The Divine Dungeon Complete Series (The Divine Dungeon #1-5)

by Dakota Krout

The Silverwood tree grew in the center of the room, now as massive as a hundred-year-old oak. Under the tree sat a figure petting a Basher, but the details of the figure were hidden by the haze of energy collected in this room. “It’s beautiful,” Huggin whispered in awe. “This is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen.” “More than that,” Muninn stated, already mapping out the paths. “Look at the platforms. The floor plan is a guide to ascending!” There was shocked silence, but Dale had no idea what was going on. “What in the world are you talking about?” “The paths!” Muninn turned blazing eyes on Dale. “There! The earth, water, and celestial intersection! What do you see?” “Trees?” Dale smiled nervously as Muninn started to get worked up. “No! Yes, but, look!” Muninn seemed enrapt over the paths. “The path to get to that platform—the path of wood—is exactly equal for earth and water, but only half as long for celestial!” Dale was silent for a moment. “Again, I’m sorry, but I don’t understand.” Making a frustrated noise, Jasper turned and looked at Dale. “This room is showing what affinities are needed to cultivate in order to acquire a certain type of Mana. Having equal parts earth and water and half that of celestial when you break into the B-ranks will give you the best chance of becoming a wood Mage.