World of Quest

Accompanied by Graer, Prince Nestor fights off the Kalamity Brothers on his way to find Quest; Quest, Nestor and Graer are in search of Gatling who knows the whereabouts of the Dagger of Way when they are captured and thrown in prison. They need to work together to escape a prison that turns out to be inside a living creature.

Quest, Nestor, Graer and Gatling find a group of talking rocks at the bottom of a stream that offer to take them to the Dagger of Way; Quest, Nestor, Graer and Gatling find the stone tablet map that points to the Dagger of Way, but it's accidentally destroyed in a cave-in.

Quest, Nestor, Graer and Gatling meet Anna Maht on their way to finding the first of five swords. Anna wants to join the group but tries a little too hard; Nestor hurts Way's feelings when he blames her for leading them off course and into a swamp. When Gatling goes to bring Way back, the two of them walk into a trap and are captured by Lord Spite.

In order to activate the Fire Sword, our heroes must take on the most fierce monstrous creature The Croca-Doodle-Doo. This dragon-like monster has plagued the nearby village for years; The search for the Fire Sword leads our heroes to the Tournament of Punishment where the sword is offered as part of the prize to the winner.

Quest, Nestor, Graer, Gatling and Anna help rescue a prophet who's being pursued by soldiers from the kingdom where he fled; Anna Maht is arrested and tried for practicing magic without a license. Quest, Nestor, Graer and Gatling have to find a way to free Anna before she's forced to walk the plank and jump into the Lake Where the Creatures Go Urk.

In search of finding the secret to activating the Fire Sword, our group must pass through the Crater of Mockery where voices coming from the surrounding walls can hear their thoughts and turn our heroes against one another; Quest and the group must pass through a mining town run by Mr. Jim to reach the next sword on their list, Water Sword. But Mr. Jim has no interest in allowing strangers onto his property, at least not for free.