Solo Leveling Statue Novels & Stories

"They’re made of the same code as the floor! You have to delete the signature!" I reached out with my mind, seizing the "Solid Data" of the nearest Statue. I didn't hack it; I unwove it. I forced the Sovereign’s logic into the crystalline structure, finding the "Persistent File" that gave the creature its shape and dragging it into the trash. The Statue didn't just break; it dissolved into a cloud of harmless, golden dust. "Keep them off me!" I yelled to Nevan. "I need time to map the well!"

she said, squeezing his hand once, "...trust mine until we get through this." A tired smile tugged briefly at the corner of his mouth. "I'll try." The passage curved sharply before widening into a circular chamber unlike anything they had seen so far. Nine towering statues of black stone stood in a perfect ring around an empty platform at the center. Each figure was nearly twice the height of a man, their heads bowed in silent vigil. Time had scarred almost all of them. Broken faces littered the floor. Arms had snapped away. Weapons lay shattered at their feet.

She was wearing a crown and holding a long green sword. She looked extraordinarily soldierly. On the most central continent of Leila, there were five statues, tens of thousands of feet high. One of them was exactly the same as the shadow behind Pebbles. And this statue represented someone. Someone who the creatures in Leila adored. Not only that, but she was also one of the beliefs of all Leila's beings. Without exaggeration, the status of this person in the hearts of all Leila's creatures was much higher than David's status in Star Kingdom.

The insides were large, giant columns stood tall, in front was a giant statue of illummino, made of pure gold, jason marvelled at it, Sorrena once again drew him out of his gazing and pointed to its feet, jason saw a scroll at its feet, they ran towards it, but it seemed to get farther, after a while they stooped running, "I think it's magic!" She said panting, They were wise, the priests casted a spell before leaving, there was no way jason was going to get close to the feet of the statue unless he improvised, jason summoned the bracelet and teleported to the Foot of the statue, sorrena stood far off, he stared at the scroll, there was an inscription on it,

"It could be dangerous." "No, shit." I shook his grip off and continued my progress towards the middle of the circular arena. I slowed as I approached the white stone pedestal. Upon it lay a sling shot and an open bag of small white stones. I looked up at the giant stone statue. It was at least fifty feet tall. It stood holding a giant square hammer between its feet. The head of the hammers was as large as a car. The monster's single large eye was lidded shut. My hand hovered above the sling shot. This was probably going to be a bad idea, but if these were some sort of trials then I'd have no choice. It was either this or Karma. And Karma was a bitch.

“Such raw power, and yet it isn’t enough. I wonder, once your mate dies, will you beg me to kill you as well?” Solana lifted her staff and slammed it against the marble floor three times. The golden statues to the right began to move. Their legs, which were double the size of Draco’s, groaned as they lifted them, as if their metal joints were stiff from centuries of disuse. The statue in the middle was the tallest. It withdrew a golden sword from its belt and swung it through the air. The force of its movement blew my hair back from my face. Orion met my horrified stare, “Focus on Solana, poison. I’ll take care of the scary statues.”

Occasionally, they would come across gigantic stone statues. Attacking them would cause them to awaken and retaliate, and each statue's strength appeared to be at the peak of the martial god realm. However, no two statues looked alike. Some resembled giant octopuses while others were like mechanical beasts from the outer realm. Without exception, they possessed insane defenses and unusual attack patterns. Clearly, the only way to advance was to defeat these constructs. Unfortunately, every one they encountered so far had been too powerful to overcome. At present, she and Fallon could only rest along the riverbank, trying to recover and think of alternate strategies.

He summoned the Stone Giant. It was an advanced spell. Bassan was able to summon two giants at once, so his powers were not to be underestimated. The battle immediately broke out. The Ghost Statues sprinted toward Wilbur. Wilbur smashed through them with his hammer. The Ghost Statue blocked the attack with its arm, and the hammer only caused minor damage to the arm. Wilbur frowned. Although he had only used the strength of a beginner Ambience level cultivator, he was quite surprised by the level of defense the Ghost Statue had.

I tried shifting it, but it didn’t budge. “Do you think you can lift this?” I asked Roland. He stepped forward and gave it a try. There was some give, but it wouldn’t rise more than a few millimetres. “Anyone have any rope?” Sonny signalled one of his men who went over to an area with various bits of kit and supplies in a big pile. He pulled out a rope and brought it over. “If we use the statue as a fulcrum, we should be able to make a pulley to get the top off.” I turned to Gabor. “That’ll work, right?”

He did not have the strength to have a soul enlightenment. “I won’t waste my time talking nonsense with you. Pick a difficulty level—there are seven of them. The easiest one is level one, and difficulty level seven is exceptional. In fact, I don’t even have to ask you this. The most you can do is stay in difficulty level one, probably lasting as long as somebody finishing their tea or a joystick burning.” He lazily stood up from his chair and picked up the formation jade strips in front of him, adding a couple of runes that Fane did not understand on the jade strips.