Dungeon Critters นิยาย & เรื่องราว

The enemy wolves were 28 without counting the boss, while David had 50 at his disposal. However, even if he almost doubled them, he knew he had a tough fight ahead. His team consisted of 20 Plated rhinos, 10 Blood rats, 10 Bone squirrels, 5 Tunneling worms, 4 Soldier ants, and Skeletor. He favored agility and stealth for the ambush, instead of going with more bulky fighters like the beetles or the snails. Also, he didn't bring any golems to the fight, as more numbers would most likely get them caught.

On the screen, JJ opened the door, and they crept into the dark tunnel. It was on the side of a mountain and they’d had to battle untold numbers of dwarves, werefolk, and magical constructs as they climbed the narrow track through snow and battering winds. “Slow,” Dianna whispered. “Remember the trap.” She didn’t need to whisper. The monsters hiding in the dark on the screen couldn’t hear her voice, but this was a momentous occasion, and it felt only right to whisper.

“So... everything is black. It’s like we’re in a cave or something. The ground is a little bit more like compacted dirt than rock, but it’s still jagged and can cut you. I sliced my hand earlier just getting up. Jamie healed it, so I’m fine. I hate to say it, but thank goodness he’s with us. “The cave walls are also sharp and jagged, and so is the ceiling. There are these long tunnels that all come together in the middle, and there are passages off to the side. There are all kinds of crazy creatures in here, too, and none of them are very nice. So far, we’ve been fine, able to fight them off. They shriek and howl while they’re coming, letting us know an attack is headed our way. We have plen

They were still a good ways from it, but none of them wanted to find out how long it would take before they were in danger. "At least we don't have to try to figure out which way to---" Doll pointed behind Guru just as a clawed lizard-like hand closed around the blonde tom's shoulder. He looked up beyond that and saw several icky-looking flying creatures. Having never seen demons in his life, except for furry and friendly Lexi, Doll had no idea what the monsters were. "What is that?" Guru cried out as the creature tore through his jacket to rend flesh before it gave off an unpleasant chuckle and flew over all their heads to a place past where Hades - the furthest one from the crumbling part

I yelled at them. “Exploring the dungeon.” Principal replied. “…I was dragged in,” Dómr answered. “Big brother…!!!” Restia suddenly yelled. “Look…!” “Huh…!?” Looking inside, I saw a large goop of fire crawling out from the entrance of the dungeon. Its bright fire lit up the cave. “What is that thing…!?” “Oh… that, if I remember correctly— that thing is called a Flare-Eater. Anyways, help me kill that thing.” Principal said leisurely.

As soon as Damien reached the outskirts of the dungeon, he slowed down, his heightened senses on full alert. The thick, musty air hung around the dungeon, and the scent of damp stone and decay made his nostrils flare. He crouched low, careful not to disturb the silence, as his keen nose worked through the myriad of scents lingering in the air.

“What kind of creatures?” Dorian replied, his eyes narrowing as he recalled the reports. “Murkbeasts, primarily. They thrive in the dark and often hunt in packs. When fueled by resentment or fear, they become more aggressive. They’re drawn to individuals like you, Eliza, those who possess latent power. They’ll see you as both a target and a prize.” The uncertainty wrapped around my heart like a vice. “Latent power? I’ve only just begun to touch the surface of my abilities.”

Very reassuring. “Do they have any weaknesses?” I asked. “Yes,” said Jespert, “they have a terrible sense of humour. Don’t let them tell you any jokes.” I wasn’t sure how knowing that would help, but knowledge is power, I guess. “Any other creatures down there?” It would have been nice if it was just a nice, long empty tunnel from A to B, but how likely was that? “Rabid moles? Giant worms? Balrogs?” “I’ve never encountered any, but it is possible,” said Jespert.

A total of ten haven built and still ongoing with each one holding many of mystical creatures for traps and protections. The sparkling stones switched off within the tunnel the snarling creepers were coming from for some unknown reason. "Release the creatures!" Dryad's uncle said, immediately the two hunters on the walls hit the bottom of their spears on the wall twice, suddenly, eight large stony wild canid with their body glistening formed out from the walls growling as they landed on their four feet facing the direction of the snarling creepers sounds then with one whistle from Dryad's uncle they immediately charged inside the tunnel.

If fell heavily to the ground with a loud thud as its tongue lolled out signifying that it had met his end. Lira was beside him, her shield raised to block another creature’s attack. It was unlike the dungeons that they previously fought in that it wasn't spacious making it a tight squeeze to fight in. They had to be careful because of the possibility of knocking themselves out on the walls of the den. Though it wasn't high, the den was quite long getting more narrow the further it went in so they stayed by the entrance awaiting the various monsters that came at them. ~FWOOSHHHHHH!!!~