A Monster Who Levels Up Novels & Stories

If it is on level two now, there is no telling what we would be up against. “We can start leveling up and collecting more material. Since there are a lot of tree monsters, the biggest material we will obtain is wood. It will give us a chance to build on our home more.” The fact that Luka was already saying it was our home, I had this overpowering urge to smile and perhaps even squeal a little, like a little schoolgirl. Keeping my composure, I nodded my head. We started walking through the forest, looking for monsters to fight. On this level, as far as I knew, there wasn’t a safe place, like a town. I did know that we should be able to find non-playing characters and initiate quests. I wished

Eventually it got up, and I gasped, taking in all the air I needed. He helped push me up, and I rolled onto level ground. The monster was there, coming towards me, with its mouth open, ready to thrust its tongue with me. The tongue came lashing out, and I threw myself onto the floor, rolling away from its strike. It raised the tongue again, and I knew I'd be too slow to get up, and dodge. Fortunately, Lucas was already out. He raised a really large rock, and hurled it at the tongue. The rock pushed the tongue to the floor, and landed hard on it, making the monster screech.

As expected, I saw the village chief looking for Martin and me with a hateful expression on his face. I nodded at Martin, who stood on the other end of the trap, before walking out of the corner. The moment the village chief saw me, his expression warped heavily. He slumped to the ground immediately, soon growing eight legs from his body. His legs began scraping against the ground loudly. "I found you!" The village chief wore a creepy smile on his deranged face as he approached me rapidly. My heart kept racing from behind my ribcage. Even though I was wholly prepared for this moment, this was still my first time facing an actual monster. It was inevitable for me to feel nervous.

Her heart ached as Elizah turned her gaze out the window. "I’m sure the perpetrator wasn’t Liam. The police caught the wrong person, Julie. I don’t want to live like this. They let the real perpetrator walk free while Liam is imprisoned!" Elizah’s voice was heavy and filled with anger. Julie fully understood her sister’s feelings but could do nothing except try to calm her down. Julie fell silent, recalling something: "monsters." Yes, Elizah screamed "monsters," meaning there was more than one perpetrator. "Monsters. What do you mean by monsters? Did you feel there was more than one person?"

I said as I threw myself back on the sand. “I am never wrong darling. You are capable of so much more! You just need to…” She turned to look at Koa, “What’s that term kids use these days? Level up?” Koa nodded and Selene turned back to me, “Yes that’s it! You just need to level up.” “What do you mean level up? This isn’t some video game. At least in those if I die, I can respawn and try again.” I mumbled. “I mean, you need to learn to work as a team and not take the whole world on your own.” She said calmly.

His fangs elongated, his eyes turned dark blue and his nails became crawls. "Anu no."mother screamed and started to cry. "What's happening, how can someone change to a lion? Is he normal mother?" I asked with a worried expression on my face, I was shaking and shocked too. I couldn't believe that the same handsome man has changed to a lion and everything happened before my naked eyes." "Mother let's run away. He might feed on us please."I said while running to the door but something I didn't know stopped me from stepping out of the house.

The young man's eyes had widened at the sight of the grinning giant with the split face. "I-I don't know what you talking about…" He had stammered, eyes not able to leave the sight of the monster before him. Christopher knew that his eyes had gone cold at that moment when his smile disappeared. "Well sell it somewhere else, asshole. And give me your name. NOW!"

Also, she will always be grateful to him. "She should have thought of that before coming here," a customer said in anger. At this point, the green pearl was struggling to take over, and Emily hated that she was not with her brown leather scarf. Should she lose control, everyone would see that she is the monster that the pack is looking for. "Yes, I could tell that she has been looking for a means to escape without having to pay," another concurred. "Sir... sir... kind mister, I promise to pay by the end of the month. I will receive my paycheck, and I will bring it over immediately," she pleaded in tears.

Crash! Crash! Their backs smashed violently against the guard wall behind them. Pain shot through their entire bodies. The impact knocked the breath from their lungs. "What the fuck, System?! What kind of monster is this? Why didn't it die even after I shot it in the head?" Ivy asked inwardly as she quickly climbed back to her feet, Darren doing the same beside her. Ding! {This is a Level Ten monster, Host. The others you have been fighting and considering dangerous are merely ordinary Level Two monsters.}

“Good. At least you understand the language now.” He leaned closer, so close that the ash from his cigarette nearly brushed Noa’s collarbone. His eyes didn’t blink, didn’t soften. They devoured. “Monsters don’t love, remember? We devour. And I told you last night ” He crushed the cigarette out on the nightstand without breaking eye contact, hiss sharp, “I’ll consume every piece of you until nothing is left but me.”