Level One Solo Novels & Stories

I can never be a Music Master and it's good that Ezekiel is one. Soheila clapped s they stared at them with admiration. "So proud! I am a friend of these talented humans. By the way, what are your rank levels, Maximo, Luna, and Hector?" They did not say any level a while ago and Soheila was quite curious. "Well, A Grade 1 Intermediate Beast Tamer Master, not as close as yours," Hector said and held the mug as he drinks water.

Kiran would not accept being threatened. “I knew you would, but my condition stays the same,” She insisted. Kiran scowled at her. Meanwhile, she smiled with confidence. “What are you trying to do?” Kiran asked. “You know the seven levels of The Joyful Odyssey, right?” Fake Snow asked Kiran. “Yes!” “The first few levels are easy to learn, but the higher ones require two people to learn together. I’ve only reached the fourth level, and I need your help with the remaining three,” Fake Snow said to Kiran.

He did not have the strength to have a soul enlightenment. “I won’t waste my time talking nonsense with you. Pick a difficulty level—there are seven of them. The easiest one is level one, and difficulty level seven is exceptional. In fact, I don’t even have to ask you this. The most you can do is stay in difficulty level one, probably lasting as long as somebody finishing their tea or a joystick burning.” He lazily stood up from his chair and picked up the formation jade strips in front of him, adding a couple of runes that Fane did not understand on the jade strips.

SOREN “That’s amazing, Soren. You’ve cleared the stage alone and can now proceed to level 3 difficulty solo rescue mission” Elris announced once I reached the final point of the stage. I was panting with sweat dripping down my hair down to my waist. The level I had just cleared was almost impossible to do alone and in human form but I had so much anger in me lately to be let out and I channeled it into the level and managed to clear it.

In his bruised, freezing hands, he clutched his only worldly possession: a small, battered yellow plastic digger, missing one of its back wheels. He was pushing it back and forth through a freezing puddle of muddy rainwater nestled between the thick roots of the oak. The tip of his tongue stuck out of the corner of his chapped mouth, his pale eyebrows furrowed in deep, solitary concentration as he used the plastic bucket to scoop up tiny pebbles, carefully moving them from one side of the puddle to the other. In this tiny, muddy corner of the world, he was in control. He was content. He was entirely unaware that the fragile peace of his morning was about to be shattered.

Warriors who trained here were preparing for specific missions, honing skills beyond general combat readiness. "The Gauntlet," Morgan announced, stopping before a massive structure that looked like an industrial nightmare. "Thirty levels of increasing difficulty. Combines every skill…combat, agility, problem-solving, endurance. Most warriors tap out around level fifteen. The record is twenty-three." "What happens if you fail a level?" "Pain. Varying degrees depending on the failure. Non-lethal but... educational." Morgan activated the system. "You'll start at level one like everyone. No special allowances for silver wolves."

"Don't avoid the question and tell me, dammit. What's your mastery level?" "Oh." Noah woke up at his call and sighed hearing the kid's words. "I currently have adept level mastery of the technique." Leon was bummed, he had begun training the Art before Noah but was surpassed by the latter. He quickly shook his head and looked forward with determination. "I'll surpass you!"

"Do you think this will affect my ability to compete? Luna, can you come see me? I'm afraid I might not be able to compete anymore…" It was just a regular injury, but by the way he spoke, you'd think the world was ending. It was as if the car had hit him, not me. Luna's face instantly filled with worry. But instead of agreeing right away, she shot me a conflicted look, as if she was torn. "You should go. I'll be fine on my own," I said, trying to make things easy for her. Luna seemed to relax a little at my words.

I gripped the arms of the seat in business class, silently hoping not to transform here, in front of all these ordinary people. “You don’t need to be afraid.” He took my hand, making the wolf inside me growl with contained lust. “So why does this damn metal thing shake so much?” I looked at him as he removed his sunglasses. “It’s perfectly normal.” “Normal to shake like this?!” I was visibly nervous. “No... I mean, yes. But I was talking about your fear. The first time is always harder.” Seconds later, the plane gained stability, and I no longer felt anything, not even a sound. I looked around and out the window next to Lucien.

Sophia asked. "You cannot singlehandedly change things around here without my consent. We both own the Invicta. It is an equal partnership. I do not agree to these changes and so they are annulled. " he said and faced the board, sitting up right on his chair, he continued, "Everything will continue just as they once we're before. And when I am done with the new rules for the Invicta, I'll communicate it to you all" He smiled, then added, "Have a nice day".