Solo Leveling Story Novels & Stories

His head lolled. "I can hear him," Leo mumbled, his speech slurring. "He's singing." "Who is singing?" I gasped, my lungs burning from the exertion. "The Architect," Leo said. "He's singing a lullaby to the Star. He's telling it to go to sleep." "We're almost there," I lied. We were maybe at level 50. We had 150 to go. "We won't make it," Damian said, stopping at a landing, leaning against the wall,

, and the scene was chaotic. But none of it was related to me. With a wry smile, I stepped off the stage and returned to the dressing room alone. As I looked at the flood of congratulatory messages on the trending topics, I suddenly felt exhausted. Maybe it was time to put an end to this relationship. I sent Luna a message. [Let's break up. I won't stand between the two of you anymore.] As soon as I sent it, Luna called me. I didn't answer. Instead, I ordered a car back to my rented apartment and started to pack my things.

I closed my eyes and waited for death to take me. Three years of torture were more than enough. Whether I never made it home or simply vanished from existence altogether, anything was better than continuing to live in this hell. Yet the agonizing end I had braced myself for never came. Instead, a completely unfamiliar notification rang out. "Ding! Unprecedented emotional volatility detected from the primary target! "Congratulations, Layla! You have successfully triggered the hidden main storyline—'The Groveling Ex'. "Kendrick's affection level has increased by 20%. His current affection level is 25%."

I looked at the violet tree I was building. "Is this the 'Real' world?" I asked the woman in the chair. "No," she whispered. "This is **Level 74**. And you're the only one who can 'Save-Game' before the power goes out."

At that moment, Blaze felt that he had suffered a blow. He had made progress in the nether realm over the years. He fought every day and initially thought he could reach his father’s height, but now, he looked more like an amateur than his brother-in-law. “We’ve arrived at the ninth level!” Alex said to Blaze, “Let’s pick up your mother first, by the way!” After identifying a direction, Blaze pointed to a mountain road. “Over there. My mom is the chief of a stronghold on that mountain.”

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.

Shared xp function works collectively, purchased skills will be levelled up at the same time. Laura read the explanation twice and threw her hands up in frustration. Thirty collective levels? It was getting harder and harder to level up because of how little there was to do at the apartment or at the shop. She could only help out so much when it came to cooking and because Tynan was doing well, she didn't need to comfort him much. Cleaning was just about the only skill she could still level up at a reasonable pace but thinking about needing another ten more levels to level the Internet Consultant skill made her head hurt. How long would that take?

There were also traps, which made it difficult to guard against. Judy could no longer withstand the pressure and broke out in cold sweat. “One step back for this one, and one step back for this one, right?” “One step back for this one, and one step back for this one, and then flip it beautifully.” “There are two traps in this level. First, add up the bridge, and then one step back for the flip.” “Beautiful. Very good. Continue.” A few people surrounded him and gave him advice. However, when they reached the twenty-first level, Willie stepped back and poured himself a cup of coffee.

Convel laughed as he got up and said, "I would love to see this new fighting style you are going to teach us." I said, "I can do that. The ceilings in here are higher, I'm going to have some real fun." Convel looked scared as I motioned for Conri to approach. I got to his ear and whispered, "When he looks comfortable, grab one of his ankles to distract him." Conri smiled and whispered in my ear, "You're making me want you more." I laughed and said, "I want you too. Let's wear these guys out so we can have some time for us." He smiled and said, "You sound like they're our kids. Kinda makes me want to put a pup or two in you." I waggled my eyebrows at him and said, "Who said I would have a pro

Dyna noticed Sophia's silence and asked again, "Soph, what level are you?" Sophia narrowed her eyes and gave her a gentle smile, "I'm level 108." "What?" Dyna was so shocked that she almost spit out the drink she had just taken in. "You're level 108? There's no level 108 in Peak, right?" Sophia looked at her seriously, "There is, as of last night." "Really? Are you level 108?" "Of course." Dyna couldn't believe it, "I don't believe it. I have to see it."