Solo Leveling Lite Novels & Stories

Maya cleared her throat and said, "Jack, Cindy is gravely mistaken about me. I don't know why she hates me or treats me the way she does but I am confident that I can win her over. I really need you now Jack and if I have to become friends with Cindy for her to finally see that I'm harmless, I'm willing to do it. Please convince Cindy to become friends with me. We can all go out together tomorrow. We can play bowling in our favorite sport. I promise that I will use that opportunity and make Cindy like me. Jack please, convince Cindy for me because I have no other choice left."

"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.

Ara POV: "Do you accept your first mission?" "Absolutely not," Ara said out loud, to empty the air, in an empty lot, like a completely sane person. "No. Who even are you? Get out of my head." The voice said nothing for a moment. Then it said, pleasantly and mechanically and with absolutely no regard for her distress: "Designation: LUS. Level-Up System. You have been selected as Player 001." "I don't want to be selected," she snapped. "I didn't apply for anything. I have a plan. My plan involves leaving this city and not dying in a river this time, so if you could just—"

I made sure I was entirely focused on what I wanted my life to become, if not for anything, for Jane. The room smelled faintly of polished wood and something citrusy, like someone had wiped the place down minutes before I walked in. A standing microphone sat in the center, a keyboard off to the side, and a long mirror stretched across the wall; because apparently, singing wasn’t just about your voice. It was about everything. “Shoes off.” I blinked. “Sorry?” Coach Smith didn’t look up from the notes in his hand. “You heard me. I need you grounded, not performing for the floor.”

"Mines a stegosaurus and he eats plants too. His spikes are used to protect him." "You're smart, you know that?" I say and Lily nods her head. "My teacher told me I was smart yesterday. I added eight and nine. It's seventeen!" Lily exclaims. "I think you're smarter than me," I reply. "I didn't even know that." "I'll teach you," she says with a shrug and I can't help but chuckle. "But let's play dinosaurs first." ————————————————— "Alright Lily, it's time for Mr. Cutler to leave," Charlotte says as she ticks her pen into her pocket.

“Mates usually know when they see each other. They can’t sense it before.” “I know. But I did.” Logan growled. My brother sighed. “Why are you angry?” “She can’t be my Luna, Andrew.” Logan said. My heart broke. I hugged my knees even tighter. I felt warm tears running down my cheeks. Nothing hurts like your mate’s rejection. “What? Why?” my brother asked angrily. “She is a child.” Logan said. “She is not strong enough to be a Luna. I need someone stronger.” “You are kidding me, right?” my brother yelled. “You are going to throw away Goddess’ gift because you don’t think she is strong enough?!”

And it must be urgent based on how they were shouting. “I’ll see….” I started to say goodbye when Katrina disappeared. They must have forced her awake. I frowned when August disappeared right after her. “Fucking hell, people! Can’t even let a man say goodbye?!” I grumbled, slumping onto the bed and pulling the map out. “Maybe I can get through this level solo.” I pondered, looking at the door.

A young girl who seemed to be only a young girl novel inquired to "Of course! I've signed up, the competition will start tomorrow, so it's good to go and have some fun," Lilith rested her chin on both hands and looked at the bloody sunset, the current Lilith was also a peak intermediate level magical swordsman without the transformation state, so how could she not go to participate? "It says ten slots, but it's really only seven" the Vino girl sighed slightly "Why?"

"Dig in!" Felix, still rubbing the sleep from his eyes, mumbled a sleepy "Morning, Mom," as he reached for the maple syrup. Luna, always the early riser, greeted me with a bright "Good morning, Mama!" and dug into her cereal. Gina, being only four years old, remained quiet but couldn't help but giggle at the sound of her siblings chatting away.

I remember now. "Aren't you that lone player? You really think you're all that, playing solo, don't you?" "I'd much rather be solo than carry your dead weight." Uriel clicked his tongue in amusement, cocking his head arrogantly. "Just as I thought. How fucking sad. Do you really think you're at the top with a few bars of experience? Or that it means anything elsewhere?" Uriel scoffed. "It means nothing. You have nothing." Erin raised a brow, taken aback by the lack of discipline in a rather mature looking person. Even Uriel felt like a rebelling child, but his brain gushed out anything and everything like word vomit. "I could beat you in mere days, for the fun of it. Tester, bet. You probabl