Zelda 1 Dungeon Novels & Stories

He looked at Director Orath and asked, "What happens if I say no?" Director Orath's expression did not change. "They take you anyway." Kael walked toward the gate, with Professor Hale and Mira following. The supervisor activated the entry sequence without looking back. Kael stepped through first, and the gate closed. ( Standard ) Dungeon Level 1 was ordinary, with cleared corridors and standard mana lamps. The Foundation team moved in tight formation, scanning for threats. Professor Hale walked beside Kael, compass open. "The needle is steady, and no drift detected."

The near by land was quite and I could already tell that everyone had already left to go up to the land where our people lay. Letting out a sigh, I shoved my hands in to my pockets and slowly made my way to the ground. The graveyard was a few yards away from the dungeons. As I was passing by, something in side of me wanted me to go down there and see of Zinnia... Haden's daughter is okay. But I couldn't make my feet move to the door of the dungeons. I stayed rooted in front of the dungeon and stared at the door. When I finally decided that I was going to go down there to jave a peek, the door was pulled open and I slightly jumped as if I was caught in the act.

They were my responsibility, I brought them to the pack house. I knew Aiden told me to wait for him, but I couldn't. Everyone was distracted by fighting and wouldn't notice a little me passing them. I ran towards the house, and as Aiden told me, the dungeon was placed in the basement. It was guarded by two deltas. Both had the key to the entrance. You needed two keys in order to get in there. I couldn't fight them alone, that's why I had backup. No, more like someone who will help me fight them, but if I get killed she won't care. I wasn't her priority.

Knowing where he wanted to go and knowing that he would no doubt get lost in the endless tunnels and halls and not make it to the dungeons in time, I tried something that I didn’t even know we could do. I didn’t know if it would work, but I hoped that it did as I followed the mind-link path that Elizabeth had opened between us and him in her panic and hoping that he would listen to me, I whispered. “Follow the 1st hall to the end, go down 2 flights of stairs, then halfway down the hall to the right is an old weathered door. Through that door is another flight of stairs… Be careful on the stairs, they are strong but are also old and crumbling. Now, at the bottom of the stairs on the right-han

He knew about the ones near the port towns for each continent but this new info surprised him. Reya had a somewhat smug smile on her face when she said, "Of course there are dungeons near the starter villages. It's just that these dungeons are hidden in weird places that no one normally expects." Listening to her words, Kirou nodded his head in understanding before posing a question, "So where is this dungeon you want help with?" Reya had a weird smile on her face before saying, "Follow me." After this, she led Kirou to a section of the river that passes through the forest that houses Thousand Wood Village a few kilometers away.

thought Chaos, as they reached the last stair and they were greeted by large, paved corridors illuminated with torches, that led through several halls. Chaos quickly activated several cognitive and sense-based Skills, scanning the entire dungeon area through them. With this, he began to quickly discern most of it, although there were still some places he needed to fill up. Unlike the Boundless Abyss Dungeon, this Dungeon seemed not so big, having up to ten floors that went below, where there was a large room where a large beast seemed to rest, additionally, Chaos noticed some kind of presence below that as well, which he assumed might be the Dungeon Core that his miasma spontaneously gave bi

Hazel's POV I arrived at the dungeon, the oppressive atmosphere weighed heavily upon my shoulders, the dim lighting casting long shadows that seemed to dance and twist with malevolent intent. The air was thick with the stench of sweat and fear, a tangible reminder of the suffering that lingered within these cold stone walls. I wasted no time as I strode through the labyrinthine corridors, my steps echoing in the silence of the dungeon like the steady beat of a war drum. My mind raced with thoughts of 'John' and the information he potentially held, each passing moment a precious commodity in our race against time.

she said. Jada hesitated for only half a minute, eyes darting between Zoe’s determined face and the dark hallway ahead, then nodded sharply. She pulled her wrist free and took the lead, moving quickly but quietly toward the deepest part of the dungeon, the bag of food and herbs swinging gently. Zoe followed close behind, silent as shadow, footsteps light, eyes scanning every shadow for movement. The wind howled once more behind them and somewhere below, River waited. Broken. Bleeding. And still breathing. The corridor narrowed, cells on either side empty or filled only with silence. At the very end, the last door on the left, iron bars thick and rusted, stood slightly ajar, a faint glow from

Aiden's POV. Taking Alaric into Dad's secret room seemed to do more harm than good, but there was no time for us to feel bad about anything. The dungeon Alaric stumbled upon rattled him, and it was quite obvious. He didn't expect what he saw, but there was no way I could make him feel better. At least not in here. Zelda called out to us at the right time. I wanted to show him more, but that would be unwise at this moment.

I gave him a scornful look but he still guided me to the stairs and out of the metal door where I startlingly saw Phillius who is already waiting for me to get out of the dungeon. The door of the dungeon is in the middle of the garden like a secret passage which automatically opens when I press a button on the side of it. It cannot be seen clearly by humans because the metal door is covered with artificial grass that hides it from plain sight. But for the werewolves, this dungeon is not a secret to any of them because I am sure they clearly smell the awful stink down of it and I wonder how many Faes Phillius had captured to torture down that horrible place.