Dungeon Defense Novels & Stories

Applying that logic, he observed the creature's lack of movement, its communication with the anchor, and its focus on him and not moving towards anyone else. Aren identified the creature as "the floor guardian" from the back of the group. Kael remained focused on the creature, not taking his eyes from it. Professor Hale then asked Aren for clarification, saying, "Explain." Aren explained, "Chapter nine of the dungeon ecology framework states that high-depth dungeons with active probability sources can generate guardian-class entities. These entities protect the source node and are not typical monsters." He initially viewed this as theoretical until now. "It is literal," Cassia confirmed Aren

I would had made them let the servants stay if I didn't already know there was no real threat. I began running, making it to the hospital 15 minutes after the post office was reduced to shambles and 10 minutes after a bomb took out a small strip of stores. They were both located on the other side of town so it would draw most the warriors defending the city to those two locations. My mom found the dungeon hidden in a cave that was covered in foliage hiding the metal gate. Once she arrived she handed me a set of keys and informed me that the dungeon only had five guards posted close by. We could easily take them out and get in once Chris arrived.

It was truly a formidable defense. A smirk appeared at the corner of the guild master's lips, and suddenly, a large pillar of earth emerged beneath my feet, heading towards me as my defense was open. Reacting quickly, I took a step back, but it was futile. The momentum of the attack was faster than my reflexive retreat, and it was about to strike me directly. Swiftly, I positioned my sword vertically in front of my body, serving as a makeshift shield. The pillar of earth crashed into my sword, and the impact pushed my body back several meters. The guild master didn't give me a moment to regain my balance. A beam of light gathered above me, swiftly thrusting towards me. I immediately created

Now, he keeps me locked in this room, leaving me clueless about his intentions. My biggest fear right now is the monster I saw him turn into just yesterday and my gut feeling might be right that I'm not at all safe here. I shouldn't wait to experience it before I believe it. I should start thinking of how to escape from here and Collins. Clara. She's the only one who can help me now. She has always helped me in difficult times so she won't stop now. At least not on such occasion.

If I hid for a few hours, I’d clear the dungeon. There was no logical reason to get involved. But… “I… want to shut this dungeon down.” Ever since the Rose Manor incident, I learned something important: If every anomaly inside a dungeon gets neutralized, the dungeon collapses. No future players die there again. And besides—

I was still on the third floor! That was when the familiar mechanical voice echoed once more. “Congratulations, player. You have completed the previous dungeon. Due to your popularity ranking, you have now been recalled into the game. This dungeon is titled Hospital Horror. Please find the escape door within three days. Difficulty level: S. “Due to audience demand, previous NPCs and bosses will be assigned roles in this game. Their game identities are Dr. White, Dr. Jackson, and Mr. Winchester. I wish you a pleasant game.”

After their class, they would always go straight into their little backyard to master their skills. Between the two, Eleanor is the only one interested in combat. Her twin even asked their father to teach her some tricks using a weapon. Way back then, young Eleonna couldn't understand the purpose of what their father had taught to them, but as time goes by she slowly realized that the world they live in is too dangerous to keep your guard low. Especially when it comes to women that people tend to believe are the easy prey. "But are you familiar with those guys? I haven't heard about a fight happening in our neighbourhood for a long time."

I heard the scream again but it was coming from a particular place. It was the dungeon. I was curious so I continued walking towards the direction. The place was so dark and it had a cold aura which made me shudder in fear. I turned on my phone torch and used it to make my way to the gate but I saw two guards standing there. I smiled when a thought came to my head, I picked up two stones from the floor and stoned it hard in the opposite direction to act as a distraction for me to enter the dungeon. It seemed to work as the guards looked at each other and went in the direction. Perfect distraction tactics, I smirked to myself. I quickly entered the place.

"I know what you mean, but our place is secure against assault. There's a team of mercenaries guarding down there. Nothing will happen. "Get out of my way. I'm going out. I will come home earlier in the evening, alright?" Jeremy pushed the butler away and left the house. Seeing Jeremy's retreating figure, the butler shook his head helplessly. But he thought what Jeremy said made sense. The mercenary team was guarding the dungeon and was supposed not to let even a fly in. Little did the Winfreds know that someone was already getting into the dungeon they thought was heavily guarded and secured.

Annah simply pointed at the meadow which was just behind Celine. "Alright then! Let's go to the meadow!" The middle aged woman said enthusiastically. ******** The dungeon had a facade which was an abandoned big house with two floors... The place was heavily guarded and surrounded by six metal stall walls and also a barricade made with an invincible forcefield to keep creatures from trespassing.. It was More like a fortress and whoever goes in doesn't come out ever again which was why Nicklaus was wondering how Skylar was able to escape the fortress... It seems whoever came into the fortress undetected was definitely a demon..