Dungeon Diver: Stealing A Monster's Power Novels & Stories

She can clearly read him at that time. "Not this time, Steel. Where is he." It's not a question but a command to him to say where Dominus is now. Steel stares at her first, then sighed afterwards, he needs to tell her where he is right now so she would trust him again to take her out. "Dungeon," he said. Ivory's eyes narrowed towards him, and then made her path quickly to that place. She knew where exactly it was, that was the place where they put her, but there is a frightening creature there, the head of the place, father of Dominus, who owns everything in the place where they are at the moment.

In his eyes, if a thief stole neither money nor women, then there was nothing else that he could steal. “What if I told you that I’m here to steal children? Are you willing to cooperate with me?” Storm asked gently. “Are you taking us for fools?” Jenson felt insulted and snapped back at him. Storm shrugged. He had a look of helplessness on his face. “Alright then, looks like both of you little runts are not going to listen to me. Then I’ll use my ultimate ability.” Storm removed from his shirt pocket a pendant tied to a red string. He held one end of the string and the pendant fell in front of Jenson and Baby Robbie’s eyes.

Helga sighed. “Do you often see Dhampir’s with extra abilities?” Achilles asked. “Not often but, it does happen occasionally of course, I’ve never know it to give someone an extra marking though… Seraphina is a very strong Dhampir already, its fascinating to see her channel her powers without using incantations, I suspect that awakening her Dragon has strengthened her powers further and maybe even awakened unknown abilities. Has she spoke of having dream visions in the past?” Helga asked Achilles.

The door cracked open and Sabrina opened her eyes, then walked inside. Sabrina’s eyes sparkled at the treasures in front of her. She’s certain that the dungeon is unexplored or no one must have been able to find the door. What caught her attention was the floating staff in the center. The staff she was looking for. The odd thing was the staff was calling her name and felt a powerful force pulling her forward. She walked towards the staff while her gaze fixated on it. She held out her hand slowly to grasp on the staff and when her hand touched the staff, a blinding light appeared, causing her to close her eyes. When she fluttered her eyes open, all she saw was white and her jaw dropped while

The secret of surviving a Monster Tide months was simply make sure the Dungeon around you does not break when the Darkness Veil happened, that way instead of facing an overpowered goblin with crazy buff, you only have to face a weak goblin with a mental deprived buff which you can defeat by simply digging a hole in the ground. Of Course this fact were only known by me and Aeternum Higher ups. It was actually from the research by 'My Clan' @ the High Human Ancient civilizations, Since the Magic Eye Observer come to my control, the High Human Archives becomes mine, combine with T.A.S AI capability, Aeternum were the only country that possessed almost every knowledge on Fantasma. It's also one

Firing towards me. I shriek as the shift takes over. My legs fuse together, my talons erupt and webbing forms. My gills split across my neck. I dive further down. “I, queen Asteria, the first siren, call my power to me. I invoke my power, the power of the sea and storms.” I throw my arms out at my sides as lightning pierces the water and hits me. I throw my head back and scream. I open my eyes and smirk darkly. The power rolls through me. I am grabbed from behind. I lift my tail and hit the diver. I turn and shriek as I grab him and bite into his neck, ripping his throat out. My talons ripping him to shreds. Blood fills the water as I swim fast and attack the other divers, leaving nothing bu

Then, her dying in my arms. Her blood on my hands. Her voice calling me... monster. A burning vengeance ignites inside of me, and my eyes snap open. "Impossible—" they murmur. I inhale, and the restraints tremble. "Get away from me," I snarl, my healing ability kicking in. The blade clatters as my chest pushes it out and my restraints crack. My captors stumble backward. "He's regenerating! Stop him! Stop the frequency —" Too late.

There were men and women, voices filled with anxiety and fear. Someone reached out to touch me. It wasn't Kael. It was a softer, warmer touch, checking my eyelids, my pulse. "The Luna is in shock, her heart rate is dropping rapidly!" "We need to stabilize her spirit immediately." "Quick, get the moonstone elixir!" "No! Her wolf is going dormant!" What happened? Were they talking about me? Is my wolf, Selene, dying? I didn't know. I only felt my eyelids getting heavier, so incredibly sleepy.

She winked at me before returning to her focus. Dang! These things keep on coming one wave after another. I really need to think a way to destroy that umbra stone. “Just snatch it,” Mammon segued between my thoughts. I was taken aback by his suggestion. He has a point. Let me try using stealing magic. I snapped my fingers to activate a spell but nothing happened. I snapped my fingers again but still, my stealing magic won’t work.

Looking at the thing that is waiting to rip out his throat like it’s an old friend come back from an ugly war. I flatten myself against the cave wall, heart pounding so loud I can taste it. Kalen’s hands tremble, just a twitch, then go still. The Rogue—God, I can’t even call it a wolf—doesn’t flinch or snarl. Kalen lowers himself to one knee. He doesn’t break eye contact. Not for a second. He opens his arms, palms up, and hugs the monster, wraps his arms around its neck, and pulls its ruined body close.