Luca DR

The infinity dungeon 39

Chapter 39

David D. Chestermill

The fucking brat. All buddy-buddy with Mr Tyrell now.

Being replaced stung. Being replaced because the alternative was objectively better stung even more. David knew he wasn’t really being replaced, but it sure felt like it when Michael had told him he would be using Mr Tyrell’s contacts to acquire more weapons.

David could do nothing but agree with the boy. When Michael left, the old man final...

The infinity dungeon 38

Chapter 38

Three mighty orcs barred Michael’s way into the forest. They were the tallest he had ever seen, veritable mountains of muscle and gleaming tusks, filled with powerful magic. Since Fae lacked an aura, he could see their networks with his magic sense, peering into the depths of their magic to gleam at their power. Even though his irritation and anger at seeing his plans of relaxation go up in smoke was great, he could only appreciate the level of power these orcs commanded. J...

The infinity dungeon 37

Chapter 37

“You were right Dave,” Michael said as soon as the call connected. “Someone’s been farming the first floor. A lot.”

“Shit,” came the reply, muffled by the weak signal, “no, no, that’s actually good. At least we know there isn’t another entrance close by. But we need to move quicker than planned.”

“Can we do something to prevent access?”

There was a sigh. “Legally? The land isn’t yours yet, it’s not like you can stop anyone fro...

The infinity dungeon 36

Chapter 36

“Finally some loot that’s not garbage,” Michael said chipperly. Travis made a face of surprise and then frowned, clearly so lost in thought he hadn’t even heard what Michael had said.

“That one over there,” Michael said as he pointed at a shining square thing, “is your loot. Congratulations.”

It smelled like alien magic, not only in its makeup and strange shape, but also because—for the first time—Michael was looking at loot not destined for hi...

The infinity dungeon 35

Chapter 35

Travis Tyrell, CEO of PetroLink Global

Travis Tyrell followed behind Michael Lexington, the boy who was now his guide and protection while he dove in the depths of hell itself.

The second room had been, according to the boy, a breeze. Travis would be inclined to disagree, on a general basis, however it was true that compared to how poorly the first room had gone things had been much better the second time around. The difficulty was much greater, b...

The infinity dungeon 34

Sorry for the late chapter, i had a busy day

Chapter 34

One water bullet and he would have been dead. One little squeeze, dead. One simple distortion bubble and his head would have popped like a melon. One brief activation of candle light and he would have burned up like a man made of straw.

Enumerating all the ways he could have killed Phillip did not help Michael’s peace of mind. In fact, it only contributed towards making him more stressed, agit...

The infinity dungeon 33

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Chapter 33

The driver was there, waiting for Michael in the parking lot. Michael had tried to convince him not to bother, that the dojo was only a few minutes away and he could go there by himself, but the burly man insisted. Looking at him, Michael noticed that he was wearing sunglasses even though it was dark outside, earpiece tight in his ear, and ther...

The infinity dungeon 32

Chapter 32

Travis Tyrell, CEO of PetroLink Global

“Good job, Linda,” Travis said, casually throwing his jacket onto the hanger by the door.

His secretary grimaced at the sight of such an expensive piece of clothing being manhandled with utter lack of care. She was about to scold him like she usually did, descending in their usual bouts of lighthearted banter, when she noticed his steady gait and lucid eyes.

“Yes,” Travis said, “the cancer is ...

The infinity dungeon 31

Chapter 31

“Give it to me straight,” said Mr Tyrell after the procedure. He had been awake the whole time, giving feedback about what he was feeling, which had been in line with what Michael felt when he healed his own injuries. The only difference was the sensation of something shrinking, probably the cancer being destroyed before the surrounding tissues were repaired, but they wouldn’t know more until Dr Kavins had his way with Mr Tyrell. It was another clause in their ...

The infinity dungeon 30

Chapter 30

Michael lazily went through the report he got from Dr Kavins, comfortably sitting in the back of his car. To think I own a car like this, and that someone drives it for me.

