All Chapters of Reborn as a God-tier player: Chapter 11
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Crimson Lair
"Are you sure I can come?" Eagan asked in surprise. "I don't have a Hunter's identification card yet. And the law is against having no identified members enter dungeons." "I'm going to ask Thane to arrange a temporary Hunter's Identification card for you. As long as you have a guide and a guarantor, you can enter a dungeon with a temporary card," Alastair assured."And if it can't work, then we can both hunt down monsters to clear out the newly acquired training dungeon for Blue Wolf Guild." He added with a cheeky grin."But I would like for you to come with me to the C-rank dungeon," Alastair explained. "It's going to be a bonding time for us, and I can see what you are capable of in the face of danger." Eagan hummed in agreement and then frowned. "But a C-rank dungeon? That's a big leap from the E-rank dungeons I've been doing."Alastair chuckled. "You've shown remarkable progress, Eagan. I think you're ready for this. Besides, I'll be there to guide you. In your words, what could
Blood Wolf Den
Eagan's senses heightened as he ventured deeper into the forest, his eyes scanning the surroundings for any sign of movement. The claw marks on the trees grew more frequent, and the air thickened with the scent of blood and wet fur. He was getting close to the Blood Wolf Den."Arianna, what are the characteristics of the blood wolf?" Eagan asked, his voice barely above a whisper. "I know all wolves move in packs, but there should be a reason why these are called blood wolves, right?"The system panel flickered to life, displaying a brief summary alongside the image of a blood wolf. [Blood Wolves have enhanced strength, speed, and agility due to corrupted bloodlines. They are a species under the blood clan, and the sight, smell, and taste of blood make them stronger.][They are vulnerable to silver-coated blades just like their other clan relatives, and they are susceptible to fire-based attacks.][They have some unique abilities, which are: Blood Frenzy. This state increases strengt
Weird Mutations
Eagan's eyes fluttered open, greeted by the sterile white walls of the hospital room. The faint scent of disinfectant wafted through the air, and the soft beeping of machines provided a steady rhythm.He winced as he tried to sit up, his head pounding with a dull ache. A gentle hand grasped him, providing comfort."Easy there," Alastair's voice said, relief etched on his face. His brow furrowed, and his eyes, red from lack of sleep, locked onto Eagan's."How did I get here?" Eagan asked, his gaze drifting around the unfamiliar environment. The hospital room's fluorescent lights cast an unforgiving glare, making his head throb.Alastair's grip on his hand tightened. "I brought you here, of course. Who else would?" His tone was laced with a mix of worry and frustration. "Only both of us were in the dungeon after all."Eagan's memories began to resurface—the Blood Wolf Den, the ferocious battle, and the Crimson Fang. At the thought of the crimson fang, his eyes brightened up, and he turn
The Nightmare.
Eagan's eyes drifted shut as he settled into his hospital bed, the soft beeping of machines and gentle hum of the air conditioning lulling him into a peaceful slumber. Suddenly, a bright light illuminated his mind's eye, and the familiar interface of the system appeared before him. [System Notification] [Dungeon Raid Rewards...] [Hint: You have obtained one Crimson Fangs Core. It can only be used when you have reached level twenty.] [Hint: You have obtained five Blood Fangs.] [Hint: You have obtained five blood claws. Both items can be used to make weapons.] [Hint: You have obtained Crimson Fang's fur coat.] [Hint: You have been granted additional rewards for killing a monster above your level.] [Hint: You have received the skill. Blood Frenzy. Upon activation, you enter a state of blood frenzy, increasing your strength by 30% and speed by 25% for five minutes.] [Additionally, your critical hit chance increases by ten per cent during this time.] [Cooldown: 24 hours.] [Hin
Ryker's Humiliation
"Look who came back," Ryker snickered as Eagan walked into the classroom. "I thought you ran away after you found out you were a good-for-nothing." Eagan ignored Ryker's taunts, staring out the window as if the outside world held more interest than the classroom full of buzzing students. But his fists clenched under the desk, the only indication of his irritation.The academy bell echoed through the room, and their combat instructor, Master Liam, strode in, his broad shoulders and sharp gaze commanding instant silence.“Today’s focus is basic combat techniques. You’ll be paired up for sparring matches,” Liam announced his voice firm. “This isn’t just about physical strength. A true hunter knows how to adapt, strategise, and exploit their opponent’s weaknesses. I’ll be evaluating every move you make.”Ryker smirked, his sharp eyes flickering at Eagan. He had been irritated that he got ignored by Eagan and had been brainstorming ways to get back at him without getting in trouble, but t
