Dungeon WAR: Raising goblins as a dungeon
It has the ability create life as thought it was a measly feat. With its power it can destroy worlds and create civilisations. It exists everywhere, where you step, what you see and what you breath is part of it. One can say it's not only omniscient and omnipotent, but omnipresent as well. But what is It? A deity? No, it's a dungeon. ... A young man from earth has found himself reincarnated as a dungeon. In this new world, he is now but a child. Armed with nothing else but his genius creation capability, come watch him as he struggles to survive this world where his kind are treated as nothing but tools. "Hmm? Another group of adventurers is sent to close me down?" He laughed. "Clearly, they didn't understand when i killed all of their armies... wait, that boy has a good looking soul. Why don't I turn him into a slime?" From the deepest pits of the dungeons, terrifying creatures awoke as they had been ordered by the creature they live in. Be the strongest dragons living in the deepest levels of the dungeon, to the weakest goblins only known for being cannon fodder. Each of these creatures got up to greet the newcomer, because he ordered them to.
Chapter 98: Deity
Passed out on the floor was Sky.
Adam was surprised upon realizing this, but he didn't have the time to contemplate it. Moonclaw suddenly lowered herself. Allowing Adam to descend from her back.
"Take, person."
Moonclaw grunted. Adam understood what she meant. The kobold deity in front of him wanted him to take Sky. Adam looked at the giant wolf and asked, "Why, where to?"
The wolf did not answer, but Moonclaw did.
"Wherever."
Adam paused for a moment, not truly sure of what he should do. In the end, he went over to Sky and took a closer look at her. Her skin was a light brown, just like Erden had seen it in his dreams. But unlike her dream self, Sky now had grayish-white hair. Even the fur on her tail was white instead of its usual black.
Adam did not know what Sky had experienced since she met with Erden, but he could see that whatever she experienced was no laughing matter.