《the dungeon that made me》Chapter 11
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When I opened my eyes I was on a mountain high in the clouds and there were Golden words in the sky. The words were GOD’S FORGE
The voice that pops up when I level up told me started ringing in my head. It said I had to do a trial of the gods if I wanted to use the gods' forge to create a weapon. It told me that gods forge has lots of rare gems and metal I could use to Create a weapon. It told me that the trial will start soon and I should prepare myself. After the voice left a huge orb appeared it had a purple and redish Aura. The orb moved toward my chest then it started burning me. I was engulfed in flames. I couldn’t feel my body then the voice said survive for thirty minutes. The pain ached around my body. I wanted to pass out but I knew I couldn’t if I did. I knew I would surely die. I tried to quench the fire with my water magic but it just absorbed my mana and grew hotter. It had only been 10 minutes. I was beginning to lose my mind for a moment. I actually wanted to die. I gave up and closed my eyes. The flame began to burn harder. I was on the bring on death then I remembered everyone. I remembered my mom, my sister Sasha, and my grandma. I needed a way to suppress the fire. I know I can’t survive for another 12 minutes. I tried to analyze the fire using my mana but it didn’t work. I tried to counter it with another flame type skill but it ate it. My eyes where starting to close I didn’t know if I would get my memories back with me if I die. I didn’t want all my hard work to go to waste. I knew I would pass out any second so with my remaining mana I wrapped it around the flame then instead of trying to fight the flame I worked with it. I looked above me and saw that only 3 minutes had gone by and then I passed out.
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When I woke up I was in a smithy my clothes were not burnt my skin was perfectly fine it was almost like I imagined being burnt alive. I looked at my status screen and I had leveled up by 5 I had a new skill called god’s blacksmith and i had a hammer in my inventory. I couldn’t analyze the hammer, everything was covered in question marks, even the name. I also got a skill called divine fire and fire control. My guesses are it’s the divine fire that burnt me. I used the new skills I got and practiced, then I explored the smithy a little bit, then I started building a weapon that could kill the dragon.
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