Another update for a whole bunch of stuff. I have a new sub-skill, I got a new evolution upgrade, and I got a new section labeled Titles! Firstly, what the fuck are titles? They could be extra buffs or upgrades once I get them, or they are like skills but only have one set effect that cannot grow. Anyways, let's check out what my new title, Dungeon Master, gives me. *click*.
(NEW)
Description: Gives the user the power to command a Dungeon, a place of traps and rewards, leveling up both the host and it to make the host get more powerful. [can be given freely or forcefully obtained through the defeat of the previous owner of the Dungeon.]
Huh, so I guess that beating the Dungeon and making Shen submit to me was a good enough qualification for me to get the Dungeon passed onto me. Well, this makes it much easier. Ok, so first I need to pull up the sheet, which is said to do when I first clicked on it. Using my claw to slick on the title itself, I found that it brought me to a sort of shopping list type of thing, that had all the purchases made.
In the top right corner, it had a counter of all the points, which were in the hundreds. In the left top corner, it had a column of options. Those options were a shop, gifts, and bought items. Although it is very nice to see a familiar screen, I still think that the Point system should be scaled down, because looking at the shop made me want to throw up. *click*
{Bought} [Zombie Trap], [Labrinth], [Undead Insects], [S grade Summoned Undead], [C grade Summoned Beast], [Concealment spell], [Floors: 3], [C grade Summoned Beast], [Knight Suit trap].
Top Products
[Loot Production] {Cost: 200P} -Level 1-
[Zombie Hoard] {Cost: 500P} -Level 1-
[Traps: Basic] {Cost: 200P}
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The list went on. The number of items on it seemed infinite, and the stuff that you can get from it is almost anything you can imagine, from appliances to literal god summons. It is not very complicated, as it has a search bar, which I will use later, but I have to wait until I get the original design of the Dungeon completed.
It has an already bought list in the shop list, which is a nice touch. It also has recommendations, although they seem to be pretty weak. I guess it recommends the products I can afford that would benefit my situation currently. This title might not be the curse Shen says it is. Scrolling through the shop list, I found a couple of items that I must-have, which are as follows.
[Infinite Labyrinth] {Cost: 3,000P}
(Package) [Loot Production]-Basic, Intermediate, Advanced- {Cost: 9,000P}
(Package) [Traps]-Basic, Intermediate, Advanced- {Cost: 4,000P}
[Undead Leading Hoard] {Cost: 400P}
[Cave-Camouflage] {Cost: 16,000P}
Total = 22,400P
These are the starting things that I would want, and I have the perfect thing to get this much money. Selling. I found an option at the bottom of the Main Menu that said 'Sell Products'. This must have been for some bad purchases before that ruined the previous Dungeon owners. Before I do that, I see that I have a few new notifications in the 'gifts' tab.
(NEW) [Congratulations! You have defeated the Previous possessor of the Dungeon. As a reward for your hard work, you have been given some Points!]
{Claim: 5,000P}
(NEW) [Congratulations! Due to the submission and not the destruction of the former processor, the full version of the Dungeon Menu has been unlocked, as well as a massive reward for the hidden accomplishment. Enjoy!]
{Claim: [Missions] tab, more Shop items, 15,000P}
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Jesus! I got a whole bunch of Points which will immediately help me accomplish the basic foundation, and even some later steps I already had planned, once I got more Points regularly. With all these new Points, I don't have to sell the old ones, but they will mess up with my base plan, so they do have to go. Looking down at the sell button right below the shop, I clicked on it, dragging all of the bought products, except the [Summoned Undead], which I assume is the super zombie I trapped.
Keeping that one left, the total points that I was able to redeem was 53,980P. Turns out that Shen was pretty greedy in the luxury department, which 30,000 Points went to all the gold I saw when I entered. I also kept the floors, but they went back to the basic levels, making the once gigantic castle look like a large mansion.
After calculating all of the points, the Point meter finally stopped rolling up and stopped at 76,350P, much more than I anticipated. With this, I can buy one other thing that I wanted, even with all the other wish-list items to spare. The thing that I now could afford was the [Aura Emitter], which cost {Cost: 20,000}. The reason it was so expensive was amazing.
In its description, it said that you could adjust an aura that any creature could sense, even humans. This would either repel or attract different types of monsters, which you can control with a tab that adds itself to the Main Menu. It can also produce a greed-inducing aura that can make species attracted to going into it.
There are also some additions, like a repellent aura, an anger aura, and many others. They seemed to stretch to the hundreds. Anyways, that is but the cherry on top. What I need to get working on is the exterior of this place. I got rid of the courtyard, the zombies, the insects, and any other things that could have possibly affected the front. To fix that, I have bought the [Cave-Camouflage], which should make the exterior of this place look like a cave.
Clicking on the icon that said the bought item, I immediately heard a faint rumbling outside of my room. This must be all of the dirt and rock collected to make the cave-like formation. It could also be that I was shifting down levels, making it descend instead of ascending as the castle did. After the rumbling stopped, I walked towards the door and opened it.