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In the grand world of Nova, many different races exist such as elves, humans, dwarves and beastmen and through years of war, strife and competition the world has grown, becoming home to great empires and countries throughout the oceans and five continents. However, to the great creators the world has become stagnant and boring, ever since the calamity that was the Church of Light and their Holy White empire.

Now the Dark God has created a new race after years upon years of dedicated effort. A species that is like none other and his hope for Nova’s future….Dungeon cores, beings that have the ability to reshape the very world itself, entering the domain of the gods.

Join Frost a newly born first generation Dungeon core as he embarks upon his journey within Nova and carves out his place in the world. How will the world’s current denizens react to his birth? Will they be friends or foes? And most of all how the Light God react to this new addition to the world, will he accept them or seek to destroy them?

This novel incorporates dungeon building and management but most of that won't fully take off until the later volumes when Frost has much more floors and money to play around with. This is not a solely dungeon story as the MC Frost will have to explore and interact with the world of Nova much like how an adventurer would and forewarning the story is slow. There's a lot of details and avenues which the story goes into, not simply battles, wars and action, it follows all aspects of Frost's life, his growth and interactions with Nova not only as a Dungeon core but also as a person.

Dungeon of Niflheim

<p>As time passed the external camp continued to develop, quickly filling up the large empty spaces within the 25km2 layout. The braver merchants who took a chance on Frost's new territory in the earlier stages had set up their stores in the prime locations. Easy access to customers, ample territory and fair and reasonable rates and taxes. These rare few made real bank in the initial stages, far more than they expected. Word of mouth of course spread thus welcoming a 2nd and 3rd wave of merchants hounding at Frost's door for a piece of the pie. Of course their deals weren't quite as generous given that they were later to the game, but the profit margins were still immense. The Dungeon was just too prosperous.  </p>

<p>The variety of monsters, their numbers as well as the treasures and materials found within drew so many adventurers that merchants could no longer afford to neglect such a venture regardless of the percentages Frost would accumulate just from being the landowner.</p>

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