Demon Slayer Pillars 소설 & 이야기

He redoubled his efforts on the second pillar, his device whirring as it worked through millions of permutations. "The Pillar of Precision," Vance said, his eyes on Julian. "He’s getting close. He’s mapped the internal mechanisms. If he unlocks it first, you’re on the defensive." Davina moved to the second pillar. This one was a nightmare of tiny, intricate gears, each one no larger than a watch component. It was a test of focus and a steady hand. Julian’s device beeped. He reached out to turn the final gear. "Wait," Davina said.

Jiniya’s embrace got tighter and tighter until she realized that she was hugging nothing. Upon opening her eyes Jiniya saw herself hugging air, her face directly parallel to the solid light colored wall of the library. She heard a voice calling out to her and when she faced her left shoulder she saw a guard walking towards her wielding a long three-headed spear. Her eyes widened, she looked at the statues that stood in front of them a few moments ago, but what she saw sent her shiver. The statue's heads were looking directly at her, their mouths giving an eerie and disturbing smile.

A group of Seven demons shook the world by storm with their immense power. But just as how the demons evolve their existence. So does the Demon Slayers. They started forming organizations and started learning from each other around the world on how to kill demons and became stronger too. They were no longer known as Demon Slayers. They called themselves the purifiers of evil, The Exorcist. Unlike demon ranks they had class. From Low priest, High Priest, Arch Priest and Paladin. There are 12 paladins in the Exorcist organisation and the strongest one was chosen to be the Head Paladin and have absolute control over the organisation. They were strong even though less in number compared to demon

"Oh! The flower! Did you sneak into my room?" "Uhm." Kenshi sucks in air, smiling playfully. "Didn't Roya tell you?" "You saw me asleep?!" "Calm down!" He laughs. "I asked Zed." "Oh, good." She breathes out, shifting her gaze back to him. "But don't you know what that spider lily flower meant? Do you want me dead or something?" "No, I don't want you dead. How do I explain it." He looks away to think for a second and back to her. "In Yami, spider lilies are like roses. Most of us demons has heart with a complex design like that red spider lily."

"What?" Just as everyone was looking toward the arena, they were startled by the sound of an explosion coming from outside the stands. From behind, a massive, towering pillar suddenly appeared, soaring into the sky. The pillar materialized on all four sides of the arena, immediately emitting a blood-red light. The light merged with the other pillars, forming a formation that trapped all the demons—including the high-ranking officials from the Demon Palace—inside. “This…? What’s happening?” asked the Grand Elder with a shocked expression as he watched the blood formation appear, enveloping them.

His right hand, which had been swung at the barrier, looked injured. Rangga Jaya explained the reason why he led them all to kill the four pillars first. Apparently, Rangga Jaya sucked the power of the other four pillars after they died. That way, he could become stronger. And the last pillar he had to kill was his father who had died about a year ago. So, the one on the roof of the house was a living corpse. "I will be the sixth pillar who mastered all the techniques of the previous five pillars. And coupled with the power of Lord Hirayaksa!"

The tall pillar in the middle of both sides of the war caught the attention of every living creature there as it grew to heights almost unseen. They stood in awe of the pair that were standing on the pillar. They seemed to be talking among themselves as everyone stared at them. There was no question to who the female was, but the other figure on the pillar was unknown to many. “Is that?” a demon dressed in deep blue with one eye asked. “What is he doing up there?” another dressed in green asked.

Grandmother pulled one hand free from Kiyomi and pointed toward the walls. “Break the anchors.” Black pillars stood between the glass panels, each marked with a crown symbol. Hayate drew his sword. “Finally, something simple.” He struck the nearest pillar. The blade bounced off. His arms shook from the impact. “Not simple.” Kiyomi pressed her bloody palm to the tide symbol. Silver light spread through the stone. The pillar cracked. Grandmother’s chains loosened. “Blood wakes them,” I said. Cassian cut his palm without hesitation.