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 93: Divine star(2).
In the reflection of the basin of water, Sky looked at her own face. Over the past day, quite a lot has changed about the sky. In contrast to her previously long hair, her hair had been shortened. And on her left eye, an eyepatch was worn. But although she seemed to have gotten thinner, it was not as drastic as her malnourished look from before.
She sighed lightly before slowly taking off her eyepatch. What lay underneath the piece of cloth was a clean and dark hole. There were no eye or eyelids. Her skin just caved in right where her skull did. Letting in a hole that seemed like it led right to her brain. But no matter how one looks at it or how much light is shone on the hole, It would always be dark.
Looking at her own reflection, Sky grew fearful. Fear struck her heart and froze her for a few seconds.