Tower 1, destroyed. Tower 2, sweeped. Tower 3, annihilated. Tower 4, conquered. Tower 5, smashed. Tower 6, devastated.
As the protagonist looked upon the Seventh Tower, a tower known for its randomized enemies, depending on what RNG he got, he knew this would either be the hardest, or the easiest tower to take down.
He entered Floor 1. Getting lucky with the RNG, he only had to face 3 Egori, tiny egg-like creatures that ran at your feet. They were easily killed.
Floors 2 and 3 gave him medium difficulty monsters, but with so few of them, they posed no threat. After all, one does not take down the first 6 towers without excellent gear.
On Floor 4, the RNG gave him two Lvl 40 Skullbashers, grey hulking beasts armed with stone hammers. His first challenge in a while. But using his new Dragon Dash ability he got from Tower 6, they were taken care of with minimal damage to the protagonist.
Floor 5 could either be a mini-boss or a chest floor. This time, it was a chest. Nothing too good, but he would take it.
Floor 6 was a zerg rush. Hundreds of Egori swarmed towards him. But while their numbers were great, their health was not. Three AOE attacks brought most of them down, and the rest were easily dealt with.
Floor 7 was empty. Odd, the protagonist thought. This must have just been a good stroke of luck.
Floors 8 and 9 were almost the same. Floor 8 had 2 Lvl 25 Zonderms, while Floor 9 had 3 Lvl 20 Zonderms. Zonderms were flying cat-like animals that swooped in at your face. The protagonist wasn’t sure which floor was harder.
Floor 10 brought the first mini-boss so far. It was a Lvl 65 Balukala. Balukalas were known for their unique brownish-yellow color and their devastating rage mode. Dodging its initial attack, the protagonist went in for the kill. However, he wasn’t able to do so before the Balukala activated its rage mode, and landed several hits on the protagonist. Drinking a health potion, the protagonist charged up his Dragon Dash, then charged at the Balukala. It was a Crit, and the Balukala fell to the ground.
Floors 11, 12, 13, and 14 were pretty boring. Nothing above Lvl 20. The protagonist considered them a waste of time.
Floor 15 was another chest. It provided 1T gold. Jackpot, thought the protagonist as he filled up his coin bag.
Floors 16 and 17 were uneventful. He was getting amazing RNG by killing easy enemies, but it was getting a bit boring.
Then, on Floor 18, he suddenly had to face 5 Lvl 50 Charogos. Charogos were similar to trolls, but they were way smarter and could wield a variety of weapons. While Charogos weren’t the hardest enemy, they definitely weren’t the easiest. The protagonist tried to dodge their attacks but kept getting nicked here and there. Seeing no other choice, he quickly drank a speed potion and a healing potion. With this extra speed, the protagonist was able to weave through the attacks, dishing out damage and using his skills when he could. One by one, the Carogos fell. The last one dropped a large bag of gold.
Floor 19 spawned just one Lvl 1 Egori. Probably the easiest floor so far, other than the chest and empty floors. The protagonist just stepped on the little egg.
Floor 20, another mini-boss floor, had one Lvl 100 Charogos. Honestly, this was easier than Floor 18, which was supposed to be a normal floor. If all the floors were like Floor 18, then this tower might just be unbeatable. Then again, that same RNG that provided the horrible Floor 18 also gave us the impossibly easy Floor 19.
Floors 21 was also empty. The protagonist isn’t sure whether this is a bug or intentional.
Floors 22 to 24 were uneventful, holding mostly 2 to 3 medium enemies.
As he approached the final floor, Floor 25, the protagonist wondered how hard the final boss would be.
Link: https://replit.com/@Pomato236/Boss-Fight?v=1
As the protagonist looked upon the Seventh Tower, a tower known for its randomized enemies, depending on what RNG he got, he knew this would either be the hardest, or the easiest tower to take down.
He entered Floor 1. Getting lucky with the RNG, he only had to face 3 Egori, tiny egg-like creatures that ran at your feet. They were easily killed.
Floors 2 and 3 gave him medium difficulty monsters, but with so few of them, they posed no threat. After all, one does not take down the first 6 towers without excellent gear.
On Floor 4, the RNG gave him two Lvl 40 Skullbashers, grey hulking beasts armed with stone hammers. His first challenge in a while. But using his new Dragon Dash ability he got from Tower 6, they were taken care of with minimal damage to the protagonist.
Floor 5 could either be a mini-boss or a chest floor. This time, it was a chest. Nothing too good, but he would take it.
Floor 6 was a zerg rush. Hundreds of Egori swarmed towards him. But while their numbers were great, their health was not. Three AOE attacks brought most of them down, and the rest were easily dealt with.
Floor 7 was empty. Odd, the protagonist thought. This must have just been a good stroke of luck.
Floors 8 and 9 were almost the same. Floor 8 had 2 Lvl 25 Zonderms, while Floor 9 had 3 Lvl 20 Zonderms. Zonderms were flying cat-like animals that swooped in at your face. The protagonist wasn’t sure which floor was harder.
Floor 10 brought the first mini-boss so far. It was a Lvl 65 Balukala. Balukalas were known for their unique brownish-yellow color and their devastating rage mode. Dodging its initial attack, the protagonist went in for the kill. However, he wasn’t able to do so before the Balukala activated its rage mode, and landed several hits on the protagonist. Drinking a health potion, the protagonist charged up his Dragon Dash, then charged at the Balukala. It was a Crit, and the Balukala fell to the ground.
Floors 11, 12, 13, and 14 were pretty boring. Nothing above Lvl 20. The protagonist considered them a waste of time.
Floor 15 was another chest. It provided 1T gold. Jackpot, thought the protagonist as he filled up his coin bag.
Floors 16 and 17 were uneventful. He was getting amazing RNG by killing easy enemies, but it was getting a bit boring.
Then, on Floor 18, he suddenly had to face 5 Lvl 50 Charogos. Charogos were similar to trolls, but they were way smarter and could wield a variety of weapons. While Charogos weren’t the hardest enemy, they definitely weren’t the easiest. The protagonist tried to dodge their attacks but kept getting nicked here and there. Seeing no other choice, he quickly drank a speed potion and a healing potion. With this extra speed, the protagonist was able to weave through the attacks, dishing out damage and using his skills when he could. One by one, the Carogos fell. The last one dropped a large bag of gold.
Floor 19 spawned just one Lvl 1 Egori. Probably the easiest floor so far, other than the chest and empty floors. The protagonist just stepped on the little egg.
Floor 20, another mini-boss floor, had one Lvl 100 Charogos. Honestly, this was easier than Floor 18, which was supposed to be a normal floor. If all the floors were like Floor 18, then this tower might just be unbeatable. Then again, that same RNG that provided the horrible Floor 18 also gave us the impossibly easy Floor 19.
Floors 21 was also empty. The protagonist isn’t sure whether this is a bug or intentional.
Floors 22 to 24 were uneventful, holding mostly 2 to 3 medium enemies.
As he approached the final floor, Floor 25, the protagonist wondered how hard the final boss would be.
Link: https://replit.com/@Pomato236/Boss-Fight?v=1
