Dungeon Reset Novels & Stories

[Welcome, players, to the SSS-level horror dungeon: Office Tower Urban Legends. [Dungeon rule: Lying is forbidden. Anyone who lies dies instantly. [Starting players: Ten. [Clear objective: Figure out why everyone in this building lost their memories. Restore all memories to beat the dungeon. [All ten players confirmed. Seven days left until New Year's Eve. Clear the dungeon before then. [Have fun.] A cold, robotic voice crackled in my ear. I had literally just finished sending in a vacation request, and the next second, I got dragged straight into a horror game.

If he didn’t strangle me after such insolence, I wouldn’t need to be afraid to spend the night with him. The zombie called Zomzom was still waiting for us by the lair. His eyes flashed red in greeting. He did nothing else to mark our arrival. I was beginning to get used to his presence. Coming up to the dead man, Reive said darkly, “Go and catch a rabbit. You can choke it but don’t tear it with your teeth and claws. And don’t damage the skin. When you get back, guard the entrance again.” We went into the lair. I couldn’t help asking, “Why can’t he damage the skin? You want a new cap?” I was smiling broadly. Fortunately, the necromancer wasn’t bearing a grudge and smiled back.

I had to curl up tightly in the corner to try to keep myself warm. My mind was hazy and unfocused when I heard the basement door open. Someone walked over to me, knelt down, and reached out to gently stroke my hair. As the draft from outside drifted in, I caught a whiff of a familiar perfume. My mind cleared slightly, but I didn't open my eyes. The person sighed softly above me, then stood to leave. I instinctively grabbed her hand. Ignoring the abnormal irregularity of her pulse, I mumbled dazedly, "Caroline, I love you so much. Asking for a divorce wasn't what I truly wanted…"

“Hear that, Dad? The prince and the princess live happily ever after in the story. You’re not even a knight in shining armor. The best you’ll ever be is the villain.” “Yeah, yeah, sure.” My half-hearted response stood out against Kaden’s discolored face. “Mr. Simon Barone, you may now kiss your bride.” “Player, the exit portal is now open. Ten-second countdown initiating.” Amid the overlapping voices, Kaden’s eyes widened, and he shrieked out loud. He shouted the same way when the System went away the other day. It was a glitch that Kaden could hear the System, but it didn’t change the fact that I was going home.

Ding-dong! “Welcome, players, to the dungeon. Nightmare Entanglement. Dungeon Objective. Survive for 3 days. Dungeon Difficulty: SSS-level. Wish you all the best!” So I had never been a player. I had been an unawakened dungeon boss. Jack still lay on the ground, his chest rising and falling slightly. He clearly had not died yet. I lifted my foot and crushed his head with one stomp. Because the dungeon had triggered, the players who had entered the game with me would have to restart from the beginning.

ariel was doing his research on the dungeon, he discovered that there are 8 dungeons which discovered till now and 5 of them are captured already, two items own by ezine and two items are just selling in the back market but one of them is found by government, ariel and loriana find it, one is still lost in the black market. only 1 item is under government, and still, people are afraid, to use it because it takes price in return, I think that is why the government is afraid because of lack of knowledge. two dungeons are already discovered in their friend nation, which means he can easily go there and if he was lucky enough, then he can capture one, then he can fight in battle. it might that 1

---- everyone became speechless to what they saw after defeating the Red Large Serpent the monster has its own name! DARUGA! especially the grass farm was a dungeon! -SIDE DUNGEON (REPEATABLE): THE VOID EATER HAD BEEN CLEARED- -REWARD: LV2 DARK CRYSTAL- -YOU ARE THE FIRST ONE WHO CLEARS THE DUNGEON, ADDITIONAL REWARDS HAVE BEEN GIVEN- from out of nowhere a large dark crystal had been placed in front of the group "what the-"- John Carl

Alcina said, “As long as you have the Spiritual Valley Token, you can just walk right in. But if you don’t, you would end up in another space instead, that is extremely dangerous. Us two clans have used everything in our power and paid the price back then to get 109 tokens. But all we have left is 20 now.” “So what you mean is…” “The dungeon opens for a month, every cycle. When it’s time, anyone with the token would be automatically sent back out. However, if someone were to die there, the token stays inside along with their corpse.” “So that means we can still find more tokens when we get in?” “Yes, and if we’re lucky, we might even be able to take it.” Alex pondered and took out the rest o

"I hope this would ease your mind. You must be aware that your feet are causing you a lot of pain. "Running barefoot is impossible for me." It was awful enough having to run in boots with the heels taken off of them. He let her know that she would not be running anytime in the near future. There are still six hours left until our departure. You had better get some rest and dry off if you want to continue." Her throat became parched. "Six hours? How come it's already six o'clock? Where exactly are we? Is there air to breathe?" Yes. There are many different sites of ventilation located throughout the caverns.

I glance around desperately for any sign of Logan stepping forward, any hint that this is part of some trick, some test, some play I can manipulate, but the room is empty now, the music distant, and I am completely alone with the men guiding me. The basement door looms ahead, heavy, dark, a shadow swallowing the light around it. The guards push me inside, closing it behind me with a final, resounding thud that echoes in my chest, and I stumble forward, my back hitting cold stone. The darkness is thick, almost suffocating, and the damp smell of the dungeon fills my senses. Panic clawing at my throat, I press my palms to the rough walls, realizing the trap I have walked into too late.