Solo Leveling God Statue Novels & Stories

I snorted, "when I am in heaven smiling at you while you are begging on your knees in hell." He chuckles at my words and in the next second, he is holding me by the collar of my clothes. "Oh you think you can go to your heaven?" he menacingly asks. "Yes, because your moon goddess is not even close to anything as my creator" I retorted. "So naïve and so stupid. You think your God will be here to save you" he shouted at me. "He will because my God is a God of so many things that you pitiful creature are not" I spat back holding his gaze.

"… Enosos, I have gathered your princess for you. My lord, now I beg of your help and your guidance. Show yourself onto this earth in the form that we can see and measure you. Let no other bond or bargain keep you from her. She is here and she is yours, as she was always meant to be. Come and claim her once and for all!" A bright light started to appear from the head of the statue and it consumed the room quickly. I closed my eyes tightly but yet I felt the light almost penetrating my eyelids. It passed quickly and then I felt the light descend in strength to the point where it went down to a normal light again.

He then walked towards the boy. "Wait..." Robb stopped them for a moment and pointed at the torch Minos was holding. "We won't need that." He gripped the staff firmly with one hand and held the other up in front of his face, then recited an incantation. As soon as he finished, the gemstone on the staff glowed, and a tiny bead of light appeared hovering above his palms. Minos watched as the boy concentrated, and slowly made the bead grow into a ball as big as his fist.

When he heard the church's bell on that beach, and when the man turned to the direction of the church, he heard the man say something. It was a nostalgic phrase. In his childhood, he knew well about Arun Kelev's habits. For example, Arun Kelev was a religious man. But he never liked to build the God of Dragon's statue. He was the one who popularized the religion of Ayja and one of the first men who accepted Her as the worshipped God of Euclase. It was weird. And what was weirder was... someday, Arun Kelev decided to build a statue of Andrius. But he also wanted to build it behind Ayja's statue, with a little smile and kind eyes in the statue of the Dragon's God.

At exactly 8:00 am the next morning, I pushed open the building door, and everyone who saw me stopped in their tracks. I wore a tailored black suit with my long hair pinned neatly at the back of my head, and my four-inch stilettos clicked loudly against the bluestone tiles with every step. Dexter spotted me from a distance and let out a wolf whistle. "Oh, what's with the fancy outfit today? Are you going to see your old sugar daddy? Have him give you more money so you can fix that crappy car of yours!"

She bucked beneath him, and for a moment, the stone beneath them groaned as if the earth itself were reacting to her fury. Suddenly the four statues around the fountain began to move, breaking free of the stone. “Capturing me will not be so easy,” Estrela said confidently. “Even the Gods could not stop me now.” Luz released Estrela, rolling to his feet in one fluid motion. He did not look at her. He looked at the statues. They were massive, caved from sandstone. As they broke free of their pedestals, their surfaces cracked with the movement and the stone ground gnashed. Each one held a weapon– spears, shields, heavy maces– and their eyes were empty sockets that seemed to watch everything at

Fortunately, beneath the palace lay a teleportation magic array, allowing direct access to the main gate. The tops of the six main buildings were all hemispherical. Two of them bore enormous statues of the chief gods: one of Frey, the Sun God, clad in long robes; the other of Bode, the God of Light, wearing armor and raising a sword high into the sky. The very highest point of the entire Vana tribe was the tip of Bode’s sword.

A statue carved from immaculate white marble. A sleeping deity. Its eyes were closed. Its body is perfectly still. But when the beam reached it, the stone cracked. Golden fractures spread across its surface as the energy poured into it like a soul returning home. The Levites froze in horror. The anomaly they were supposed to guard is now awakening. One of them whispered a name they had prayed never to speak again. “…Yiwei.” The cracks spread further. The statue shattered. Fragments of stone fell away like shedding skin. And the being beneath began to move. Pale skin. Long white hair cascading down his back like flowing moonlight. A presence so immense that the very air of Heaven trembled ben

David refused her invitation. He had to go to Sole and he did not want to waste time here. Only two hundred lavish points are needed to raise his Body and Mind from Sacred level 10 to Deity level 1. At that time, not only would his strength in the real world would have a qualitative leap, but his strength in The Spirit Cage would also be greatly improved. “Master David, go to the guest room to rest first! Perhaps I will go to Sole with you.” “Ms. Beanie, are you going to Sole too?”

The Goddess was more elegant than warrior-like, and Zen guessed she must have been a Goddess ruling over a less chaotic domain. Unlike the piles of stones, Zen walked right up to the statue and whispered a short apology. He had been saving holy water in his inventory that he blessed personally, but now seemed to be a good time to use a vial. “Pardon me,” he whispered and climbed to the top of the statue, pouring the holy water over it. It was a trick he learned from previous dungeon floors.