Nergigante Statue Novels & Stories

Most of them were women bearing the Galloway name, and all had died before they'd turned forty. As they paused in front of the giant statue she'd spotted from the hedge, she realized it wasn't an angel, but a goddess. Easily ten feet tall, it was solid white marble. The woman's eyes were closed as if in prayer, her face a mask of serenity. Wild long strands of hair swirled around her head, frozen for all time in an unseen wind. A loose robe fell to her ankles, and in one outstretched palm was a sphere. The base held a carved trinity knot. "This is where the pyre was erected, isn't it? Where they..."

"And what exactly is that supposed to be?" Carter asked, pointing at one of the many statues lining the massive throne room. The sculpture in question was nightmarish; a giant dog-like creature with three massive heads, each one frozen mid-snarl with teeth bared and eyes seeming to follow him around the room. It was easily twelve feet tall, carved from some kind of dark stone that seemed to absorb the light rather than reflect it. This cult was really big on wolves if they were willing to tolerate such an eyesore of a statue lying around the place, Carter thought.

BOOOOOOOOM! The sound echoed forever. Then the hall illuminated. Thousands of torches igniting at once. Then the statues moved. Immediately. God. No. Fair. Absolutely not. Reasonable honestly. Stone eyes opened. Stone heads turned. Stone kings watched them. Then one statue stepped forward. A giant. Twice the height of a normal man. Then: "TO FREE A GUARDIAN." Silence. Then: "YOU MUST PROVE WORTHY." The giant statue raised its weapon.

"You!" "I'm forced to do! The most handsome God was forced to wear your maid service!" Dick yelled. "Hehe..." Butt smiled. While they are talking they moved. The insides were looked like church yet majestic. A majestic white looking church when inside. A statue was carved on the walls. "I missed them." Butt sighed. "Yeah..." On that wall, the statue of Gods was carved. These are 9 Gods statue. A snake, a tiger, a dragon, an eagle, a snail, a gorilla, a spider, a fish, a scorpion.

The statue suddenly shrank and flew directly into Chase's brow. Chase was greatly surprised and quickly used his primordial spirit to examine his sea of consciousness. He saw that within his core, the statue had become three feet tall. It was floating in the air, absorbing various chaotic energies such as poison gas, waste gas, evil thoughts, distracting thoughts, and so on, then converting them all into dark energy and death aura. Although they were all negative energies, they were incomparably pure.

Then, in a sudden rush, recollection flooded back to him. At a time when he was still weak and just embarking on his journey as a cultivator on Earth, a resurgence of Earth's Spiritual Energy had occurred, giving rise to Mount Bane. At the peak of that very mountain, a statue was erected. Remarkably, the statue he now beheld mirrored the one atop Mount Bane. Both figures gazed into the horizon, radiating an aura of world-weary scorn.

Driven by curiosity, he carefully observed everything around him. One thing left a deep impression on Ding Hao. In this ancient building complex, deity statues that resembled heavenly pillars could be seen everywhere. There would be one almost every hundred meters. These statues were sculpted in the likenesses of Humans, Demons and Gigantic Beasts, all fully clad in armor, and holding weapons in their hands. After nearly 10,000 years, they were still extremely lifelike. A strange power was faintly visible on these sculptures, making one's blood curdle. These statues almost looked like they would come suddenly to life and open their eyes, once their observers drew near.

Cattle did not eat meat, why should a race that was clearly related to them in some fashion? The group approached a large building at the center of the city. It was not so massive in size as the Palace in Shamirha, but in scale it was most impressive indeed. Dark granite stones, well-fitted and polished, comprised the bulk of it. The main section was essentially a square, with a decorative tower on each corner. Tall, chimney-like structures, they were capped with low, pyramid-shaped tops that shone in the late afternoon light. They appeared to be gold. If so, Andric realized the sheer amount was of incredible value. What most impressed him, however, was the colossal statue that sat atop the

He then brought out some waterproof flashlights and placed them around the shrine. Now that the entire place was brightly lit, he saw six colossal stone statues. They were of the legates produced by this village. Each statue was about eight meters tall, each with a distinct pose. The first one was War Legate Enneagon, holding a long spear and donning a silvery-white cloak. The sculpting was incredibly detailed, capturing every aspect of Enneagon—the first legate to come out of Vanglesville.

A massive bronze statue appeared in front of them. The statue stood nearly twenty meters tall. A massive bronze turtle sat below it, and a lifelike Scylla sat above it. That turtle was the black cooter, a mystical creature that also happened to be the god of the Iron family.