The Hidden Dungeon Only I Can Enter Light Novel Novels & Stories

We all turned our heads to the door when it suddenly opened and I stood up after seeing the man that entered our room. “What the hell?” I heard everyone laugh at my reaction, which made me frown. That man smiled at me after closing the door. “This is the first time we met, Lady Asper.” He slightly bowed his head for a while and looked at me. “As you can see, I am Karyu’s twin brother. Just call me Dash, the owner of The Hidden Passage.” “Oh.” I was about to offer my hand to him but he immediately shook his head and hid himself behind Karyu and Schlain.

Thankfully, he could use his illusion magic to make the guard appear just like him. He had to go out before someone found out the missing guard. “Can you show me the way out?” “Sure, of course!” his face beamed innocently. “Don’t tell anybody about this. Someday you’ll understand.” The young prince nodded. He held his hand, and they climbed up on towering stairs. Their ascent was long as if they had just got up from the deepest part of the earth. Airoh realized he was contained in the deep dungeon of Argia’s watchtower.

Only those who knew the secret of the hidden passage could reveal the path to its heart. Luka's ambition had birthed this subterranean sanctuary, a labyrinth of tunnels and chambers carved deep into the belly of the earth. Guided by Thor, his loyal right-hand man, and Light, the enigmatic beauty who had once been Ardolf's lover and mate, Luka had harnessed the skills of craftsmen and the dark arts to bring his vision to life. The walls were adorned with intricate patterns, a mesmerizing blend of ancient symbols and modern technology, all working in harmony to conceal the presence of this hidden lair. As Luka and Light left the room, Athena was left alone with her thoughts. Hours turned to da

“But—“ the eldest councilmen began but I didn’t allow him to speak farther. “That’s enough for today!” With that being said, I stood on my feet walking out of the room. I could hear gasp behind me, and mumbled sounds. The only sound that was visible was the voice of the eldest Councilman trying to stop me from leaving. I ignored him and headed back to mansion and when I got there, I went straight to the garden which was the entrance to the hidden dungeon. When my legs crossed the entrance my face darkened as I set eyes on Axel.

Liam asked sniffing the air for a distinctive smell which proved Leon's words of an underground prison, "I smell nothing," Leon however ignored his words and turned his gaze to Aslem, "Is he in here?," "Yes." He quickly replied, "Just below, the office is a secret dungeon where Jared hides the bodies of his victims," "I'm certain dreymon also hides in there," He muttered to himself. He hadn't noticed the dungeon until now. However thanks to Asher's faint smell of blood he could sense his presence beneath the office. It also explained why dreymon's aura was like a ghost. Undetectable by him. The fucker had kept his presence hidden in the dungeon the whole time.

After deliberating on it for a bit, Kirou finally opened his mouth, "Reya, tell me, was it really a coincidence that you found the entrance to that hidden dungeon?" Reya was struck silent for a moment before she spoke up again, "No, I didn't actually find the dungeon entrance by accident. Its coordinates were a quest reward I got for a quest I did recently." Hearing her words made Kirou release a sigh before turning to Navi and asking, "And Navi, wasn't your quest a C-rank quest when you got it?" Navi didn't say a word but nodded to confirm Kirou's thoughts. Hearing Navi's response caused Kirou to release another breath, this time it was laced with a bit of frustration that both girls notice

Goo and Aiko teamed up at first but because Kalli was good at betting on the color game, Aiko decided to leave Goo and allowed Kalli to use her money for the games. “Look at you! You lost all my money to games now you go to Kalli. You brat. Miya, com’on! Let’s team up.” Miya laughed at him and went behind Kalli. “Look at these girls. You want me for free ride, free food, and free games. But you can’t even give moral support.” “Okay, okay.” Aiko held his arm, “Let’s go watch the show over there.” It was really crowded but they were able to squeeze themselves between shoulders to go near. The show displayed people in spirits' and demons' costumes and there were blazing fire dancers.

She went shopping with some of the girls. "Let's search the dungeons." I told Astrid and walked out. If I wanted to hide someone, I'd have keep them in a place nobody knows about. I let my feet lead me, or rather my wolf which seemed to be getting more and more restless with each passing minutes. "What about this?" Astrid questioned, "That's a dungeon." "One of the deadliest. It's the wolfsbane dungeon, even you can't survive long down there without an Alpha blood in your veins."

he said, and was gone. The door clicked shut. Only then did I let myself exhale shakily, ribs burning. I eased to the edge of the cot and caught my reflection in the wall mirror—just a flicker, but enough to make my stomach drop. My face had softened for the span of a blink. The illusion snapped back, but sweat needled my spine. Injury weakened the weave. If it failed at the wrong moment… if anyone saw… I lay back and stared at the ceiling until the lamps blurred. The Maze of Elements had tested more than strength or speed. I had survived it. But keeping my secret through the next trial might be harder.

He wasn’t walking into this underlevelled anymore, and that alone settled something in the back of his mind, and importantly he got the homing shot back. “Good enough,” he muttered as the clearing opened up ahead. The dungeon entrance stood at the centre, a worn stone arch embedded into the earth, faint carvings shifting subtly across its surface. A thin veil of light filled the opening, steady and quiet, marking the threshold. Players were already gathering nearby. Some grouped up, checking gear and talking through plans, while others lingered further back, watching and waiting, clearly unsure whether they were ready to step through. Riley scanned once, then spotted them.