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Dimensional Game Maker

Elyxian Nexus, an ordinary but brilliant inventor, spent centuries bringing peace to a chaotic universe filled with beings possessing extraordinary abilities. Fearing the dark force within him, he ultimately ends his life, only to awaken in a mysterious void. Given a second chance by a powerful entity, Elyxian is reborn in a fantastical realm where he can control his new world and explore other dimensions. Guided by Lumos, an ethereal being in the form of a system, he embraces his fresh start. Unbeknownst to him, his death sets in motion events of cosmic significance, leading to a destiny beyond his wildest imaginings and a path to greatness. --------------------------------------------------------------- Author Note: Due to my studies, I won't be able to follow any release schedule. It means that I won't be able to tell when a new chapter will come out. Will it be 1 day or 1 week or 1 month? Can't tell. But you can rest assured that I won't drop this novel. I will finish it. Join my Discord Server for discussion & other stuff- https://discord.gg/cTDCNc9WAr

ShadowOrigin · Fantasy
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22 Chs

Fancy Meeting You Here

Arden stood at the threshold of the ominous cave, its maw gaping like a beast ready to swallow him whole. The oppressive silence was broken only by the occasional distant screech of an unseen creature. Taking a deep breath, he slid his bag off his shoulder, the metallic material gleaming dully in the bioluminescent light of the surrounding flora.

"Alright, let's do this properly," he murmured, his voice barely above a whisper.

With practiced efficiency, Arden laid out his equipment on a patch of moss-covered ground. His fingers danced over each item, a choreographed routine born from countless missions. The bag, a masterpiece of engineering, was far more than it appeared - stronger than steel, more resilient than carbon fiber, and lighter than both.

"Let's see if we have all the items," Arden said, his brow furrowed in concentration.

As he meticulously checked each piece of gear, memories of late nights in his workshop flashed through his mind. The failures, the breakthroughs, the burns, and cuts - all led to this moment. Finally satisfied, he selected two crucial items: a watch-like device that hummed with potential energy, and a mysterious tube that seemed to absorb the light around it.

With reverence, Arden returned the remaining items to his bag. He placed his finger on the bio-scan, a soft blue light tracing the whorls of his fingerprint. The bag chimed with a gentle beep, signaling the activation of its security measures.

A smile of relief crossed Arden's face. "Thank god! The bag is working alright," he said, patting it affectionately. "If everything goes well, I might as well revolutionize the Warrior industry. Time is crucial, after all. No one can say what can happen at any given moment. This bag of mine could be someone's lifesaver one day."

His expression suddenly turned serious, the weight of the situation settling on his shoulders like a physical burden. "Then again, even if I'm confident about this invention of mine, I can't get too cocky or arrogant. This place is dangerous, after all." He gripped the watch and tube tightly. "And with me taking the life-saving items in hand, it's safer now. Who can tell if the bag will malfunction during crucial times?"

Arden's eyes gleamed with a mix of excitement and apprehension as he lowered his goggles. The lenses whirred to life, adjusting to the low light and revealing hidden details of the cave entrance. Ancient symbols etched into the rock pulsed faintly, their meaning lost to time.

With a deep breath, Arden squared his shoulders and set his jaw. "Now," he declared, his voice filled with determination, "it's adventure time!"

As he stepped into the yawning darkness of the cave, the shadows seemed to wrap around him like a cloak. The last echoes of the outside world faded away, replaced by the soft hum of his equipment and the quickening beat of his heart. Whatever secrets or dangers lay within, Arden was ready to face them head-on, armed with his wit, his inventions, and an unquenchable thirst for discovery.

The adventure had truly begun.

As Arden ventured deeper into the cave, the soft glow of his wristband illuminated the crystalline formations around him. The air grew thicker, filled with an otherworldly mist that seemed to dance in the dim light.

Suddenly, a low growl echoed through the cavern. Arden froze, his hand instinctively moving to activate the shield bracelet. A shimmering energy field materialized around his vital areas just as a massive, bear-like creature with six eyes lunged from the shadows.

"Whoa, big fella!" Arden yelped, ducking under a swipe of razor-sharp claws. The shield deflected the blow, but the force still sent him stumbling backward. "Bag, I need a sonic disruptor!" he called out.

With a soft whir, his bag opened, and a sleek device floated into his outstretched hand. Arden aimed it at the creature and pressed the trigger. A high-pitched wail filled the air, causing the beast to roar in pain and retreat.

Catching his breath, Arden muttered, "Note to self: upgrade shield strength for Level 3 encounters."

As he pressed on, the challenges intensified. Arden navigated through fields of poisonous spores, using a filtration mask from his bag. He outsmarted a group of telepathic fungi by donning a thought-scrambling headband, all while collecting the precious crystals he came for.

