Demon Slayer Mist Pillar Novels & Stories

The knowledge terrifies me more than the darkness does. The pillars stand in what might have once been a clearing, though now it's choked with mist that clings to everything, dampening sound and obscuring vision. Beyond the circle, I can make out the suggestion of ruins—crumbled walls, fallen archways, the skeleton of something that was once grand. The mist moves strangely here, not drifting but pulsing, as if it's breathing.

We’re close. “Get your spell ready,” Mist says. I nod, prepping the incantation. It’s simple—a few words, a gesture. But devastating if done right. At the tree line, I can see our people fighting like hell—but they’re vastly outnumbered. Mist splits us down the middle with a sweep of her arms, sending half left, half right. Once everyone’s in position, she gives me a nod. I push my hands out and whisper the final word. The ripple of the spell is visible—like a wave of shadowed energy sweeping across the battlefield. One by one, the demons and enemy gods flinch, their confidence crumbling. They go on the defensive. Some even turn to flee.

Jackson-crow spoke, his voice sounding like a whisper of dry snow. He was perched on the edge of the dais, his form no longer a bird but a Grey-Vector Shadow of a nineteen-year-old boy. He pointed toward the perimeter of the dais, where eleven massive pillars of emerald-white ice stretched toward the obsidian sky. Inside each pillar was a woman—a Sun-Walker—frozen in the exact moment of her "Liquidation". "The High Council didn't delete them," Jackson whispered. "They Stored them. These are the Pillars of Precedent. Every time you struggle, every time you feel 'Too Much,' the Loom references these eleven souls to find the most efficient way to suppress you".

I just had to remind myself to leave one of them alive. I raised my hands again and paused. The mist seemed to be hazier than before. Since I didn't have time to observe it, I threw the mist at the demons. The mist hit the demons, but to my dismay, they didn't burst out of existence like before. Instead, they just fell back a few steps before starting to walk towards me again.

If not, she would forever be unable to come out of it. Although Lilo had a bratty personality, she obeyed Granny Rafflesia. Thus, at that moment, when she saw the stone pillars, Lilo knew that there was nowhere else to go in front. She was instantly anxious. What? At that moment, when Darryl saw the stone pillars, he was stunned too. The stone pillars were interesting. The next second, he calmed down and observed closely. He instantly had a plan. This seemed to be a…Demon Seven Kill Formation.

This time I supplied him magic support and he nodded grimly in thanks. The rooftop was empty, all but for some outtakes of air conditioning, the giant units roaring into the darkness, and a sculpture on the far end, facing inland. I slid to a halt on the pebbled asphalt roof, the stink of it rising to assault me, heat making the footing sticky. Demetrius pointed as I tried to make sense of what I saw. Five pillars, taller than me, taller than the goon squad we'd taken out, stood in a rough circle around another central column. No ordinary pillars. My sorcery called to them as I approached, the pulse of their magic warming to greet the stone in my hand.

The cave erupted into chaos, Morgana’s power slammed into the chamber as a storm unleashed—dark mist coiling, twisting, alive with malice. The silver barrier embedded in the cave walls flickered violently, struggling to hold against the surge of opposing force. Zoe stood at the centre of it all, unmoving and unshaken.

Even the demon realm was very cautious of this group, and now, even though they only had power according to the rules of this world, they were still invincible. "Very well! Since you seem to have no objection to me, then just offer yourselves up now. Interesting life!" said the ghost general, putting his palms together, which caused a huge tremor under the sea. Four pillars suddenly appeared with the palace as the center of the four pillars, north, west, south, and even east. The pillars appeared in different places and were clearly visible in the sky. Everyone in the four pillars clearly knew of their appearance, but they did not know that the pillars were a danger that would take their liv

Clank! The coffin shook and roared. The Miller family members activated their power. “Kill this d*mn monk!” After activating the spell formation, a light pillar with one-meter diameter rushed out right under the cage that Pindola was in. Spotty black fire that filled the light pillar floated rhythmically, that it was extremely frightening at a glance. “Great Monk, watch out below!” He noticed the warning that the great demon had issued. Wham! The light pillar slammed into the cage, shattering the cage.

As Maddie moved to stand behind Cassie, one Tracker demon, noticing her movement, turned to her with its toadlike eyes and ran at her, stretching its tentacles forward. Maddie screamed and threw one of the Celestial daggers in her hand. It missed the Tracker demon by a few inches and hit a Moloch demon square in the forehead. The demon dissolved in a puddle of poison. Cassie and Ayesha on the other hand, were busy dispelling the Dragonid demons. One's poisonous barbed tail narrowly missed Ayesha as she sank her dagger into its chest, yelling with a surge of adrenaline.