Grimrock Level 3 Novels & Stories

The river was ahead, black and rushing under the moon. I reached the bank. Looked back. Two wolves now, Genesis fighting both, blood dark on his fur. Then a third appeared, behind him. I screamed his name. He turned, just for a second. The third wolf lunged. I didn’t think. I grabbed a rock from the bank, big, heavy, and hurled it with everything I had. It struck the wolf’s shoulder. Not hard enough to kill. Hard enough to stagger. Genesis finished the first two, fast, brutal, then spun and tore into the third.

“That’s the point.” I lifted the stone to my chest, closed my eyes, and focused. Just like Father taught me. Just like Mother encouraged. Just like destiny demanded. The stone grew colder. The air thickened. The forest went silent. Then— A low growl echoed through the trees. I opened my eyes. Three figures emerged from the shadows, moving like smoke — tall, ragged, wild. Their eyes glowed faintly, their wolves barely contained beneath their skin. Rogues. Real ones.

Well, they’ll learn we’re a tougher nut to crack than they think. Liam’s wolf growls as one of the rogues swipe his side, leaving superficial wounds. Midnight barrels the enemy to the ground, clamping down on his neck and suffocating him. Another rogue jumps us as we’re occupied and tries to do the same to us, but we let the one dying go, rolling off of him and throwing the rogue off our back in the movement. The rogues jump to its feet, joined by two friends, and they growl a warning. Midnight growls back, moving so he is back to back with Liam’s wolf. The remaining rogues circle us, their eyes crazy, foam at their mouths. One jumps too early, and Midnight swipes him under his belly, deeply

it, Mizuki held me back. We need to wait a little longer before we can retrieve the stone. If we get it now, you won't get your wolf and we won't become full Grimlock. " She said to me, So I pulled back my hand and just happened to look up and see a hole in the roof of the chamber. I also saw moonlight coming through the hole and followed the lightbeam and found that it ended where the moonstone was. It was at that moment that I knew what I had to do. It was almost midnight and the moon was starting to phase into the great full moon. I began to walk towards the altar where the moonstone was located, and as the moon moved closer to the hole in the roof, a beam of moonlight was moving along t

Zyric answers, stepping inside the logs instantly. "The Grimfen camp arrived at Moonhollow Ridge with nothing but raw mud on their pelts," Vickon commands, his deep voice carrying a low, dangerous vibration that makes my lower lips twitch with a sudden, wet warmth. "Exile their bodies right now, and make sure their paws leave the exact same way they came, stripped of every single piece of forest meat."

Those were only the step before it. Riley leaned back slightly, eyes unfocused as he ran the numbers again, not rushing, letting the logic settle properly instead of forcing it. He had enough materials for four real attempts at that level. Four chances. That wasn’t enough to rely on luck, which meant he needed consistency—at least fifty percent. Otherwise he’d burn through everything before getting a single result worth keeping. Three percent per level. Forge bonus. Hammer bonus. He let the numbers settle. “…level ten.” That was where it became viable. Not safe, but viable. Achievable, but not quickly.

"Everything within 50 miles is my territory. Who would dare send you to an Alpha's house to steal?" The Rogue fumbled in his shirt with trembling hands and pulled out a small pouch. I opened it, and inside were several spirit stones of mediocre quality. These stones weren't top-grade, but they'd fetch decent money on the black market. To a Rogue, this was a fortune. "A woman made me do it!" The Rogue rushed to deflect blame. "She's from Blackrock Mine. The woman's legs are crippled, but she's pretty hot. She said she was the lady of this house and bad people had ruined her.

I walked to the front door and looked at the five faces standing on the porch. “Alpha,” they said in unison and took a knee in front of me. “Rise and state your business,” I said as they got up and the first man bowed his head at me. “My name’s Liam and I’m answering your call,” he said to me. Liam was a bit shorter than Slade with blonde hair and pale blue eyes. He looked like a Zeta and I could see that he took training seriously.

Not only that but the coat also gave Leo a chance to change it into any type of clothes choice he wanted but it had only one use, Leo without even blinking decided to go for a long hoodie so the Coat changed its form to a long black hoodie just like Leo wanted. Next he decided to pick up the Skill Rock, skill rocks are small rocks that fit in your hands and to acquire the skill one has to break it with their hands and as it breaks they receive the skill and its information. Skills were divided into 4 ranks Basic, Rare, Advance and lastly Legendary. Basics were White colored where Rare were Orange Advance were Blue and Legendary were Golden. Leo took the Rock and applied strength in order to

But no, the dungeon was not moving. The monster was the dungeon! [Reached innermost part of the third floor] [Threat Level: Instant Death] {ICE GOLEM- DISASTER RANK}