Nergigante Statue Novels & Stories

Serena found herself being drawn toward something—an invisible hand tugging at her. Suddenly she burst out of a thick tangle of trees into a broad clearing. At the center was a huge stone statue, 3 times the size of an average wolf. The statue’s eyes burned an ominous amber, glowing with an otherworldly light shot across the clearing. Serena froze, her lungs steading against her chest. She realized she had seen this statue before. But that was impossible. She had never been here. She hadn’t even known about this place.

Tonight, no one left unmarked. “It is nearly time,” Waylon said neutrally. Marvin nodded, taking one last hit before he found himself standing on the raised platform at the far end of the grand hall. Above it towered a statue, thirty feet high, an ancient faceless god, hewn from black marble and studded with rare gems, its form both masculine and feminine, androgynous. The eyes were hollowed out sockets that appeared to watch over all. Everyone knew what it represented: power, fertility, submission, the exchange of flesh for favor.

They sat on the stone plaza floor and used them as tables. Nin's memorial gleamed in the morning sunlight. A life-sized stone sculpture of her knelt on a large stone pedestal, her staff standing at the ready at her side. At its base, an eternal flame burned and women often came to burn prayers for their children there. Ellis sensed the creation of a saint; a few thousand years from now, Nin would probably be the recipient of prayers herself as the Guardian of Children and Mothers. Her legend was already growing.

When did he ever see such a strange thing after going to so many massive tombs? After watching for a few seconds, Dorothy immediately joined the battle group. Then, Waltz, Maya, Freya, and Zayne rushed forward as well. “All the others back off, retreat to the hall outside!” Alex shouted. The strength of Caesar’s statue exceeded his imagination. As his attacks became stronger, the statue’s attacks would increase accordingly as well. After many people joined the battle group, the statue’s battle power increased exponentially. It seemed that it could adjust its strength according to the sum of battle power.