Dungeons, natural phemonen descending into the depths of the world. Beleived to be hotspots of the worlds mana. Creating unique life forms out of concentrated mana more commanly known to the populace as, Monsters. What dungeons are most widely known for are the rare herbs and ores unique to the dungeons. With these herbs creating miraculous potions of healing, strength, agility is possible. And so dungeons became the perfect target for people of all kinds to strike it rich. Dungeons became the goldmines of old. The cornerstone of great kingdoms and empires. It is unkown how deep Dungeons go but one thing is sure. The riches of dungeons will drive humans deeper. One day, perhaps, humanity will reach the bottom, if there is one. But that's long in the futer.

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I remember disliking my first dungeon novel. It was the monsters. Unitellegent, seemingly fatal flaws or only after several floors  Enough time to level up gain skills and wipe the floor with the next creature  But what bothered me most was levels. Levels didn't exist nor did skills. It would have taken armys to fight these things I decided it just wasn't my type of book and moved on.

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And yet I guess what brought me back to them was reincarnation. A fresh start. A chance to prove yourself to become something better even if it was a unrealistic dungeon.

Now what was the reason I was thinking about this... Oh yes it was my current state very much a mangled heap on the road. And yet I wasn't I was definitely still on the pavement. The woman left the car panicking and calling 999 the ambulance arriving confirming me dead it was so sereal I just sat there and watched confused then pondering how my family would react.

I felt myself compress. In agonizing pain my muscles tore apart, bones pulverised in an instant and then there I was Infront of a grand doorway lined up with 9 others staring into the depths of that stairwell.