Dungeon Break(2)
Author: Yu Seolha
last update2026-01-19 22:29:23

The alarm echoed through the cavern like a wounded beast.

A sharp, pulsing sound that didn’t belong in stone halls or ancient ruins.

Veilbound hunters froze mid-step.

“What was that?” someone muttered.

Another hunter raised his mana scanner, frowning as the screen flickered. “Structural readings just spiked—then dropped.”

A third scoffed. “Probably a minor collapse. Old dungeon, unstable layout.”

But no debris fell.

No dust stirred.

The dungeon remained perfectly still.

Too still.

At the front,
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