Acquiring Talent In A Dungeon Novels & Stories

++++++ The five children looked to walk away from their palace, known as the Monster Slayer Guild headquarters, in the early morning when the ceiling of Fort Forsaken's artificial sky appeared to be a bright blue with white clouds. This morning's activity on the fortress's first floor, known as the Dirt Floor, had indicated crowds. Nearly all people who lived on the Ground Floor and were monster hunters and warriors flocked to the Forsaken Fortress Association to ask for admission to the Dungeon. Of course, you can do this by paying a set number of hell stones. There is no such thing as a free lunch, is there?' Nawa stated as they waited in the courtyard of the Association's Ground Floor rep

Golden only thought about finishing the Quest, and the Quest ended, rewarding him. Golden's [Magic Latent Talent: Lowest grade] became [Magic Latent Talent: Low grade]. There wasn't any doubt about that as Golden revised the Innate Talent Menu to confirm it. He never thought that upgrading an Innate Talent would be that easy, even with his age it should be significantly more difficult than that. Golden realized that the Quest Menu's nature was completely different from the other functions. The others gave him information, which was extracted from his body and soul or from the knowledge he recollected.

Like I was living off someone else’s life force. > It’s the dungeon, Ria whispered, suddenly back. > What do you mean? I asked, ignoring Selene’s presence. > This dungeon was built during the time of the Elders, when mythical creatures ruled. It was designed to hold beings with strange powers—those who went berserk. The magic of this place keeps its prisoners alive even without food or water. I don’t think they even know that. Otherwise, they wouldn’t bother feeding you. There’s no way the Blue Crescent Pack had something like this. Only five packs were ever linked with the Elders closely enough to be granted one.

I knew that the boss was going to be the King Centaur, which is why the area is enclosed the way it was. It was just like a fence that would keep horses in, except it was much taller, and we couldn’t see over it. Even if I flew up to peak over the fence, I wouldn’t be able to see anything. This game was designed to not allow players a chance to see inside a dungeon and get an unfair advantage. “Sounds good to me.” Luka shrugged.

However, not many people entered this place, as this dungeon had designed itself to attract bigger prey, mostly anything that was a giant monster. So when the Dungeon detected that an enormous dragon with a powerful aura came flying towards it, it couldn't help but feel joy. How long has it been since a big prey had come directly into its abyssal maws? And it contained so much power! The Dungeon Core could feel the overflowing mana within this entity… it was decided, the dungeon will try to do everything it can to kill him! If the Dungeon Core can manage to get its hands into the corpse of such a being, and quite possibly its soul too, it could absorb it and gain enough energy to rank up and

Zephyr and his crew were running for the underground lake, and I could see them with my eyes through the ground. I was planning on waiting for them to bring out the riches and then taking them. But I knew I had to do something when I overheard them use the word "dungeon." The discovery of a new dungeon. For doing so, the system would always give me a prize, and I have still received many of them. Nevertheless, I've always found it to be helpful. Like acquiring a talent rank-up card or learning a new skill, but most importantly, I wanted ownership. If I uncover a dungeon, the system will reward me with dungeon ownership if I kill the dungeon's boss.