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Murin and Ocker still find themselves in the Orion's cave of secrets. Orion watches from their bunker room as the pair debunk all of their traps. They've been pretty lucky up to this point, but what lies further in the cave may be a bit worse then an awkward dancing fawn.

The looming eyes of Orion follow Ocker and Murin through their first challenge. Heading through the digital cloister will be no easy feat though as Orion has more then a few tricks hidden up their sleeves. Like, a really cute moth that will inevitably distract Murin and become the new mascot for the entire campaign. Oh no!

A mysterious pink eyed Orion sits in their office watching security monitors for hours and hours, what a true gamer. A sudden phone call from Valen demanding that Orion not meddle in the games at hand seems to have little effect on their plan in the situation. Meanwhile, Ocker and Murin learn more about the Dome and how there's a sick new trading card game hitting the streets. Will they catch them all or will they be banished to the shadow realm?

Murin and Ocker gather up their belongings, say goodbye to their weird little egg babies to head out to the next location, the Dome of Knights. But, before they ended up probably stranded, alone and helpless in the middle of the desert, they decide to hit up Vi and Buck for supplies. Buck tips them off to the leader of the Dome, Orion, an elusive leader who seems to have a knack for being a bit of a drain. 

Ocker and Murin just can't seem to escape the calm and relaxation that is the inner sanctum. Good thing there's no adventures they need to go on or anything. Taking advice from Valen, the two head towards the local shops to gather some gear before making their way to the Dome of Knights. But not before they discover a cool little fact about their new found pet Jeremy. 

After the mania that was Narrengarten, Murin and Ocker return to Valen's Crystal Castle for some well deserved R&R&R...or maybe just R&R. We catch up with the other contestants to see what monstrosities they've run into and if anyone has any answers to whatever Valen is planning here. Ocker ventures out on his own to try and get some answers from Valen while Murin finally gets the reward he's been pining after for 5 minutes. 

Pillow has finally been vanquished, the town has been saved and he would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for that obnoxious tiny ratman and his level headed bird companion. With Alma free and pillow's relationship with Junior rectified, the team head back to Narringarten to asses the damages and see if Kringle is still open for business.  

Murin really needs to learn how to read the fine print on a flyer, or just how to read at all. With the first obstacle out of the way, Murin and Ocker must contend with the other contestants and make their way through the next two challenges. Shouldn't be a problem, after all they are the most cooperative, well mannered, communicative and handsomest couple in all of Shamshau...

Let's Duet breaks from it's regular scheduled program to bring you something a little bit different. We're turning the tables and flipping the lids on the formula and switching up roles for a fun little one off session...that is now going to be two episodes. This story takes place in the past with our two heroes finding themselves slightly burned out from adventuring and in need of a nice break. Murin finds a poster in the town square detailing a nice little retreat for weary adventurers. How nice of him!

After finally finding Alma there's only one more person to track down and deal with...Pillow. Murin has the bright idea to head straight into the void and get the inside scoop from an old friend. Ocker stays to defend Alma and ensure that everything would be alright...for the most part

Barnaby finally gets his wish and is reunited with his mother. Ocker gets his wish and helps Barnaby reunite with his mother. Murin gets the brother he never had Jeremy. However, the moment of fruition will soon pass as the trio have other immediate danger in front of them. One shaped like an over bloated marshmallow. 

From one terrible room to another we go. A deep dark red hallway is the least of our worries, has anyone seen the cool bonelike trim on the door at the end of the hallway? The boys are gonna need all their dexterity to navigate the cluttered floors of this haunted hallway. And who knows, maybe they'll meet some new friends along the way. Maybe one that will give a helping hand.