Underground Castle Novels & Stories

It was large, rusted and looked abandoned. “What is under there?” Kira asked Taron. She was standing in front of the same large, rusted, chained door, which seemed to be heading downstairs. “Basement,” Taron shrugged. “No one ever goes there,” he added. “So, despite having six stories in main building, and having multi storied various more buildings in the house – if we should call this a house and not a castle – you are telling me there is also a dungeon?” “Umm… basement, not a dungeon,” Taron corrected.

Teresa had to be taken out of there. “Guys, we don’t have a plan for the fortress or the dungeons from under the castle. All I know from my sister is that the castle is on the highest hill and there’s a lot of forest around it. On this map, if we look, I marked that exact place!” I explained, looking at these men who were following me. “We will have to sneak somewhere under the fortress to get to the dungeons. I don’t think it’s a good idea to go through the castle. Lettice is definitely there and we’re ruining the element of surprise,” Erik added, pointing to a spot somewhere under the fortress on the map.

I AM SHOCKED when I open my eyes; you know how the books describe the underworld as dark, devoid of all life, and ransacked by restless souls? Yeah, that’s an outright lie. Instead, the underworld reminds me of Venice. From what I can see, four great rivers run through the underworld, and they’re joined together by a fountain that seems to be located right in the middle of the kingdom. Further off in the distance, I can see a castle made entirely out of white stone, although there are green vines with purple flowers that run up the palace walls.

Not long after, she pushed open the door to the secret passage, left the secret base, got into Uriel's car, and headed back toward the Cromwell Group. Meanwhile, in a castle overseas. This building, known as Obsidian Castle, was the core stronghold of the Obsidian Gang. Only core members were allowed to enter. The outer walls were built from dark granite, covered in deep green ivy. Among the vines, one could vaguely see colorful bullet marks and knife scars—the medals left by secret confrontations.

“We shall put an end to the one who’s controlling these undead beings. Come with me, Tristan. We’ll head straight to Crown Galacer.” “What?” Tristan’s eyebrows rose. “But that place is filled with the dead army by now. We cannot go there and fight all of them head-on … it’ll take forever before we get inside.” “We’ll sneak into the castle. There’s a passageway from the Upper Ring … through the underground dungeons.” “But …” Tristan shifted his worried eyes at the helpless people running for their lives. One man stumbled and hit the ground, then he cried as he got stepped on by the panicking citizens, luckily a knight came to help him get up.

“I…I…I don’t. But! I know someone who does!” Hearing those words, Kylie’s eyes sparkled. He was telling the truth. This was the first positive response they had received after visiting five different hideouts! “Who is this person?” she wondered. “About five kilometres to the south of this hideout, there is a large castle. The castle houses an Undead of great power and authority. She is a 5 Star Undead with five 4 Star subordinates. He castle is swarming with several 3 Star and 2 Star Undead. She is called Dark Shadow and is a direct subordinate of the 6th Sword!”

The air already smelled like smoke and gunpowder. We reached the main stairwell. He opened the heavy fire door to look down at the spiral stairway. "Clear." Liam said while he told her "Stay right behind me." We started down. The castle stood at five stories tall. The bunker was located in the sub-basement area. Our journey would take us a considerable distance.

“There’s a traitor in the palace.” “We know that.” Princess Lena said “No, I saw them opening the gates.” I swallowed hard. Caleb’s expression changed instantly. “Where?” I closed my eyes briefly, trying to hold onto the fading images. “Underground,” I whispered. “Near water.” Lena’s face paled. “The old catacombs.” Caleb cursed softly. “What?” I asked. “There are tunnels beneath the palace connected to the original fortress.” Of course, there were; every old palace apparently needed secret murder tunnels.

However, the screenshot had proven them wrong, so Aite said, "Mister Penn, I apologize for my brashness with you just now. We do actually have detailed information on the treasure, including a map to get to it as well. That might sound ridiculous to you, but it's the truth. That treasure was actually left behind by a previous civilization. There's an entrance deep in the Vicente Primeval Forest that leads to an underground castle that the people from that previous civilization built to draw water from the great lake." He paused for a moment, then added, "Something happened somewhere along the way, and the underground castle was

I think he was starting to realise having a Visitor for a bride might be more work than he had bargained for. He led me back to the castle, but instead of going up the stairs, this time we went down. It was dark and damp, as you would expect from the basement levels of a castle. Torches lit the long corridors and there was an unpleasant odor. To get a sense of the smell I was exposed to under the castle I suppose it’s appropriate to at least give you a rough idea about the toilet facilities.