Level Maker Novels & Stories

Celeste said. Remy put a hand to his chest. “Wounded.” Aki snorted. Riku shook his head. Celeste ignored them all and looked at Cassandra. “The point of Level 1 is not power. It’s recognition. We’re teaching your magic how to identify itself.” Cassandra blinked. “That sounds complicated.” “It is,” Celeste said. “But not impossible.” She lifted two fingers, and the display changed. A new title appeared at the top of the screen.

Leveling Manage System Chapter 1 : Prologue-Loading Nature engine falls with the acceleration of a meteor, downtrend to Zon village. Tink! System process, target 100% lock, success. State panel release. Talent : 0 Leve Xiao Wan raise up from bedtime while looking at the panel, this is must be an imagination, sweat like a flood all of the physique, so much information received, comfort to himself, "I can be powerful without cultivation, simply create a potion from few herbs to upgrade my level."

Finally, the male lead became a cold man after taking revenge on her whole family. Ava placed down the screened story and dazed. 'I see... it's an E level stage' There are 7 stages of hardness. From A to G and the longer you are in this game the harder the level will be. You can spot the level at the end of the story. Ava let out a big breath. She didn't want to play the game but, this character is too pitiful. Ava learned that even if she is in a “game” this is real and she can feel it. If she fails the mission, her soul would be gone forever. Her eyes switch onto the mirror. A reflection of a red-haired girl appeared face to face. "Yui... At the end of the story, you will be the happiest c

He did not have the strength to have a soul enlightenment. “I won’t waste my time talking nonsense with you. Pick a difficulty level—there are seven of them. The easiest one is level one, and difficulty level seven is exceptional. In fact, I don’t even have to ask you this. The most you can do is stay in difficulty level one, probably lasting as long as somebody finishing their tea or a joystick burning.” He lazily stood up from his chair and picked up the formation jade strips in front of him, adding a couple of runes that Fane did not understand on the jade strips.

"You’ve got some insight, little girl, but you're still a little off the mark," Adrian said playfully. Annoyed, Eloise replied, "What do you mean by that, old man?" "We need to start with the levels," Adrian began to explain, "Do you know how many levels there are?" "Even a three-year-old knows the answer to that. It's Body Trainer, Foundation, Golden Core, Level Eight, Integration, and then Void Abyss. Beyond that, who knows," Eloise rattled off, finding the question childish and almost laughable.

Jana asked. "Twenty. I only finished ten levels but my rank shows I've finished twenty missions." She smiled with pride. "That's something, right?" Jana gulped. "How... how did that happen?" She needs that too! "My Ai has that cheat for me. Every system has their own cheat for their users. Each system is different from another. No one has the same." "What?!" Jana's mouth formed an 'o'. "Your system can make you..." "Advance plus 1 with each level. That means I will be out of this game soon! After finishing all its requirements."

Her tone turned eager as she stared at his face. "My dad's Lionel Motley. He manages Level One at Ark One. I'm Penelope. Who are you? Why haven't I seen you before?" Liam didn't answer her question. "How many managers does Ark One have? One per level? And who lives where?" "We've got five managers total, one per level," Penelope rattled off. "Levels One and Two are for regular people. Level Three is for elites. Levels Four and Five are for base management and the big shots."

Amist Caroline's surprise, Severin produced a second-grade medium-rank pill with a wave of his palm. "This pill can help you break through to level five warrior king, but that's about it. You won't be able to reach level six with this. Making a breakthrough of two levels in one go isn't easy, after all."

"Wait. I know this map layout. This isn't a procedurally generated dungeon. This is a 1:1 scale digital replica of the old manufacturing district down by the Rust Belt." "We scanned the real-world geometry to build the level," Vance nodded easily, leaning back in his chair. "The players love real-world accuracy. It makes the game feel grounded." Kara leaned over Ren's shoulder, looking at the objective markers. "The enemy density here is insane. There are hundreds of Scourge NPCs flagged in these old warehouses. What's the bounty?" "Ten million standard credits," Vance said quietly. The room went dead silent. Leo practically choked on his own breath.

My earlier confidence wavered. “How do you even calculate points?” I asked, my curiosity getting the better of me. “Target training has one hundred levels,” he explained. “Each level gets progressively harder. Once someone completes all one hundred levels, they reach one hundred points. That’s how it works.” I nodded, trying to wrap my head around the idea. A hundred levels? And I had to reach at least ten? This was going to be intense. “Let’s begin with level one,” he said, his tone brisk. “Choose a gun.”