Novels by Valor

Part 1: The Hunters GuildThe Hunters Guilds are an organized group of Hunters formed for the sole purpose of raiding Gates; they were just like the mercenaries of the Iron Age._They are legally recognized and regulated by the MHO and provide support in dealing with Gates that the MHO can't deal with or is too busy with.__They are often led by High-ranking Hunters and backed by wealthy investors or influential organizations.To form a Guild, certain conditions had to be met, such as having an A-rank or higher Hunter as the Guild master and securing financial backing.__After that, one would wait for the MHO to approve it, and if approved, one would proceed with the other requirements that included but were not limited to, receiving a license from the Organization themselves, which allowed them to raid Gates, recruit members, and earn profit. __The Guilds were also expected to pay taxes to the Organization, which was usually a percentage of the loot or dungeon profits.__They were a

After raiding Gates for three days straight, and completing each daily Quest, Hal's Stat had gone up by a lot, he had gained additional skill, and even his Level and HP were not left behind, coupled with the new increase in Class, even his Life Force, which was the amount at which he could utilize the suit to absorb Qi, now read 40%, indicating that he only needed about 16% to move up the next Class. "Hmm, it feels good to know I'm getting stronger each day." Hal clenched his fist, and the corners of his lips slightly turned up. The System as mysterious as it was, was truthfully and successfully doing what it had promised him at the start of their journey together. It was indeed making him stronger, issuing Daily Quest and Special Quest as missions and racking up XP'S that gradually changed the core of his being, making him strong without even having to rely on the Teknovo T-71 suit that other Hunters used. It had made him a raw powerhouse. "Thank you, dear system, for this grea

Ding! The elevator stopped at the eighth floor; the doors opened to a passage with tainted cream walls and several brown doors. "I don't like the course, but the guy who teaches it is just superb; he makes me want to attend his classes." The voice of Bethany could be heard coming out from the elevator, as she struggled to hide the excitement in her voice. Perhaps the guy she was talking about was one cool dude who knew how to woo young girls with his charms, Hal thought, but he wasn't bothered; he knew Bethany wouldn't be easily fooled by such things; she was a young lady with a strong ideal. As they exited the elevator, Hal's phone suddenly vibrated from its place in his pocket. 'Hmm, who could it be?' Hal thought as he reached out and grabbed the phone. He wasn't expecting any calls from anyone; there were only a few numbers on his contact list, so he hardly got any calls. He was sure it couldn't be Sir Jack as he had just dropped him off some while ago, so it couldn't be hi

Yes!" Hal clenched his fist in joy; the bottleneck had finally been broken, and he was now a full-fledged B-rank Hunter. Inside the cave. Amidst the pieces of molten rocks, there was a ruby-colored crystal, which was the crystal dropped by the dead monster. A hand reached out to it and grabbed it, holding it for a few moments before throwing it up. "Ouch, ouch, it's hot!" Sir Jack screamed as he kept throwing the crystal up, exchanging from one hand to the other, to bear the hotness. After some while, he stopped throwing it and held it firmly. Apparently, the crystal was now cold. "Hal, why are you grinning like a high school boy in love?" He asked Hal with a quite serious voice, why scrutinizing the crystal in his hand. "Oh, was I? Umm, nevermind." Hal replied a bit embarrassed. He was so happy when he heard the announcement of his leveling up and became so engrossed in his thoughts that he didn't spare the outside world a thought. "What is it?" Whether Sir Jack

As soon as he said those words, a brownish-white short sword, which was clearly made from bone, appeared in his hand, and true to its name, it had a rough, jagged mouth with a curved hilt. It was a short sword so it was slightly longer than his dagger, but he guessed it would suffice. He was even glad he got it, it was extremely rare for monsters to drop weapons, apart from those from the dungeon raid issued by the system, which Hal suspected were monsters that had been specially picked by the system, so they had a higher chance of dropping weapons and other items. Apart from that, it was extremely rare to see a monster dropping weapons. Not to mention, the fact that he now had an extra weapon to couple with his dagger Steel. Well, that's that, he'd better get moving, Hal thought and with that thought left the area in a zoom to meet up with Sir Jack. Hal met up with Sir Jack and they left the Gate shortly afterwards to head towards the next Gate. It was two Gates per da

The First Day. Crack! A serpent-like creature with jagged bone armor flew backward, its head twisted unnaturally. Hal landed on his feet exhaling as the body of the large Wisp Serpentine boss monster crashed into the cracked floor of the dungeon. Purple blood flowed out of the deep gash on its head and spread around the surface of the floor, tainting it a deep purple color. "Hmm... I'm really starting to get jealous." Sir Jack said from his position at the entrance to the cave. "It's still not enough, sir." Hal retorted coldly. "What," Sir Jack pushed his body off the wall of the cave where it had been resting and walked towards Hal, "You just killed a King-tier monster in two minutes; that's quite an achievement if you ask me." He said with a serious expression trying his best to cheer Hal up. Hal didn't say anything for some time but focused his gaze on his daggers as he wiped purple blood off them. Then, after some while,, he said, "Motivational speech really isn'