Liam's Offer
Liam crouched slightly, lowering his voice so only Eagan could hear. “That was an impressive display back there. But tell me, have you rechecked your mana and strength stats recently?”"Has it improved from the last time? If you have, you should inform the academy so we can update your profile." He urged.Eagan frowned at the sudden question. “I haven’t." He replied dully. "And I don’t see the point, at least not now. Everyone’s already made up their minds about me.”Liam raised an eyebrow. “Is that so? After what you just pulled off, I’d say plenty of people are reevaluating their opinions.”Eagan shrugged. “It doesn’t matter. My stats won’t change anything. I'm still unable to use mana. You saw it too during the fight, didn't you?""And yet you beat someone who is already on the level of being a certified hunter," Liam replied calmly. "That's a person." Eagan pointed out. "My talent for beating up people will not wor
Hundred Faces
"Is there nothing I can do to raise my level to twenty besides raiding dungeons?" Eagan asked as he lay on his bed, staring at the system screen floating in front of him.Arianna’s soft, melodic voice resonated in Eagan’s mind as the system screen shimmered slightly.“Raiding dungeons is the fastest and most efficient method, Eagan,” she replied. “However, there are alternative paths. You could complete high-difficulty quests, defeat wandering elite monsters, or even craft rare items if you possess the skills.”Eagan groaned, throwing his arm over his eyes. “What does this quest entail?" He asked. "And there aren't wandering monsters. At least if there was such a place, it'd be controlled by the hunter association, and I won't have access since I'm not a certified hunter." "As for crafting, isn't that some special class amongst the hunter? I don't have the skill to be a craftsman." He clarifiedArianna’s tone remained calm, but there was a hint of encouragement as she responded. “You
Into the Shadow Web
. Back in his dimly lit room, Eagan sat at his desk, the Shadow Node glowing faintly in front of him. He placed the Hundred Faces Mask over his face, feeling a cool, otherworldly energy seep into his skin. His reflection in the nearby mirror shimmered, and the mask’s surface rippled like liquid before settling into a plain, featureless visage. “Arianna,” Eagan said, his voice distorted slightly through the mask, “activate the Shadow Node.” The device pulsed as dark energy coalesced around it, creating a swirling vortex of crimson and black light. Lines of encrypted text scrolled rapidly across the system screen, followed by a single message: [Welcome, Faceless One. Access granted to the Shadow Web.] The interface shifted, revealing an endless expanse of dark screens connected by glowing red threads. Each thread represented a different section of the shadow web—illegal quests, black-market auctions, encrypted messages, and bounty boards. The ominous atmosphere around the w
The Ruin City
Eagan gripped his sword tightly, considering his options. He could try to slip past them, but the seekers’ heightened senses made that risky. Engaging them head-on was dangerous, but it might also be the quickest way to eliminate the threat. “Arianna,” he whispered, “how strong are they?” “Stronger than the apex chimera,” she replied. “But not invincible. If you use the terrain to your advantage, you might stand a chance.” Eagan smirked. “Good. Let’s make this quick.” "You are not opposed to eliminating them?" Arianna asked, her voice hesitant but curious. "It's either me or them," Eagan replied. "I'm not naive enough to think everything can be settled with words. Especially when interest is at stake." "Alright. Then I would not have to worry about your psychological reactions in the future." She mumbled. Eagan moved silently to higher ground, scaling a crumbling building to get a better vantage point. From above, he could see the seekers clearly as they scanned the a
Last minute
. Eagan stood before the crumbling cathedral, its shadow stretching long and foreboding under the pale, sickly moonlight. The Tear of Umbralis lay somewhere inside, and every instinct screamed that the building itself was as much a trap as it was a treasure. “Eagan,” Arianna’s voice was calm but urgent. “I’m sensing multiple energy signatures converging on this location. They’re moving fast.” Eagan’s grip tightened on his sword. “Seekers?” “Some of them, yes. But there’s something else—stronger, more erratic. It’s not human.” Eagan nodded and stepped cautiously into the cathedral. The air in the ruined place was thick with an oppressive energy that seemed to coil around him like a living thing. The faint glow of his sword illuminated the cracked stone floor and shattered pews. As he moved further inside, a voice called out from the shadows, cold and taunting. “Well, well. What do we have here? A faceless newcomer? How unique!" Eagan turned, his blade ready, to face a tall man c