The report was, according to the doctor, the most dumbed down explanation of the condition of tomorrow’s patient that could be produced, but reading through it was slow going. Michael didn’t understand most of the words—despite the doctor’s best intentions—as cancer was not an easy...

The infinity dungeon 29

Chapter 29

Drullkrin’s plan was something that, had this been the real world, would have turned Michael’s stomach. Perhaps this was how wars were fought, but the disregard for life was almost frightening. Drullkrin was willing to send his soldiers to their deaths, almost as if his fellow forest folk, Fair folk all, according to his own words, were worth nothing in the face of victory.

The charge was called, the banner-leaders taking the lead and battle horns blowing. Michael s...

The infinity dungeon 28

Chapter 28

“This beauty,” said the middle-aged, pudgy man as he showed off a very strange-looking sniper rifle, painted red and gold with all sorts of stickers and trinkets added to it, “is the Thunderstrike XLR-99. It comes loaded with custom-engineered, .50 BMG armor-piercing rounds that can punch through steel and concrete with pinpoint accuracy up to ten clicks away. Barring the wind, of course.” He finished with a flourish and a grin, to which Old Dave snorted.

“Wel...

The infinity dungeon 27

Chapter 27

“Restrictive Cardiomyopathy, or RCM.” Dr Kavins said, “an incurable heart disease. Do you think your… nanomachines are up to it?” he asked, speaking about nanomachines with a bit of a sour taste in his mouth.

The doctor had been briefed about magic, as well as disciplined by Carmela after yesterday’s attitude, but for the sake of security they were talking about it as if they were indeed a not-very-legal testing facility administering a miracle...

The infinity dungeon 26

Chapter 26

“Are you ready?” Old Dave said. “Carmela is waiting for you inside.”

They were in front of a large building, a private care facility in the middle of nowhere. It was one of those places for the rich, away from prying eyes, surrounded by a lush garden. Sprinklers were making sure the grass and bushes stayed green, while everywhere else the summer heat had already turned most of the ground brown.

Even though it was afternoon, nobody was around, the huge faci...

The infinity dungeon 25

Chapter 25

When Michael reached the bottom of the long, winding stairs leading down the tree, he found that it was day. The roaring fire of last night was now a bed of coals and timid embers, and most of the unruly mob of forest folk was asleep and snoring. Sensing something, a few of them opened their eyes with a wince, hungover from the festivities of last night. Some of them had drowned their disappointment at not being able to see Michael maimed and tortured with alcohol, while othe...

The infinity dungeon 24

Chapter 24

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(Common) Crude Body Enhancement 1

I see the heavens above. My mind reaches out, touching but a glimmer of their radiance, enough to burn me with the fire of power.

·         Flood your body and mind with mana, following a crude approximation of the Fae network. All your base statistics will be increased proportionally to the mana expended, but you will also take 2024-06-04 09:21:46 +0000 UTC View Post

The infinity dungeon 23

Chapter 23

Michael opened his eyes to a world of pain. His head hurt where he had been struck, his [Distortion Sphere] useless against surprise attacks at its current level. He couldn’t see them, therefore he couldn’t react to them.

His hands were bound, his clothes bloody, and his head was swimming. There were lights all around, the nighttime forest filled with eerie dancing points of painful brightness. And the noise! There was a roaring bonfire in front of him, and all arou...

The infinity dungeon 22

Chapter 22

David D. Chestermill

David’s day began like usual, at 7am sharp, when his alarm woke him up from a fitful sleep.

No, not like usual. He sat on his bed for a few moments, noticing how he wasn’t assailed by little aches and pains. His mind was not as foggy as it should be, and he felt well-rested and full of energy. He wondered, for a moment, whether he was still dreaming, but then his mind kicked into gear, bringing a grin to his ...

The infinity dungeon 21

Chapter 21

Michael turned suddenly, ready to face off against whatever threat the dungeon had thrown at him. Even though he was strolling through a very nice forest, he had not forgotten where he was, and was on high alert. Except that the so-called threat was a little winged creature, looking at him with fearful eyes. Its face and features were humanoid but resembling those of an animal, like a crossing between a fox and a person, save for its wings.

It’s only cute because ...