Original Pyramid Head Novels & Stories

But Pyra feared not. “You forget one thing, Duncan. No matter the upgrade you give yourself. No matter what you cook in that lab of yours, you’ll never measure up. You said you were better than me...” Pyra took a step, her hands morphing into paws. “But that’s not true.” Her spine reformed, twisting until she was on all fours. “You are false. I am the original. And one thing about originals is that they are always the most powerful. And an original Crimson has one thing you can never have.” Her human skin shed, furs evident as she was almost transformed.

Their size was unusually large compared to the statue's proportions. The second piece was the head, its features obscured by damage. The carved hair cascaded towards the back, gathered at a damaged spot that indicated the presence of a ponytail. However, like the rest of the missing pieces, the ponytail had suffered significant damage. Anom couldn't help but think, 'Who had the time and patience to intricately carve a ponytail? What an arduous task.' His attention then shifted to the third and final piece. It was an arm, exquisitely carved to the point that if it were not made of white rock, it could easily be mistaken for a real limb.

Even Ding Hao, who was in the distance, could feel it. Meanwhile, this head's eyelids were tightly shut. Its hair was like a forest, its nose like a giant peak, its mouth slightly open, and its interior like an abyss, pitch-black and bottomless. "What kind of being could have such a huge head..." At this moment, Ding Hao was extremely shocked when he saw this scene. "Could it be the Creator of All Things?" Looking at the scene in front of him, Ding Hao couldn't help but wonder. "According to the information from the Sky-fleeing Stone Keys, this huge head is the Primordial World that I've been looking for all this time. Wait, what???

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 fell to the ground like a dead tree. And the purple smoke, relying on absorbing his blood and vitality, condensed into a human figure and replaced his previous position. However, compared with the previous human figures, this one was like a monster. It was much higher than the previous ones. And this guy had two heads on its shoulders and a head hanging from its chest. On both sides of its body, there were four arms in total. At this moment, it stood there, baring its fangs and brandishing its claws like a giant worm, which made people feel ferocious and horrible.

Then, the ground began to thrum. A rhythmic, heavy thudding that grew louder with every heartbeat. Out of the white haze, a nightmare took shape. It was massive, a hulking wall of muscle and bronzed armour. The creature stood on two thick, furred legs, but its head was that of a monstrous ram. Its horns weren’t just bone; they were jagged, spiraling obsidian that seemed to drink the light. “Is that… Aries?” Pelin gasped, her voice trembling.

Skyler grabbed her magnefying glass again and was over the map, the first thing she saw was the pyramids, if looked at from the very top the pyramid was a square shape, but take away the left and right triangle, the top and bottom would be in the shape of an hourglass... Was this what the contact talked about? Or was it just false hope!?

It looked like a python. But it was much thicker than a python, and its head was also different. It looked like a turtle's head, or a frog's head, but it had a horn, which was very different. "What the hell is this? It looks so disgusting." Black Eagle pointed at the monster on the ground speechlessly and said. "I haven't seen it either. Take a few photos first and go back to ask an expert." As Wu Jiu said this, he took out his mobile phone and took a few photos of the monster.

"She... she didn't just bypass the link. She dissolved the server." The ship plummeted through a layer of clouds so dense they felt like wool. They emerged into a hidden valley, a jagged emerald scar in the earth that was invisible to radar. In the center of the valley sat the Cradle—an ancient, white-stone structure that looked less like a building and more like a petrified forest of tuning forks. "The Original Family didn't find this place," Panni said, her memory of the Panni archives finally clicking into place. "They built their world around it. This is the source of the Aconite Prime."

As we reached the mounds of earth that the team had dug up, the mysterious spiral came into view. "Wow!" I breathed, looking at the biggest stone disc on the planet. It rose about a foot off the ground. Around twenty people were brushing it up with special tools. The spiral was made entirely from stone blocks. Each stone connected with each other in a ring, and there were about seven rings inside this giant spiral. I could see deep outlines and raised carvings all over it. "Are those snakeheads?" I asked. "Yes," Dr. Ivan said. "There are seven serpent heads poking out of the surface at odd places. We didn't recognize them at first because some of their features were worn off with time. The c