Thaddeus Feron'ir

This is my section in this here scroll. My story begins on a ship, riding to an island that was said to have large treasure, but large dangers... I assume those dangers weren't living, but rather the mountain itself, Hogumoro Peak. I searched it anyway, delving deep into the inner workings like a rabbit visiting a predator's home. I went deep, to the point of the stone being replaced with a tougher material, one that the locals back at my home called "deepslate." This was a large mistake, however, as I didn't heed the warning to stay at this layer, and I went further in, finding a more meat-like substance coating the walls. It was blue, but a darker blue, like the depths of the sea where the dead men lay their bones. I thought it was simply a sort of moss, but I couldn't have been more wrong. I went deeper, noticing glowing lights, but the lights came from this substance. Upon touching the glowing section of this substance, it pulled me in, and I ended up confused, soulless, in a vast world made of more blue, meat-like material. I started exploring, seeing as there was nothing I could do, and found more people, but with more technology than I even knew of! I saw things from spears made of stone to projectile weaponry more advanced than the usual flintlock; they called them guns. After making up a crew of about 5 people, I went on my way to explore more, allowing them to follow, planning on maybe letting them travel on my ship. Nora, the most brutal one of us, could locate creatures hiding in the ground of this vast world and impale them before they could even come up and attack. Using this skill of hers, we continued without a need for food. It hurt us for a while to keep eating these creatures made of this material, but soon it stopped hurting, rather healing us instead. Finally, after locating a giant pair of jaws, with people falling inside looking like mere dust specks compared to it, we located a crack in the ground, and I jumped in first. I don't know what happened exactly, but I didn't come out human, I found myself in a different cave system covered in the same material, but was greeted by what I will call "The Entity." The Entity told me that due to my escape, I was being punished; my soul returned but fused with that of an amphibian creature he called an "Axolotl," which made me something different. He offered to let me make up the name, but I was unsure, so he made up the name "Axolian." The others came out as well, also appearing a mix between aquatic creature and human, but they didn't seem phased, must have been through a lot in there.