Dungeon Only I Can Enter Novels & Stories

“Mr. Darius? Our boss?” “Uh… yes,” I said, nodding quickly. The first guard sighed. “Miss, this is the headquarters of D.D. Enterprise. We don’t just let random people walk in. Everyone who enters needs a password or an ID badge. And we don’t recognize you.” “Right, I understand,” I said, trying to stay calm. “I’m not a staff member or anything.” The other one tilted his head slightly. “Then are you here on business? Maybe from another company?”

THADDEUS POV I was enjoying just spending quality time with my mate when I felt a pressure in my mind. I opened my link only to be hit with irritation. Sir? Yes? There is a problem down here at the dungeon entrance, that we need your help with. I groaned. What kind of problem? A hysterically angry she-wolf. I’ll be right there. I shut the link then kissed the top of my mates head. “I gotta go down to the dungeon entrance.”

The troops grew even closer as Nya skirted across the open space toward the rise in stone where the doorway to the staircase protruded from the flat walkway. Reaching the barrier, she tried the knob and found it locked. Slate signaled for her to stand aside and then used his brute strength to force the door open. With a nod, she entered the dark stairwell, Slate right behind her. In front of her, she saw nothing but darkness--save the glowing, round white spheres that could be nothing other than a set of eyeballs. “Zans!” Nya cursed, wondering what had gone wrong. They weren’t alone after all.

Only a few knew the exact location. A maid took me to the entrance and I asked her to go back. I followed the steep stairs down until I got to the entrance of the dungeons. The two guards bowed buy when I wanted to pass through, they blocked me. "The king has instructed that nobody should be let into the dungeon for the meantime" "Well he knows I'm here" they looked at each other. "We'll have to confirm before we let you in" "Are you trying to say I'm lying" "N-n-no"

Luna saw a turtle with a mushroom growing on its back walking by her feet. "So this is the dungeon of Ichpochtli!" Byeol said, remembering the name of the dungeon, eyeing the bizarre space. "Well, guys, let's get going. The only way to escape a dungeon is by defeating its boss." Byeol started walking the trail as the other two followed behind her. "But there's a problem. Even after we defeat the boss, no one here can be accepted by the Mystical of this dungeon because none of us are void of magic." Luna brought up a crucial point.

All these people scurrying around to their own destination made the journey to room 3254 quite the battle to get through the halls. Now infront of me stood a white door, equipped with a silver handle. I didn't even realise it, but my hands are quite clammy with my heart racing against time. I suck in one of the deepest breaths I've ever inhaled and just as the door pops open, the cry of a baby triumphs. "It's a baby girl."

a Head size indestructible crystal slaps in the center in between the Signboard and the Entrance. This 3 important thing was the indicator/alarms that show the status of the dungeon, there's 4 stage of a dungeon conditions, stage 1, where the crystal show no color, it means the dungeon is safe and contained. Stage 2 the crystal will emits a blue light, which means the dungeon contained a large amount of monster but still in a safe margin. Stage 3 The Crystal will emits an orange light whilst the entrance and the signboard will show a some crack, this means the dungeon was currently flooded with monsters and the dungeon is struggling to contain it. And Stage 4 The Crystal is broken and so is

Zach said and Phil breathed out again. "Can you tell me?" Phil asked and Zach gave him a look "Like I said before, I am handling this mission by myself and I will not tell any, and again the dungeon that he is been put in no one is allowed to enter inside it except me" Zach said his face unnerving making Phil to nod and look away.

I ran through the park, and over the bridge, past the training centre and the hospital, and into the woods beyond the training field. I didn’t realise where I was heading until I was standing in front of the big iron door that was set into what looked like a random nondescript building in the middle of the woods. It could have been mistaken for a utility building, but I knew that wasn’t the case. This was the entrance to the underground dungeons. I knew that as soon as I pressed my card to the reader that security would have been informed. I didn’t care. The reader buzzed red, and I stared up at the discreet camera, waiting. Less than a minute later, the reader buzzed again, this time green,

No one dared to challenge the nobleman’s decree, but he knew there were many among the crowd who were already scheming and thinking of ways to keep the most valuable treasure for themselves. He knew though that there had to be a countermeasure in place for that and the Adventurer would be busted and stripped of his rank if caught. The Dungeon’s dangers were one thing, but the greed and selfishness of the Adventurers around him could prove just as deadly. “This barrier will remain in place until everyone is inside. Once it drops, the Dungeon will seal itself, and there will be no turning back. You have one last chance to back out until you're done. Those who enter must be prepared for anythin