Futanari Statue Novels & Stories

Seeing cracks on the statue's ankle truly shocked him. Feran couldn't fathom who possessed enough power to tamper with the manifestation. Carefully, he set the statue on the table and crossed his hands, pointing his index fingers at it. A wisp of black smoke curled from between his fingers, flowing into the statue as he tried to repair it using the Decatorian method. But no matter how much power he poured into it, the statue remained unchanged. Feran took a deep breath and extended his hands again, gathering all his strength at his fingertips. Just as he touched the statue, a sudden flash of golden light burst forth, blasting him several steps backward.

"Stay here, and don't go anywhere. I'll go get something and come back." Ethan said, as if he were a grown man giving advice to his three-year-old "Okay, I'm here, I'm not moving anywhere ." She said, Ethan smiled and then moved away from her while her attention was caught by a large statue, one of the statues of a beautiful woman, with a torch on her head and a tattoo of a wolf's head on her arm. Without realizing it, she approached the statue, looking at it with amazement. It was a beautifully carved statue. If she had been in the land of humans, they would have honored her greatly.

On the shore of the pond there were marble columns supporting a slab in the shape of a circle with a hole in the middle. The columns and the slab were covered with climbing plants whose red flowers completely covered the white marble. Some petals had fallen and floated gently on the surface of the water reflecting the image of the tree. On the circumference of the hall were placed statues depicting men, with robes of every era, each of them had a crown on the head. The statues did not cover the entire circumference, but more than half. "They represent my predecessors," Nathan explained to her. They approached a statue similar to Urian. Behind the statue was a marble slab positioned alongside

Each statue, situated in the arches, was of a god or goddess standing with an animal. There was the Goddess Morrigans, with her wolf by her side, and one of Arcas, who I recognized right away because he was carved standing with a bear, the exact copy of Mathias’ beast. I saw the goddess Bastat, a large puma-looking feline woven around her legs.

Fen, the leader of the Supreme God Destroyer, stood at the top of the statue, his lips curled into a cruel smile. "One down, eleven to go," he said. "Once we have the power of all twelve Alpheno werewolves, the world will be ours." After draining Mark's chakra, the Supreme God Destroyer placed his body into a giant statue with twelve eyes on its forehead. The statue was a powerful artifact that had been created by the Supreme God Destroyer's ancestors. It was said that the statue could absorb the chakra of any creature that was placed within it. With Mark's chakra now sealed within the statue, the Supreme God Destroyer had become even more powerful. They were now one step closer to achieving

“It’s a woman?” Jasmine nodded. “Yep, we Floral Valley have researched this statue before, we assume that this is the statue of the goddess to the natives who live here in Spiritual Valley Dungeon. It’s called the Guardian Goddess, so it’s probably the goddess that they used to worship. The natives here probably worshipped nature a lot.” Alex asked. “Where are the natives now? Are there any other people here?” Jasmine shook her head. “We haven’t seen anyone else, so I guess they migrated. Just look at the statue, it looks ancient. My master said that it had existed for at least thousands of years. So it’s probably a relic from the Stone Age.”

Sunlight streamed in from tall windows behind me; making the star gleam as if it were truly a piece of the heavens set within the earth. Just past the star were two soaring statues; one to either side of the base of the staircase. They were carved from opaque, white stone. One statue was of a sidhe woman and the other, a sidhe man. I stared at them as we passed through the space between them and began to climb the stairs. The puka followed beside me, but the other fairies stopped before the first step. I took one last look over my shoulder as we reached the landing and saw Tiernan staring up at me with a soft smile.

She bucked beneath him, and for a moment, the stone beneath them groaned as if the earth itself were reacting to her fury. Suddenly the four statues around the fountain began to move, breaking free of the stone. “Capturing me will not be so easy,” Estrela said confidently. “Even the Gods could not stop me now.” Luz released Estrela, rolling to his feet in one fluid motion. He did not look at her. He looked at the statues. They were massive, caved from sandstone. As they broke free of their pedestals, their surfaces cracked with the movement and the stone ground gnashed. Each one held a weapon– spears, shields, heavy maces– and their eyes were empty sockets that seemed to watch everything at

Here is the description of the room; There were like up to six large pillars each reaching to about nine feet tall. There were 7 different extremely huge statue, each on its own position. Three statue was on the right while another three...on the left. Then in the middle of the six statue's was another much larger statue of an old man. The three statue on the right were that of women and the one on the left...that of men. Each on of them were tying a scarf on their forehead with the tattoo of the Lion's head on their left arms. Under the leg of each statue was was an entrance with no door.

Her eyes landed on the huge statues of a man standing in all his glory, a statue that could be seen from every distance, standing tall and proud in the middle of each pack, a statue worshipped by all supernatural forces. Statue of the immortal Alpha King, Alpha Cesar, Present ruler of every supernatural creature. King of the supernatural world. Skylar instantly shifted her gaze, something about that statue had never settled well in her gut. She stared ahead, She had always loathed that statue... And she didn't know why. To be Continued....!