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

The faint click sounds again, just as it did the first time. The hidden door sighs open. “I found this before,” I murmur, stepping aside so he can see. His eyes narrow as he peers inside. “I didn’t know this was here.” “The Hollow guided me to it,” I say. “Just like it’s been doing since the beginning.” Darius looks at me then—not just at me, but into me—and something in his expression shifts. He glances once at the hidden room, but doesn’t go in even though curiosity consumes his expression.

he asked, not even looking at me, addressing his own assistant. Victoria stood beside him, head bowed, looking as if she'd messed up. "I'm sorry, Mr. Marcus, I..." "Shut up." Marcus waved a hand, and the bodyguards immediately spread out, blocking every exit in the hallway. He finally turned to me, his gaze sweeping over me. "The Vincent family's adopted daughter, right?" His tone was casual. "Heard you grew up in an orphanage, only brought into the Vincents at ten?" I took a deep breath. "Mr. Marcus, I want to explain—"

The ruler of this place was the powerful zombies inside the high-level dungeon. He is currently inside one of the low level dungeons. People didn't know that this place was hiding a world treasure because they wouldn't expect that one of the low level dungeons here was hiding the true treasure of this sanctuary.. They believed that all good things were inside high level dungeons. at that time , The martial artists had already cleared all the low and middle level dungeons and were preparing to clear the high level dungeon when Yao Tie accidentally opened the secret door.. They wouldn't expect such a thing inside a low level dungeon.

I thought I was the only person here, and I had no idea when he approached me. The lights came on, and I closed my eyes hurriedly from the intensity. I wonder how long I have been sitting in darkness. I finally waited for my eyes to adjust to my new reality and slowly opened my eyes. I took a proper look at where I was; it was the dark dungeons—the nerve of that man to throw me into the dark dungeon in my pack. Uncle Callum stood at the other side of the dungeon; he couldn’t come close because the door was coated in pure silver. This dungeon houses the worst of criminals, not people who don’t want to be mated to monsters.

He saw Zenia fall to the ground in a place that was extremely bright, with grasses all over and he gasped immediately as his eyes turned to normal. "What was that? What did you see?"Lilian asked. "She's out Lilian. She's out of the dungeon. Do you know any secret way out of there?"he asked hurriedly "I've heard of it once"She stated trying to remember where exactly "the zukazu mountain"she exclaimed "But it is said that no one has ever made it out of the dungeon Taynor. Are you sure about this?"she asked "I mean, this could be a trick from the demon"

The other leans against the wall, arms crossed, his posture relaxed. I wait. Minutes drag by. Then, his head dips slightly, his breathing slowing. Asleep. I move. Sliding past him, I push open the door and step into the night. The cold air stings my skin, but I barely feel it. My heart pounds as I cross the open field, every step calculated, every movement silent. Then, I see it. The silver dungeon. Hidden beneath the earth, the entrance is built into the ground, secured by thick iron doors and wrapped in silver chains. Guards patrol the area, their expressions sharp, their hands resting on their weapons. Wolves prowl the perimeter, their glowing eyes cutting through the darkness.

“What exactly do you think I am?” Nick looked away from her, he took in a gulp of air, “A Shadow Dweller, someone who can see both good and evil in people.” he said looking down at her hands. “Your hands are turning purple, so it's happening. When you come of age, you'll have to make a choice. Everyone does.”

The swaying lantern swung back and forth, casting odd shadows as the boy approached Nya’s hiding spot. In her mind, she saw, as long as she didn’t breathe until he walked past Warrior’s stall, she wouldn’t discover her hiding there in the darkness. But he was walking so slowly, by the time he was standing directly in front of her, Nya’s lungs were burning. She needed to take a breath. If she did, she knew he would hear, and then, she’d have to deal with him in a way that would not be beneficial to the young man with the lantern.

After which my sister, Octoria followed down the line of people I should be concerned for. He would tease me about it if he found out what was in my brain at this moment. Which he wouldn’t. Not ever. It was my secret. Along with the long list of secrets, I kept pertaining to that merman. I crossed the threshold into the territory of our Kingdom. Two guards swam out of nowhere with spears. My tail froze and I came to a halt in front of the two mermen. “Guardian Shelliot,” the one on the left sighed, lowering his weapon.

I rolled my eyes at her. “We have to go now. Just act normally.” We both stood up and slowly walked to the exit of the diner. When we got out. Mismaia grabbed my right arm and dragged me. She sprinted along with me. I tried catching up to her speed. She was so fast. We ran and ran until she stopped. I was so out of breath. “What did the potion do?” I said sitting down on the curb. “It masked your aura and our scent.” “Oh. But I didn’t get to see what they look like.”