《The Chronicles of Kevin's Mistakes》 Mistake #1: Just a Dream Weightless. That''s what Kevin felt like right now. But...no, that wasn''t the right word. He didn''t feelweightless, he felt like something was missing. Something important. He felt...empty. Yes, that was it.Empty. But why? Why was he empty? Shouldn''t he be filled with something? Shouldn''teveryhuman being be filled with something? Kevin reached up to stroke his chin and realized he couldn''t feel it. Then he realized he didn''t have a hand to stroke that chin. Ah, he thought.I''m empty because I don''t have a body...Make sense. But wait.Whydidn''t he have a body? He felt as though he should because bodies were important. A human being¨Dno,everybeing needed a body; a brain to control it, a heart to pump blood, lungs to breathe¨Dor whatever the case was for marine life. He should havethatbut he didn''t. Which feltwrongbecause he was a human and humansneeded bodies. Wait amoment. What''sa human? And how did he know he was one? Before he could further ponder his existence, a voice spoke. [Ah. What is this? Another soul has crossed into my realm. Two in a row! Just my luck.] Kevin turned¨Dwait, he didn''t have a corporeal form; how could he move? Whatever. It didn''t matter. The point is, he was now facing the owner of the voice...You could be reading stolen content. Head to the original site for the genuine story. ...Which was a bear that doubled the size of the Great Sphinx. Wait...how did he know what a bear was? Or a-a Great Sphinx? How did he knowanything? And how was he male? He didn''t even have a- [Calm thyself,] the voice uttered, sounding mildly annoyed. [Your distress vibes are messing me up.] Kevin stopped trying to make sense of anything and just stared at the bear, who stared back at him. They had a staring match for several seconds before the bear blinked. [Whatwas I saying again? Oh, that''s right. I''m supposed to do something with you...] The bear leaned back on an invisible chair and stroked its chin¨DKevin felt slightly envious.Hecouldn''t do that. [I passed up on that other soul since the meant-for-greatness vibes werestrong. But you...you smell like nothing special. No one would miss you if you disappeared.] A hungry glint flashed in its black, beady eyes. Kevin started to tremble, feeling something he didn''t quite understand. All he knew was that every fiber of his being wanted him to begonefar from the giant bear. It bared its horrible fangs and took a swipe at him. But then another voice interrupted: [Stop!] The bear hesitated before pulling back its paw and snarling. [Mind your business, Morgan. This ismymeal!] [You are ever the gluttonous beast, Ursa. You''re looking quite round in the middle; I''m sure you could afford to lay off a soul or two.] The bear reared up on its hind legs and growled threateningly. The vaguely feminine voice tutted as if it were a mother scolding a child.[Now, now. No need to get hostile. You know you couldn''t beat me anyway. Give me the soul and I''ll be on my way.] [What?] Ursa cried in outrage. [I earned this! Fair and square!] [You mean you found it wandering near your realm and decided to take it?] [Well,yeah, but everybody does that! You can''t steal it!] [Are you sure about that?] And with awhoosh, Kevin was gone. Away from the monstrous bear and the disembodied voice.
Class Name: Jack of All Crafts Class Description: Those who have this class will be able to learn and use the skills of any kind of crafting class. As a result, their skill leveling speed is halved. Class Skills: [Fast Learner]-Lets you learn crafting skills 1.5X faster than normal [Multi-Class Skilled]-Lets you take crafting skills from all crafting classesKevin grinned. "I''ll take it!" Mistake #3: Lazy Jeffrey sighed. He couldn''t believe his luck. When he first met Ursa, the bear spirit, he''d thought he''d hit a gold mine. Dying and being reincarnated? Epic! Being told his ''vibes had great potential''? Even more epic! Being reincarnated into a dungeon core was a little...less epic. He''d wanted to be some sort of great figure in the world, proving his worth, taking on dangerous villains who threatened the world with harm. Sure, it was childish, but it didn''t hurt to dream, right? When he learned what he now was¨Da Tower Core, mind you¨Dhis elation had taken a serious hit. Cores were the bad guys; they made terrible monsters, deadly traps, and were a threat to the rest of humanity...and other species. Why''d he have to become one? Adventurers would come in, trash whatever he made, and do whatever they''d like with him. But the system, who''d he taken to calling Rupert and imagined it with a male, German-sounding accent, had told him that once adventurers reached the end of the line, that wasn''t what was in store for him. Towers not only had Cores but Managers, the last line of defense. They kept both the Core¨Dwhich, in Jeffrey''s totally unbiased opinion, was the more important part¨Dand the treasure safe. Said treasure was an unassuming key; one so forgetful you might toss it on a table and forget about it a second later. He guessed that whoever had made them thought that if they were for something important, it was best to not make them flashy. He had, at the time, applauded their creator for that stroke of brilliance. Now he cursed them for it because he couldn''t convince this giant dipstick of a Manager that it was important. Jeffrey banged his fists against the walls of his orb prison, gritting his teeth. His eyes bore daggers into his Manager, who looked relaxed and positively unaware that Jeffrey wished he could break out of this thing and strangle him¨Dwhich would lead to both of their deaths, so he forced himself to calm down.
{Tower Manager KEVIN BRUBAKER has edited Tower Schematic.} ...Deep breaths, Jeff. Deep breaths. Just take a look at what he did. It''s all going to be okay. You''ll be fine. Everything is going to be¨D
Removals: First Floor Maze Schematic Traps"Made myself comfortable," Kevin replied simply, picking Jeffrey''s orb up.Construction
- 10x Weak Pit Trap (20 TP)
- 5x Weak Pressure Plate Trap (10 TP)
- 2x Weak False Floor (20 TP)
- Regained: 50 Tower Points
Mobs
- 10x Tiny Sized Room (50 TP)
- 1x Basic Sized Room (10 TP)
- 15x Short Hallway (30 TP)
- Regained: 90 Tower Points
Total Tower Points Regained: 140 Total Bio Points Regained: 75 Total Tower Points: 600 Total Bio Points: 100 Additions: First Floor House Schematic Construction Bedroom Set:
- 10x Level 1 Goblin (20 BP)
- 5x Level 1 Kobold (25 BP)
- 3x Level 1 Acid Spitter (30 BP)
- Regained: 75 Bio Points
Living Room Set:
- 1x Standard Size Room (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade King Sized Bed (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade armoir w/ mirror (15 TP)
- 2x A-grade hamper (30 TP)
- 1x A-grade nightstand (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade wooden floorboards (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade rug (15 TP)
- Total: 120 TP
Kitchen Set:
- Standard Size Room (15 TP)
- 2x A-grade armchair (30 TP)
- 1x A-grade red leather coucher (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade bookshelf (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade wooden floorboards (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade rug (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade fireplace (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade desk w/ chair (15 TP)
- Total: 135 TP
''Bathroom'' Set:
- Standard Size Room (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade hotbox (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade icebox (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade table set w/ chairs (15 TP)
- 10x A-grade cupboards (150 TP)
- 1x A-grade wooden floorboards (15 TP)
- Total: 225 TP
Extra:
- Basic Size Room (10 TP)
- 3x A-grade metal box (30 TP)
- 2x A-grade mat (15 TP)
- 1x A-grade mirror (15 TP)
- Total: 70 TP
Total Tower Points Spent: 572 Total Tower Points: 28
- 1x Long Hallway (10 TP)
- 4x Short Hallways (8 TP)
- 1x (lesser) Tiny Size Room (2 TP)
- F-grade rotted chest (1 TP)
- F-grade rotted blanket (1 TP)
- Total: 22 TP