Dungeon Manager

Death of dungeon Monster and the woman was rescued

Farhana furrowed her brows with a worried expression on her face, while a little girl looked up at the blood falling from the sky with an anxious and fearful expression. The girl muttered with hurried breaths, shaking her tear-filled head, "Mother, I know that's not your blood. Nothing will happen to you."

The monster looked at Vasu with pent-up anger, and fear flashed in its eyes. Though monsters were not as intelligent as humans or other alien creatures on that planet, they could instinctively understand their situations and choose to fight or retreat when facing danger. The monster wanted to give a little fight before retreating away from that place, unaware that its choice would cost it its life in the end.

Vasu, who had seen the monster readying itself to make a move on him, once again disappeared from the spot he was standing. The monster's head exploded into a mist of blood, and its huge body slowly dropped towards the ground. Vasu reappeared in front of a little girl like a ghost, which stopped her from crying. She raised her head and looked at the young man who was handsome and dashing. Then, she slightly raised her head to look at the woman in the young man's hands and exclaimed with happy tears on her face, "Mother!"

Hearing her daughter's voice, the woman woke from her daze. Vasu slowly lowered the woman to the ground and turned around to walk away from there. Suddenly, he stopped in his tracks after hearing the words said by the little girl with an innocent look on her face, "Uncle, thank you for saving my mother. I will save you too if you're in danger after I grow up like you."

"Di…did you just call me uncle?" asked Vasu, disbelief written all over his face.

"Hmm," the little girl nodded her head with a 'matter of fact' look on her face.

Vasu thought to himself with a stern expression, "I'm a teenager, okay? Even though I'm currently in the body of a young man, my soul belongs to a virgin teenager. How heartless of this little girl to call me uncle out of nowhere."

He took a deep breath and controlled his emotions before lowering his head a little to look at the little girl. "Little girl, listen, I haven't married yet, so you have to call me big brother, okay?"

"Okay, uncle," said the little girl with an understanding look on her face.

The little girl's mother who stood beside her began to smirk inwardly, and her eyes gave away the smile she was having at that moment.

"What did you say? Call me big brother, understand?" asked Vasu with full embarrassment after seeing the little girl's mother's expression.

"Big brother," said the little girl with the same innocent look on her face.

"Good," said Vasu, and hurriedly turned around to walk away from that place without looking back. It seemed like he was running away from the mother-and-daughter pair. He let out a sigh of relief once he had distanced himself a bit from them.

Soon, he reached his assistant who was waiting anxiously for him with a worried look on her face. The moment she caught sight of Vasu, she breathed a sigh of relief, and her lips curved up into a smile.

"Dungeon manager, you're not allowed to do what you did a few moments ago again. Please remember that you're not a common man or explorer. This entire planet will be in crisis if something happens to you. You need to take care of yourself and think about everyone on this planet," said Farhana, looking at Vasu with a stern expression on her face.

At first, Vasu was stunned for a few seconds after hearing the words from his assistant, but soon he realized she was right. The tradition of maintaining dungeons had been passed down in his family for generations. Vasu was the last member of his family to carry on the tradition, as both his parents had died in an accident when he was young. He was raised by his father's friend, who temporarily managed the dungeons while Vasu was growing up. As soon as he was old enough, Vasu took charge of managing the dungeons himself.

Vasu knew that the order on the planet would be completely broken if something happened to him. Even though he was not a legally recognized explorer, as the current dungeon manager he was still very strong and very few people dared to confront him due to his popularity among the planet's citizens. At the same time, he was also physically powerful, making him a formidable force.

No one wants to witness the disorder on that planet, so most of the higher organizations refrain from confronting or provoking the dungeon manager directly.

He possesses unshakable prestige that has been inherited from his family, which has existed for thousands of years on that planet.

Noticing Vasu lost in thought, the young lady asked him with an angry expression, "Did you hear me, Dungeon Manager?"

"Yes, I'm sorry for causing you worry this time. I won't repeat it," Vasu replied with an apologetic look on his face. However, the fiery expression on his face revealed his true emotions to the young lady who was staring at him with an angry look.

Hearing his words and seeing his intense gaze, she lowered her head with a blush on her cheeks.

Soon, a voice interrupted the uncomfortable silence between Vasu and Farhana. "Dungeon Manager, long time no see. I heard that you were not feeling well a few days ago. How are you feeling now?"

Vasu turned his head in the direction of the voice with a look of displeasure on his face. Inwardly, he cursed, "Doesn't this asshole have anything better to do? He had ruined the perfect time and mood ".