Stories Like Solo Leveling Novels & Stories

Some were able to fight with close-range attacks, but most stuck with long-range, either by magic or bows and arrows. “That would be awesome. We wanted to do this alone, but we realized that we need help. We had to team up with other members before, but no one wanted to team up with us when we reached the third level. Some players have already moved onto the fourth level.” Lisa spoke this time and I noticed how soft her voice sounded, as if she were very shy in real life.

All I saw was the final boss' face shift through a range of emotions. Finally, a flush of crimson colored his face. After a long pause, he asked, "Why are you the only one who doesn't have to pick a role?" That was when it hit me. Out of the 21 players, I was the only one left single. Feeling a little down, I pulled out my phone and noticed that the countdown screen had changed. A new task appeared on my phone. "Congratulations, you've unlocked a special quest: Journey of Wishes. Raise the affection level of all four bosses to 100%. Complete the task, and you'll receive a one-time SSS-ranked skill."

Her job was unfinished, and she planned to finish it. “Non Aura Users do not have the advantages that Aura Users have, but because they focus solely on raising the power of their bodies to the extreme, they are vastly dangerous weapons as well. They, unlike Aura Users, have seven levels. These levels are called the Star Levels and warriors are graded from 1 Star to 7 Stars. I would not talk much about that because it is better to see it than to be told about it. All I would say is that there has been no new 7 Star in several years, and few have been able to rise to that position in history.”

Whenever I felt unwell or needed someone by my side, I always ended up getting through it alone. Now, Zack's actions made me realize that only the incapable ones would keep complaining. Those with real talent could handle all the work and still take care of their mate. After the meeting, Zack received high praise from the alliance chairman. When I saw sincere respect in everyone's eyes, I finally felt like I had made the right choice. I finally found the true Alpha for our pack. When I was getting up, a sudden wave of dizziness hit me. I collapsed. "Carla!"

I'm not alone anymore, and goodness does it feel fantastic. So this is the final part of "Alone" and I can't believe it's over. It's the longest book I've written but it's also been so fun to write. I'm sorry to keep waiting for the updates. And thank you all for the patience, love and support!

What the hell… Colin's eyes went wide. Up above, Hayley watched, a faint smile tugging at her lips. She had boosted the entire base's combat strength twice through system rewards. On top of that, everyone had been steadily enhanced through the evolution serum. Level 3 was the starting point. Now, all frontline fighters in her league were at least level 4. Elite fighters like Derek had already reached level 5. Liam and Milo had even broken into level 6. That kind of strength was unmatched anywhere in the world.

"Alright...so we both go in, beat his ass then console our men when they come home angry, that's the plan?" "Yes, that's exactly the plan." "Then I guess...I'm in." "Thanks...been wanting to level up for a year now, but couldn't. Hopefully after this, I along with other women get the chance to evolve." "Hmmn..." Celia stepped closer to the fields, going from level one to two and then to level three. A fight was going on, seeming to have just started, but it wasn't Alex who was fighting...two idiots; their stance wasn't even correct.

With fear that built each time I recalled. Shut my eyes. Tried to sort my head. Piece it together. The vision laid out a future. A possible one. Where I fled. Where I blanked myself. Where I ditched everything to hang on. But it showed more. Showed what hit when fighting solo. No pack. No partner. No backup. Maybe that was the core takeaway. Not that it was locked in. But that being cut off spelled doom. That lone wolfing it led to ruin. Maybe Lila tossed the vision as a heads-up. Not on what would hit. But what could if I picked wrong.

“We build Level 1 first.” The words settled into the room. Not Level 100. Not a full master branch. Not some impossible pinnacle that only mythic bloodlines could reach. Level 1. The beginning. Kayo leaned back in her chair with her ankle hooked over the opposite knee. “That feels suspiciously sensible.” Remy, standing near the side wall with Aki and Riku, made a face. “Don’t compliment it too much. She’ll hear you.” “I already did,” Celeste said.

Elia followed suit and sat down on the floor, extending her hands and knees. "We nearly made a mistake," Eliza murmured while staring up at the dungeon's ceiling. Perhaps if there had been a blue sky, she would have felt better. "It's all fine. We fought against thousands of unique-rank monsters and hundreds of disaster-rank monsters. I don't think any other gang of four warriors can do that." Elia laughed. A shadow fell across her face, and she noticed Sia staring down at her. "I leveled up two times," Sia mumbled, appearing to find it absurd.