Novels by Perchibie

It’s already been three days. So much has happened, and yet here I am, stuck in this whirlwind of chaos. The Underworld, the Exorcist world, the New Underworld—everything’s a tangled mess. And now the dungeon is summoning me again.[I thought you already forgot] I can’t even begin to process it. Do I really have to go back? Can I just ignore the call, skip the dungeon, and hide out somewhere? [Are you that tired?]Maybe I could just run away to my cat cafe, forget all this madness. I’d just make some tea, curl up with my cats, and pretend none of this ever happened. It sounds so simple, so peaceful.[What a Life? Don't forget you're doing this to level up] But of course, that’s impossible. I’m already in too deep. The moment I think I’m free, they pull me back. There’s no escaping this mess. It’s like every part of my life is being pulled into some twisted game, and I’m nothing but a pawn.[Wow..... So Dramatic]I run my fingers through my hair, staring out the window. The world ou

The air in the conference room was thick with tension as I stood, listening to the various reports and updates being shared. But no matter how hard I tried to focus on the matters at hand, I couldn’t shake the feeling of something unresolved, something looming in the back of my mind. I hadn’t expected Wang Li to show up here, not in front of everyone. But then, I felt a shift in the room—a strange energy that seemed to settle around me. My gaze flicked to the door, just as it creaked open. Wang Li stepped inside, her eyes immediately locking onto mine. The moment she entered, I could feel the unease ripple through the room. Conversations faltered, and heads turned, sensing the shift in the atmosphere. But I couldn’t care less about the curious stares. She had my full attention now. I straightened, my heart rate quickening despite myself. "Li," I said quietly, my voice stern as I glanced at the others in the room. "What are you doing here?" Wang Li didn’t waste time. Her express

The remnants of the room whispered of chaos as I reappeared in a blinding surge of light, standing tall amidst the wreckage. Every fiber of my being hummed with raw energy, my body thrumming with a power I could barely recognize. My muscles felt denser, my mind sharper, and each breath I took resonated like the echo of a storm, as if my lungs had been infused with the essence of the Exorcist World itself.I clenched my fists, the sensation of power surging through me intoxicating, yet controlled. The air around me crackled faintly, reacting to my presence as though acknowledging a shift—a transformation that couldn’t be undone.Slowly, deliberately, I opened my eyes. My gaze swept over the room, taking in every detail, every fragment of shattered wood and fractured stone, but most of all, the faces of my family. They were stunned, their expressions betraying a mixture of disbelief, fear, and something else I couldn’t quite place. Was it awe?This was the first time they were seeing me

The system’s voice faded, leaving me standing there, scowling at the glowing screen. My stomach let out a loud, undeniable growl.The spirit beside me snickered, though his voice carried an icy chill. “Hungry already?”“Shut it,” I muttered, rubbing my face. “You’d be too if you hadn’t eaten in... well, however long it’s been.”The kitchen was still tense, but the frost had completely disappeared. The head chef’s suspicious gaze softened—probably because his pans weren’t frozen solid anymore. He gestured vaguely toward a long table where some dishes sat cooling.“You want food? Help yourself. Just… don’t let the boss catch you.”“The boss?” I arched a brow.The chef waved me off. “Don’t ask. Just grab something before you get booted out of here.”Fair enough. I was halfway to the table when I realized the spirit was floating silently at my side, his form flickering slightly. He seemed less imposing now, though the blue glow in his eyes hadn’t faded.“What’s your name?” I asked over my

[Aspirant Exorcist has safely come back.] The announcement echoed in my head like a bell, sharp and inevitable. My body felt heavy, though I wasn’t injured. I blinked a few times, looking around. Fog. Endless fog. The air was so thick it was suffocating. Beneath me, sharp stones waited like knives eager to stab me if I dared to move carelessly. I stayed still, squinting upwards. Black clouds swirled ominously, as though mocking me from above. [Preparing for Lu Shian’s Second Nomination.] I rolled my eyes. “So what’s next? Can’t I get a break? A nap would be nice…” My voice was quiet, swallowed by the fog. I rubbed the back of my neck, tension building in my shoulders. ‘So this is how it’s going to be, huh? One soul test after another. No room to breathe, no time to think. Just trial after trial.’ I clenched my fists, my nails digging into my palms. “I get it. I’m strong. You want me to keep proving it? Fine.” I didn’t move from my spot, though. I’d learned my lesson. The grou

As my body upgraded, I suddenly noticed my second body had disappeared—where the hell was I now? My soul felt like it had been thrown into some unknown location. I looked around. All I could see were dense, foggy clouds swirling in an endless void.[Aspirant Exorcist! Welcome to the Gate of the Exorcist World. Prepare for your First Nomination.]“What... the fuck? Where the hell am I!?”I stepped onto the ground, glancing back and forth, left and right.“Nero?! Where the fuck is me!?”Before I could get an answer, my foot slid over something sharp—a jagged stone—and I fell hard onto the ground. Pain shot through my foot as blood started to pool around the wound. A strange itching sensation followed, and a cold wind passed through me. My body shivered involuntarily.[First Nomination: Task It or Take It.]Task It: A Rank High, Dark Poltergeist has been troubling many people in the North Region. They're dangerous. Save it as soon as possible, or it may end up as one of the Ghost King’s