Howdy Pillar X Reader Novels & Stories

I muttered. He moved before I registered it. One second there was space between us. The next— My back hit the wall behind me. His arms caged me in. His body pressed so close I could feel the heat radiating off him, could smell cedar and smoke and something wilder, darker. His voice dropped to a gravel-soft whisper. “Do you know what you’re doing to me?” “I—Kael—people can walk in—” “They won’t.” “You don’t know that—”

Could the pillar be eaten? Of course not! This was common knowledge! However, the bead in the energy core was adamant on consuming the pillar. If Alex Rockefeller didn’t let it, it’d hop around like a naughty child giving Alex a headache. But he looked carefully at the very dated wooden pillar in front of him. It was black with tinges of yellow, and it had a lot of cracked grains. In fact, there were even some oil stains on it. It really was an ordinary pillar.

Caleb shouted, nodding toward a massive, glowing structure that was beginning to render in the distance. It wasn't a building. It was a Colossal Pillar of Gold and Obsidian, shaped like a double-helix. It rose from the grey void like a monument to a forgotten god. At the base of the pillar, a silhouette of obsidian shadow was kneeling, his hands pressed against the glass-like surface. It was Xander. He was glowing with a violent, rhythmic violet light, and the pillar was responding. Massive scrolls of ancient, glowing text—the Ancient Registry—were pouring out of the helix and into his obsidian fur.

"Describe the exact shape of the letters, Hailey. Tell me their size, their depth, and the spacing between each stroke." I closed my eyes for a second, bringing the image back into my mind, remembering the rough texture of the broken stone. "They were large, maybe four inches high, cut deep into the center of the pillar. The letters were spaced tightly together, and the horizontal line of the T leaned slightly downward at the right corner, like a rushed slash."

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The pillar glowed briefly, and the chamber filled with a soft hum. "That's one," Nathanial said, his voice tense. "Keep going." I moved to the next pillar, choosing the symbol for loyalty—a wolf standing by its pack. Again, the pillar glowed, and the hum grew louder. "Two down," I said, moving to the third pillar. "This one should be... wisdom." I pressed the symbol for wisdom—a wolf gazing at the moon—and the pillar glowed, the hum now a low, steady vibration. "Last one," Nathanial said, his eyes fixed on the final pillar. "What's it going to be?"

Zevulon shook his head. "Oh, come to think of it, Dory, this famous expert in the United States, Pillar, has done meaningful research on amnesia. After he saw what happened to you in the newspaper, he came here on his own initiative and decided to treat you actively. Well now, you can cooperate with this expert in the future. I also hope that you can return to your normal life," he informed, gesturing towards Pillar. "Nice to meet you, Miss Lexantra." Upon catching sight of him, the foreigner, Pillar, smiled and made the first move to greet her enthusiastically with a vivid expression.

I hoped there were no wild and vicious animals here or I would be dead meat. Praying silently to the Moon Goddess, I slowly advanced in that direction and soon enough my eyes fell on something. Then, emerging like a sentinel from the gloom, I saw it—a colossal, wide pillar that reached into the abyss above. It was so impossibly tall that I couldn't see its tip, disappearing into the darkness like an anchor that connected this forsaken land to something even more ominous. The pillar was made of an obsidian-like substance, darker than the blackest of nights.

And the rest of the gate was replaced with concrete pillars. Baby was leading the way in front of her, he suddenly stopped at one of the wooden pillars, looked around carefully to check out if there were other creatures here. When he found that there were no others nearby, he jumped onto one of the wooden pillars, and pressed it with his fore-paw. Joy looked at him in a trance, when she came back; she discovered that Baby was vanished. She rubbed her eyes and looked around. There was a black hole appearing inside the pillar, growing bigger and bigger every second.

He laughed and buried his head in his hands. "Ah, fuck. Qiao Mo... " Hila She woke up rather earlier than usual and felt queasy. The day of the Wushi Chin Cooperation annual meeting had arrived and she was to deliver the Wushi Group's proposal to the board. The obvious reason behind the formation of the group was to help the world through annual donations to curb different calamities in different countries.