Original Pyramid Head Novels & Stories

I tried to reconstruct and imagine the statue's complete form with a little imagination. It didn't take long. I managed to rebuild the statue's original structure in mind. I could quickly recognize it because the shape was very familiar to me. This statue was a bird that was perched. The body part may be similar to most ordinary birds. The distinctive feature that immediately made me recognize it was its head's shape. The statue had a pair of large eyeballs facing forward, and the fur on its head formed a circle. Based on those two things, even a fool would recognize this statue as an owl.

I was confused, but the more I tried to focus the more clear the image became. The darker figure had the front body of a lion and the back body of a goat. It has two heads. No three. At the very front it has two heads. A lion, with it's fangs smeared with dried blood, and the other a goat, it's longhorn sharp and erect. It's tip has a bit of flesh on them. The other head was at the back. Or more likely to say the tail. The snake head was hissing and snapping at the air, trying to intimidate their opponent. My heart pounded inside my chest as realization dawned on me. It was a Chimera.

The individual coffins' foundation was weak and separate from that of the ceiling itself. Laylin eyed the gigantic upside-down pyramids on the ceiling and murmured. “Please forgive me, My husband’s ancestors, but it’s about time you go six feet under.” With all her remaining might, she fired at the base of the ceiling pyramid. With a loud crack, the first pyramid collapsed burying the beast but it couldn’t hold him from crawling in his desperation to escape the Silver Stone influence. The debris and the ancestors decayed bones were still piled on his humongous body.

As I spin I stifle a scream. Making its way through the trees is something truly out of a myth. From top to bottom it is a mish-mash of creatures. Its twin heads are that of both a goat and a lion. The heads join at the shoulders to the body of a lion, all ending in a tail with a serpent's head. Growing up I was always interested in mythology. The name of the creature easily came to mind; Chimera. I try to back away slowly, hoping it hasn’t yet noticed me.But as per my usual clumsy self, I end up tripping over my own feet.

It better be Zeke, I was hoping it was Zeke. I almost jumped when something was thrown out in front of us. Something like a circular object that landed in a thump and rolled its way towards us both. Before I could process anything, I realized that I was staring at its eyes wide open. I gasped. It was a man’s head. A MAN’S HEAD! His eyes looked as if they were set in stone, like it was his last expression the moment he got decapitated. All of the hair from my body rose as I tore away my eyes from his.

That was the bronze aminal head of the sheep of the twelve zodiac signs! Qin Haodong was shocked at first. However, he soon felt overjoyed. It was a huge surprise to see the animal heads so soon again. He could even feel the sealing formation on the bronze head. He had made up his mind to keep it for himself at any cost. At least, he had to obtain the Upper-Level Spirit Stone, which was the only way for him to achieve a breakthrough.

It was a behemoth. It was a creature from deeper hell and had been converted by the evil Buddha of Dairaionji Temple. It looked like a wolf that had three heads, with each head as big as a house. When the crowd saw this creature, they were stunned. “Hurry up and run!” Lucretia shouted. Thinking that Lucretia told him to run backward, King Sandros decisively obeyed her. Consequently, he directly ran into the behemoth’s mouth. Crunch! He was gone!

All plans of using Juniper and the other women as a buffer between Ophois and me tumbled sideways. I had absolutely no idea there was another side to the Egyptian god, although I should have known his head wasn’t permanently that of a wolf. If I could shift my eyes for better vision or transform my fingernails into claws, it made sense that a god could change the shape of his head.

Mechs that hadn't bothered with heads and moved their main sensors to the torso, the so-called 'Pangu' types, never really caught on in the market. The Caesar Augustus featured an ornate head design that appealed to Jason's aesthetics. It housed fairly good sensors behind enough armor and embellishments to make them difficult to pick off by a stray shot. Ves hadn't messed around with the head too much, but he did add a dramatic touch by adding a vertical helmet crest, much like the cool helmets worn by the soldiers of Ancient Rome and Greece.