Upon closer examination, Bob saw that this 'goblin' was covered in warts, and had gnobby knees and elbows. He decided it was one of the ugliest things he ever saw.
"Do all the gobling look like that?" Bob asked Indigo, while poking the decapitated body with a stick he found on the ground.
"Yeah, pretty much. But the ones that walk around armed, you have to watch out for. They're stronger than the unarmed ones, the ones you could probably kill." said Indigo. "Come on, let's get that flour."
So the two walked father west, until they came to a giant, three-story windmill surrounded by wheat fields, as far as the eye could see.
"Go get some grain, Bob. Then meet me at the top floor of the windmill." instructed Indigo.
"Great, manual labor..." groaned Bob.
Bob walked over to a wheat field. Since he had never done this before, he had no idea what to do. So he just bent over and yanked a large clump of it out of the dirt.
'Oh boy. I hope I did that right...' thought Bob, nervously.
He glanced around to make sure no one saw him, and headed over to the windmill. Once inside, he noticed that there was a giant vat, with a chute that came from the ceiling. Off to the side he saw a ladder, which he climbed. On this next floor, he saw a giant stone, that looked like it was used to pound the grain into a fine flour. He spotted another ladder, and climbed it.
"Hey Bob, over here!" shouted Indigo from the otherside of the room. "See this trough-thingy here? This is called a hopper. You just put the grain into this, and pull that lever over there. Then go back to the ground floor, and scoop out the flour into your pot."
Wordlessly, Bob did just what was told to him. With the new pot of flour, Bob felt like he had accomplished something great, and beaming, followed Indigo back to Lumbridge.
"Ok Bob. Now to get the egg and milk, we are going to have to go to the other side of the river. Watch out though, goblins are right by the bridge.
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