Super.Dawg

Chapter 80

Roa crouched in the underbrush, eyes fixed on the trio.

Especially her.

Suri.

[Camouflage] still veiled her from sight, her breath slowed, her presence a...

Chapter 79

The break ended before it ever truly began.

Wor-en returned, trailed by a few older students carrying crates of materials. Rocks. Wooden logs. Training equipment that had seen better years. 2025-08-07 10:12:01 +0000 UTC View Post

Chapter 78

The first day of the week arrived with the sun just barely crawling over the academy walls. The training field, usually quiet at this hour, was packed with students—half of them still yawning and...

Chapter 77

They hadn’t even cleared the dungeon yet, but the forest suddenly gave way to a clearing—broad and damp, with water trickling across smooth stone. At its heart stood a creature far larger than ...

Chapter 76

Leo had a dozen questions, each louder than the last in his mind. But he said nothing.

Not yet.

“It should be close,” Suri muttered, eyes scanning with the help of her illusions, th...

Chapter 75

It was the fifth day of the week. Wor-en had expected this.

Of course they’d fail to fill their ranks. Too few wanted to join a team from the copper class, and fewer still were willing to s...

Chapter 74

The next day arrived, and the academy halls grew louder with the chaos of recruitment. Students from every class were stationed outside classrooms, trying to fill their team rosters for the new sub...

Chapter 73

After attending History, Art, and Geography, Kana made her way to the training grounds for Dagger Mastery I. Coincidentally, today’s Geography class had focused heavily on the northern r...

Chapter 72

As Kana made her way back to the dormitory, she spotted Boris and Suri waiting beneath the tree near the narrow street. Boris held a large basket, the unmistakable scent of meat wafting from it—l...

Chapter 71

Kana hadn’t slept much.

She was finally a step closer.

An orphanage. A place for them. A real place—not just a warm meal or a blanket on a cold night, but something permane...

Chapter 70

Professor Dufer and Fin stood outside the copper classroom door, neither eager to be the first to enter. An awkward pause stretched between them. Fin, ever the deferential one when nobles were invo...

Chapter 69

The torches in the boss chamber flared to life all at once—an unnatural, synchronized ignition that bathed the ancient stone in a flickering orange glow.

Dust stirred from the ground.

Chapter 68

Boris stood alone.

Almost two dozen Black Scorpions closed in—massive creatures, chitin glistening under the sky with no sun. They moved slowly, deliberately, forming a wide arc around him,...

Chapter 67

Before they entered the dungeon, they took a moment to crouch beneath the shade of a makeshift tent made by the soldiers stationed there. The desert winds howled faintly behind them, carrying grain...

Chapter 66

Suri had told them earlier—they were hired for a raid tonight. A low-high level dungeon run. They would be hired finally as Dungeon Scrappers.

She adjusted her cloak as she peeked ...

Chapter 65

It was late in the afternoon, most classes were already finished. Kana followed Professor Dufer in silence. Her curiosity peaked—she wanted to ask what this was all about—but her nerves kept he...

Chapter 64

It used to be once or twice a week. But lately, Wor-en showed up almost every morning, strolling into the copper classroom like it was part of his daily routine. At first, it raised a few eyebrows�...

Chapter 63

Andel hated the Academy. Hated his class.

The Kergastel bloodline was known for one thing—[Knight]. His father was one. His eldest three brothers were already leading plato...

Chapter 62

When the weekend arrived, the trio made their way to the commoner district.

The difference from the central district was immediate—no polished stone walkways, no wide avenues for decorative...

Chapter 61

It had been another long, tiring day for Asha and Opel.

Asha worked in the Central District, using her cold-type magic to help preserve meat for local shopkeepers. Several butchers relied on ...

Chapter 60

It looked odd—a man of his size, broad-shouldered and scarred by battle, hunched over a desk with a quill, holding it delicately. Ink-stained fingers scratched across parchment.

Just a year...

Chapter 59

Suri waited until Kana was asleep.

Only then did she cast [Doppelganger], shaping the illusion to mimic her sleeping form perfectly—rising breath, subtle twitches, a half-c...

Chapter 58

Boris narrowed his gaze at the four figures standing before him. His grip tightened around the shaft of his spear.

The helplessness, the humiliation. The shadow man had moved like mist, struc...