people of Eridan and to ensure the safety of the kingdom.