Frost_Icelandra

[Note: This novel will no longer be posting any more chapters, but you can still read the existing content as it will be kept as a time capsule. just keep in mind there won’t be any further updates.]

In a world transformed by dungeons and mutations, most people have gained extraordinary powers or unique racial traits.

But a boy name Hugo Icelandra is different—he's a powerless human, lacking both abilities and the advantages of mutated races. With no strength to speak of, he’s overshadowed by his talented family and mocked by peers for daring to dream of becoming a Hunter.

That all changes when Hugo’s father gifts him the Megatrix, an advanced device capable of transforming him into superior versions of other species. Armed with this revolutionary technology, Hugo takes his first step into the Hunter High Academy, determined to prove his worth.

However, the path to greatness is fraught with peril. Hugo must survive deadly trials, face his old bullies, and earn the respect of his peers—all while learning to master the Megatrix and discovering his own inner strength.

Along the way, he encounters an unlikely group of allies, including a silver-haired sharpshooter, a fiery dark elf, and a gravity-wielding half-dragon. Together, they’ll uncover secrets that could reshape the very foundations of their world.

In a world where power defines status, Hugo’s journey is a testament that ingenuity, resilience, and hard work can surpass even the greatest natural gifts.
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This novel is loosely inspired by the concept of shape-shifting tech and super-powered transformations, kind of like if Ben-10 went to a dungeon, got a makeover, and swapped the Omnitrix for a wrist gadget with some extra flair. Totally not a copy, just a fun twist on the idea!

Dungeon Hunter: Morphmaster

A Farewell to Dungeon Hunter: Morphmaster

After a lot of thought, I have decided to officially part ways with Dungeon Hunter: Morphmaster. It was my first attempt at writing a novel, and while I learned a lot from it, I have realized that it no longer fits my vision or writing style.

Looking back, I can see the flaws in the story, the rough pacing, the inconsistencies, but I also see how much I have grown as a writer since then. Writing this novel was a learning experience, and I am grateful for every chapter I wrote and every reader who supported it.

For those who enjoyed the story, I am truly thankful. I hope to bring you something even better in the future, something that reflects my improved skills and passion. This is not the end of my writing journey, just the end of this particular chapter.

Even though it remains incomplete, I will leave it here as a time capsule of my first experience as a writer, a reminder of where I started and how far I have come.

Thank you for everything, and I hope to see you again in my next story.

Goodbye