Novel & Cerita Zelda 1 Dungeon

He watched the old man smiled and then he followed him when he started leading the way. “The dungeon city is literally a city found in the dungeon. As you can see, this surface floor was meant for entrance thus, making it the safest zone in this dungeon. Once you started going down, the monster’s levels increase as you go deeper. There is a safe zone for every floor which you can see on the map that will be given to you once you start your descent. There are also teleportation circles after every 5 floors so that you could easily go back to the surface once you reached the safe zone on those chosen floors.”

*Zelda's POV* When I came to, I was incredibly confused about where the hell I was. I was in a room that seemed kind of similar to my room back home. It was beautiful and gold and the bed was quite comfortable. But how did I get here? “Hello?” I called, getting out of bed. The door opened immediately. I was surprised to see a Minotaur had entered. He had to duck so that his horns could fit into the room. His human torso and arms were in incredible shape. His hooves clicked on the ground as he walked closer to me.

Zillon, Liam and Fredd walked down the dimly lit halls of the dungeon, passing guards and stepping down several stairs before finally reaching the cells. He looked towards Liam, "Which cell is hers?" "Cell number 18, it's not too far, just down the end of the hall..." Zillon walked forward, ignoring the lousy scents that resided down here, the ugly snares and the glares he received as he continued. Liam and Fredd followed him, trying to act as calm as ever. "Will you be able to hold your composure Zillon?"

KANE The silence in the dungeon stretched, broken only by the occasional drip of water echoing from somewhere in the darkness. I leaned back against the cold, damp wall, thinking about methods and strategies as well as the possibilities that came with them. Zelda might think she’d won, but she underestimated me. The burglary creaked slightly, catching my attention. I sat up, my senses sharpening. Footsteps echoed down the corridor. The guards wouldn’t be walking down here for no good reason, and Zelda never treaded anywhere without making an announcement of her presence.

She could not let anyone suspect her, not even Evie. "That place is not fit for a human. You would not even want to see what it looks like." "I know," Eleanor was running out of patience. "Just tell me where it is." "There is a long hallway by the left when you reach downstairs that leads outside and straight to the other side. That is where the dungeons are located." The first floor was always filled with maids and pups roaming around the place. How could she possibly sneak into the dungeons without anyone noticing her? "Are you okay?" Evie rubbed a hand on Eleanor’s arm. "You suddenly look pale. Is the food bad?"

Zelda With a deep breath, I picked up the tray of food and headed to Amelia's room. I knew it would be difficult to convince her to eat, but I needed answers, and I was determined to get them. As I knocked on her door, I could hear the faint sounds of voices coming from the inside. A few moments later, the door creaked open, and I was greeted by Amelia's sad, sunken eyes. I held out the tray, hoping she would take it. “I brought you some food,” I said, my voice gentle.