I Created A Dungeon In A Cultivation World



The mountain collided with his shield, causing sparks to fly in all directions. The fire shield cracked and eventually burst like a bubble, and the earth shield shook and cracked under immense pressure. Argon gritted his teeth and poured more energy into his shield, determined not to let Isadora's illusion get the best of him.

"Just give up, My Lord. You can't defeat my illusions," Isadora taunted, her voice ringing out across the battlefield.

But Argon was not one to give up so easily. With a fierce determination in his eyes, he summoned all his strength and created a new shield, this time made entirely of earth. The mountain crashed into it with a deafening roar, and for a moment, it seemed as though the shield would break like the others.

But Argon was not one to give up so easily. With a fierce determination in his eyes, he summoned all his strength and created a new shield, this time made entirely of earth. The mountain crashed into it with a deafening roar, and for a moment, it seemed as though the shield would break like the others.

But to Isadora's surprise, the earth shield held. It crackled with energy, but it didn't break. Argon smiled triumphantly at Isadora, who looked stunned.

"Well done, My Lord. You've managed to hold your ground," Isadora said, her tone grudgingly admiring.

But then, to Argon's surprise, the illusion suddenly disappeared, and the mountain vanished into thin air. Isadora grinned at him mischievously, twirling a lock of hair around her finger.

"Congratulations, My Lord. You've successfully defended my illusion. What do you think of my illusion?" she said, her tone playful.

Argon looked around and saw the cracked ground and messy surroundings. He could even see trees in the distance that had been uprooted.

"It was impressive, Isadora," Argon said, his voice filled with respect. "I had no idea illusions are capable of such feats, like affecting reality."

Isadora chuckled softly. "Oh, My Lord, you haven't seen anything yet. I have many more tricks up my sleeve."

Argon and Isadora stopped their sparring, and Argon looked around at the damage they had caused to the training ground. "We should probably stop for now," he said, gesturing at the mess around them. "Everything in the dungeon will repair itself over time, but it's best not to push it too far."

Isadora nodded in agreement, a mischievous twinkle in her eye. "Yes, I suppose we shouldn't destroy the entire dungeon in one go. It wouldn't be very practical." She stretched her arms. "My Lord, shall we retire to the dining hall for some refreshments?"

Argon nodded, and they walked out of the training ground, leaving the mess behind them.

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The events that happened at Skyhaven City have already spread like wildfire to neighboring cities. As one of the important cities of the Heavenly Sword Sect, a lot of forces are keeping a close eye on the city, and everyone got the news. It's been a long time since anything this catastrophic has happened to Skyhaven City, and people are scared.

"I heard that a space crack in the city was destroyed, and then a huge tower descended where the space crack was located," one person said, their eyes wide with fear. "And then nightmares happened, with unknown powerful monsters coming out of the tower and killing everyone!"

Another person shook their head, looking distressed. "If it wasn't for the Sect Master of Heavenly Sword Sect, the casualties would have been even greater. I heard that he led the powerful members of the sect to fight off the monsters and protect the citizens."

"I can't believe something like this could happen," a third person said, their voice shaking. "I always thought Skyhaven City was safe, being under the protection of the Heavenly Sword Sect."

A fourth person sighed heavily. "It just goes to show that even the strongest forces can't protect against everything. We should be grateful that the Heavenly Sword Sect was able to contain the situation before it got even worse."

The conversation was interrupted when one man asked, "But I heard that Sect Master Kaelar closed the tower and didn't let anyone enter it. What's going on inside?"

The group fell silent, unsure of how to respond. Eventually, one person spoke up, "I heard that Sect Master Kaelar and a team of Elders went inside the tower to explore it first. They wanted to make sure it was safe before anyone else entered."

Another person nodded in agreement. "That's what I heard too. They didn't want anyone to get hurt or to risk more lives, so they're checking it out first."

"But what could be inside that tower?" the first man asked, his voice filled with curiosity and fear.

The group shrugged, unable to provide any answers. They were just as curious as everyone else, but they knew that the Heavenly Sword Sect would handle the situation. They had always been reliable in times of crisis, and they had no reason to doubt them now.

"Whatever it is, I hope they find a way to deal with it," the third person said, breaking the silence. "I don't want to imagine what would happen if those monsters were to come back."

The fourth person looked thoughtful. "Perhaps there's more to this than we know. Maybe the Heavenly Sword Sect is trying to keep the situation under control before they release any more information."

"I don't know, I just think we should be careful," the first person said, looking around nervously. "Who knows what could be lurking in that tower, or what else could happen in Skyhaven City."

The second person nodded in agreement. "It's best to be cautious and stay alert. The Heavenly Sword Sect has our backs, but we still need to be vigilant."

The group nodded in agreement, their minds filled with images of destruction and chaos. They knew that the Heavenly Sword Sect would do everything in their power to prevent such a disaster from happening again. But until then, they could only hope and pray for the safety of Skyhaven City and its people.