After dealing with the telepathic fungi, Arden pressed deeper into the cave. The passage narrowed, forcing him to squeeze through tight crevices. As he emerged into a larger chamber, the ground beneath him suddenly gave way.

"Whoa!" Arden cried out, activating his hoverboard just in time to avoid plummeting into a pit of bubbling, acidic ooze below. "That was close," he muttered, wiping sweat from his brow.

Hovering above the danger, Arden noticed glowing crystals embedded in the chamber walls. "Bag, give me a grappling hook," he commanded. The device shot into his hand, and he aimed carefully, firing at a sturdy-looking outcropping.

As he swung across the chasm, a swarm of bat-like creatures with glowing eyes descended upon him. "Oh, come on!" Arden groaned, twisting in mid-air to avoid their sharp talons. "Bag, strobe light, now!"

A powerful flashlight appeared in his free hand. Arden activated it, sending rapid pulses of bright light that disoriented the flying predators. They screeched in confusion, giving him just enough time to reach the other side.

Catching his breath, Arden noticed a faint draft coming from a small opening. "That must lead to the black crystal chamber," he mused. But as he approached, he saw the passage was blocked by a dense growth of crystalline structures.

Arden approached the crystalline blockage, activating the analysis function in his goggles. As he scanned the growth, data flashed across his field of vision. "Ah, responsive to sonic frequencies. Clever," he murmured, adjusting his sonic disruptor accordingly.

Adjusting his sonic disruptor to a specific frequency, Arden aimed it at the blockage. The crystals began to vibrate, then shatter, clearing the path.

As he stepped through, Arden found himself in a vast chamber, its walls lined with pulsating veins of energy. And there, at the center, stood a cluster of black crystals, their surfaces seeming to absorb all light around them.

"Finally," Arden breathed, a mix of relief and excitement in his voice. But as he took a step forward, he heard a low rumble coming from the shadows.

Hearing the urgency in his voice, Arden muttered, "Gotta hurry." Without wasting another moment, he began meticulously extracting the precise amount of Black Crystals needed.

Just as he prepared to leave, a low rumble filled the chamber. The eyeless, four-armed monstrosity emerged from a hidden crevice, its powerful limbs propelling it directly towards the black crystal deposit.

Arden activated the invisibility tube, his form shimmering out of sight just as the creature began devouring the crystals. He watched in fascinated horror, knowing he needed to escape but transfixed by the bizarre sight.

Slowly, Arden inched towards the exit. His heart raced as he carefully placed each step, knowing a single sound could spell disaster. Just as freedom seemed within reach, his foot dislodged a small stone.

The creature's head snapped up, its eyeless face turning unerringly towards Arden. It approached with frightening speed, nostrils flaring as it sought his scent.

Arden held perfectly still, not daring to breathe as the monster's face came within inches of his own. Its hot, fetid breath washed over him, and he fought the urge to gag.

Suddenly, a soft beep echoed from where Arden had left his bag. The creature's head whipped towards the sound. A moment later, a hiss filled the air as the bag released a defensive gas cloud.

A few moments earlier, just as the monster entered the room, Arden had strategically placed his bag on the floor, planning to use it as a distraction if necessary. Now, his precaution was paying off.

The monster shrieked, its attention fully on this new threat. Weapons sprouted from the bag, filling the air with energy blasts and projectiles.

As the creature's attention was drawn away from him, Arden's mind raced. Using the neural link between his goggles and the bag, he silently commanded, "Bag, activate full assault mode." The bag's weaponry deployed noiselessly, its barrage keeping the monster at bay while Arden made his stealthy retreat.

As Arden sprinted towards the exit, he grabbed the multipurpose tool from his belt. "Thankfully I took this before leaving the bag behind," he thought. "It's a shame to abandon the bag, but I can build another one. Getting out alive is the priority."

He aimed the tool at a sturdy stalactite near the cave mouth and fired its grappling function. As the hook latched on, Arden activated the retraction, propelling himself towards daylight.

He burst out of the cave, heart pounding, adrenaline surging through his veins. For a moment, Arden allowed himself a triumphant grin. "Mission accomp—"

His victory was cut short by a fist connecting solidly with his jaw. As Arden sprawled onto the ground, dazed and confused, a familiar voice cut through the fog.

"You reckless, pig-headed fool!"

Arden looked up to see Leo standing over him, blue skin dark with anger, tail lashing furiously behind him.

"Oh hey, Leo," Arden mumbled, tasting blood. "Fancy meeting you here..."

A/N:

Feel free to contact me if you find any errors here. English is not my mother language. So there might be some grammatical errors.

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