Hidden Dungeon Only I Can Enter Novels & Stories

Hunter nodded and then hugged his daughter and said “If you need us, you call we’ll come by as soon as it’s okay to leave. If you end up at the clinic, you call either way.” When she was gone Damon asked, “Who is Gambler’s Tempest?” Hunter explained briefly and Damon said eyes wide “You’re staying here at this event, over seeing if that foal is, okay? Hell, Hunter that damn foal is a miracle to begin with.” Hunter nodded and said, “You’re right but their gone now, I don’t have a ride.” Damon smiled and said “Yes, you do.”

Although I may be a mighty demon right now, that's only for a few months! Anyhow, I am not sure what this individual has seen... it's possible they aren't aware of the location of the entrance. Then, as I looked back to where I came from, I suddenly realized that the humans had never discovered how to access the inner dungeon. The entrance was there in the form of a portal, however, humans are unable to see it or even enter it. The soldier walked right through the portal but nothing happened. Do you mean humans can't get inside the inner floors?

"Everything isn't about love at the moment. If I don't act, Seven in one pack will fall and stupid love cannot save that. I l.. like Beatrice but I need Tahira, I will go to her when all this is over. A huge monster just appeared from nowhere and a lot died, I can't risk that with Tahira. Don't ever try to stop me!" I warned and left her side when my dad called me back. "Wait Aiden! There's a secret passageway to the dungeon but the way can be very tricky so it needs extreme care. If not, any mistake might destroy the dungeon." He says and stands up tipping his chin with his fingers as if in deep thoughts. "Go to the back of the dungeon where there are no doors and trace where you see crafte

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,

And so I stirred to movement, marched down the passage that led straight out of the palace and into the courtyard. To everyone else, this is just the control room, nothing more. However, there’s a hidden button out of sight and when clicked, a part of the wall pushes in to reveal an entrance into an elevator. I went inside and the elevator took me underground, where beneath the said control room lives a dungeon that housed an important asset of mine. I wouldn’t call it a dungeon because she has everything she needs down there, she’s just not fit enough for the world yet. But to her, this might be a prison.

I asked him with a derisive look on my face. "Um, because I'm on your side..." He replied. "There's a secret underground lair at the palace compound, near the treehouse. I discovered it one time when I was playing, so I converted it into my hideout You can access it through the sewer tunnels, or from a hidden hatch under a statue in the compound. The best part is, no one knows about it, so you can hideout there for a while." It seemed like good news, but then, how can we be sure it's not a trap. We didn't know this guy too well, so how can we trust him?

Curiosity piques within me, but I swiftly avert my eyes, not wishing to draw any attention to myself. Leaving the hallway behind, I make my way towards the elevator that will transport me to the lowest floor of the mansion. With each descending floor, the atmosphere grows heavier, as if the very air holds the weight of secrets and hidden truths. The elevator doors open, revealing the entrance to the dreaded dungeon.

Currently, we are standing in front of the dungeon entrance we're about to enter. Its location is beneath a tall cliff. The dungeon door is three meters high and two meters wide. At first glance, it appears to be a regular cave entrance, but the guild has determined it to be an underground dungeon based on reports from an adventurer who discovered it first. The entrance is covered with dense shrubs, and wild grass grows around the path leading to the cave. It's difficult for us to approach the dungeon as there is no established footpath. This location is truly untouched and unexplored.

"Well? Everyone else introduced themselves. Why didn't you? Got something to hide?" I tapped my forehead lightly. "Oh, shoot. You're right. I got so worried that everyone might be thirsty that I totally forgot my turn. Anyway, my name's Cheryl Hewitt. I'm just your average office worker." The five of them traded confused looks, then hurriedly asked, "Have you ever joined a horror dungeon before?" I shook my head. "Nope." Verda immediately snapped, "This is a triple S-rank dungeon! How did you get here with zero experience?"

The walls here were thicker, reinforced with old wards beneath the stone, and the entire area carried that annoying Blackthorne habit of hiding three secrets behind every normal-looking door. The pull beneath my skin suddenly dipped. Down. I stopped. The blood trail did not continue forward. It vanished into the floor and I stared at the stone beneath my boots. “You have got to be kidding me.” My wolf sounded amused. “Underground.” “I know what underground means.” “Then why are you standing there?” “Because there is no door.” I looked around. Nothing obvious. No staircase, hidden passage or a conveniently glowing Blackthorne symbol inviting me inside. Dax had apparently decided that if he wa