What if the dungeon boss... farmed you?

Adrian Voss account was supposed to be deleted—a forgotten beta tester erased by a lazy intern and a greedy game company.
But one mistake let him slip through the cracks.

Now still inside Primordial Abyss with a forbidden class—one the AI accidentally created by studying Adrian’s own test patterns—he doesn’t grind monsters for loot. He makes the monsters grind for him.

Every boss he enslaves becomes a passive income machine.
Every player who enters his domain drops loot when they die.
And every arrogant guild that steps into the wrong dungeon?

They’ll never even see him coming.

But if Titan Corp ever finds him, they’ll wipe his class for “balance issues” and sue him into digital oblivion.
So he hides. He ganks.
He builds a kingdom in silence—like a virus buried in their own code.

No level grind. No livestreams.
Just kill logs—and no names.
This isn’t a raid. It’s a quiet war over who commands the system.
And Adrian doesn’t ask for control—he takes it.

Raven stood locked with the Root-Soul Ascendant, the Dominion Chain tight in his hands, biting into the beast's shoulder. Bark cracked and sap hissed—but the boss didn't bleed. It twisted violently, dragging Raven two feet forward, claws raking the air behind him.


His fingers slipped, blood smearing the chain where calluses had torn open. 


The floor beneath his boots cracked, webbing fractures outward with every wrenching pull. HUD warnings blinked crimson at the edge of his vision.


But he gritted his teeth and locked his stance. The Ascendant strained forward, dragging him inch by inch. Raven felt the chain vibrate like a live wire, the beast's raw strength pulsing through the links. Every heartbeat pounded like a war drum against his temples. He knew—one slip, one break in tension—and they were dead.


Chapter 50 - [Roots of Dominion 9] - Ascendant's Hunger 1