It took a few hours but finally an animal casually strolls by, a badger.

  (, for all of you who don't know how a badger looks like.)

  With its striped nose I see it sniffing its way over towards me, it's not an adult badger as it's only 40-50 centimeters long but I'm completely ready to dispatch my 30+ harbringers of death.

  When it's about 10 centimetres away from my crevice it suddenly stops, as if sensing something's wrong it turns to leave.

  'Oh no you don't.'

  Dispatching 90% of my main force I attack the beast.

  Seeing the black cloud of big ass mosquitoes flying with a *BZZZZZZZ* sound towards the badger I smile. And as predicted they paralysed the beast in a second. With 30 + mosquitoes grabbing its paralysed body they flew back inside with it.

  If someone had seen this, even a veteran adventurer would have stood there completely dumbfounded.

  When the badger gets dropped off I immediately start experimenting.

  Yesterday when I had been waiting for mosquitoes to die in my dungeon something happened.

  One of them turned into a without dying. Though this only happened once it still happened.

  'What if I can corrode a creatures mind with miasma?'

  Was my thought at the time, but when I tried to do this against mosquitoes they just died instantly. Not being able to handle even 1 miasma...

  So with miasma ready I started invading its mind, noticing nothing happening even after spending 10 miasma I feel rage boiling up inside me.

  'WHAT A GREEDY MOTHER FUCKER!'

  Forcing 5 more miasma inside the fucker I finally feel its will changing. The miasma doesn't break the badgers mentality, it infiltrate and changes it.

  *Diiiing*

  Continuing to observe the ever evolving badger I notice it growing to about twice the size it was before. The badgers legs also grew longer than what I know a badgers legs should be. And at the feet of the badger three sharp black bended claws could be seen.

  With a nasty expression on its face and ridiculously long sharp teeth it doesn't even look like a badger anymore.

  *Diiiing*

  'Lol what? Why is it raging? Was I really that angry?'

  Staring at this shaking oversized killing machine I smile.

  'Well this just got easier.. though its to big.. or rather I'm to small.'

  Pondering over what to do I remember its ability to dig.. willing it to dig out more room inside my dungeon I'm met with a new notice.

  'Well that sucks... or maybe not.. I don't want someone to just blow me up.'

  Looking at the cramped space inside my dungeon I decide to check my status.

  '21 miasma huh..'

  Pondering over what to do until I have enough miasma I decide to explore my surroundings a bit.

  I recall I could see more of the outside when I had released my harbringers of death to pick up the badger. So with that thought I will 4 of my mosquitoes to explore my surroundings.

  You could be reading stolen content. Head to the original site for the genuine story.

  One towards the right, one towards the left, one straight forward and one to observe the cliff I'm in.

  Even though its dark outside I can clearly say I'm in the middle of a forest. Due to the limited sight of my drones I couldn't see how big but probably big as the trees look really high the forest is probably old as well.

  After 20 seconds I lose my sight of the outside world. Seemingly as if all my drones died the same time.

  Recalling that they live off of miasma maybe thats why they died?

  With that thought I will my oversized killing machine outside. It did say it's a carnivore so it should be able to manage, and even if it doesn't I only need to spawn a new one.

  Giving it free reign over where to go it dashes of into the forest.

  'Damn that's fast! How is this even a badger?!'

  It took less than 5 minutes for it to find a rabbit. While the badger is feasting I discover that I'm not getting miasma from the corpse.

  'So it needs to be in the dungeon for me to absorb huh..'

  Willing my beast to come back with the half eaten rabbit corpse I smile while laughing evil like in my mind.

  -----------

  (4 days later)

  Since my first expedition I've gotten quite some subordinates. One is the well just look for your self.

  They look like walking bags of meat by the way. Utterly disgusting, but they serve their purpose.

  I've also been able to catch a female badger making it able to create a nest so I don't need to spawn them.

  With the influx of miasma I've gotten these 4 days I've greatly expanded my crevice, well I can even stop calling it a crevice now.

  The first room got expanded making it enormous with the size of 10 x 10 x 3 m. With a bunch of holes in the roof hiding my harbingers of death which by now far exceeds 500. It was all thanks to the increase in amount of blood my female mosquitoes receive, they've been able to greatly increase the birth rate.

  I also made two rooms connected with the first room through two small tunnels disguised as cracks. These are the nest rooms for my and I also moved my dungeon heart to the room with the badger nest as it is safest there. But the birth rate of these two are far too slow. The badgers are to angry to mate so they don't often get cubs? Children? Sigh whatever..

  The rabbits... well I originally didn't think they could even you known... do the thing between adults. But nature is a seriously fucked up place. Due to being undead they are still freaking slow.

  Therefore my main force are insects. Speaking of insects I gained a new interesting insect aswell, the .

  Don't ask why I felt horny at the time... please.

  But still it's freaking awesome, though I myself don't like rape and so on. It's okay if its used by an insect... I mean... if you consciously let a worm enter you (males and females) then there's something seriously wrong.

  Though I am surprised its only level 1 Its not that weird when it dies if you so much as steps on it.

  At first I met a slight problem when they weren't surviving without food though I fixed it by having my bring moss and stuff to plant on the floor and walls.

  The worms doesn't need a nest as they are asexual, being able to reproduce without mating.

  And the best part about my insects are that they serve as food for my badgers! It's like I have my own little ecosystem!

  With that thought I check my status for the first time since I expanded my dungeon.

  Beeing a bit proud over my gradually growing difficulty I smile, yet that smile quickly disappears when I hear a few voices outside my dungeon.

  "Oh isn't this a dungeon??"