Solo Leveling Statue Novels & Stories

It turned out that this cave had crossed the mountain range. Chu Xun looked over and saw eight statues on flat ground. The statues had been eroded by the wind for many years and were somewhat blurred. However, he could still see that they were cultivators. The eight statues were like giants standing between the sky and the ground, overlooking the ground. There was an empty field In the middle of the eight statues, with only a few protruding huge stones scattered in disorder. In the eyes of others, this was a mess. In fact, it had rules. The stones were the cornerstones of the formation.

S H E S T O O D A few feet away from the tall mound of stone and marble that cast a shadow over her from the setting sun. For an unknown reason, Natasha found herself visiting that place more than once in a week, just to let out the day's weight and gaze upon the twenty-foot statue of the Blue Streak which captured him in a sprinting position and the large lightning bolt emblem plastered to his chest being the only thing that had color as a blue glowing lamp enclosed in a glass case was attached on top of it, highlighting the emblem.

After James successfully experimented with the Hudde Passage from the second level of the Forladtt Land, he hurriedly returned to the fourth level. James avoided disturbing Truett, Adair and Xatia from cultivating. Then, he set up a time formation for each of them, helping to improve their cultivating efficiency. Afterward, he called Xitlaly and Rebella to head to a higher level. Both of them were startled by the countless statues of powerhouses. Amongst the statues, there were a few they recognized and felt were their real bodies.

These statues almost looked like they would come suddenly to life and open their eyes, once their observers drew near. "These... are all deity statues that could only be sculpted by a Martial Sage expert. They have condensed quite a lot of martial essence..." Uncle Tianshu was almost drooling. He waved the black pot, trying to collect all these statues into it. Unfortunately, these deity statues seemed to have grown roots. They would not budge even with Ding Hao's brute strength. Uncle Tianshu hit a statue sculpted seemingly out of stone with his black pot. There was a shower of sparks like in metals colliding, yet it left no marks at all on the statue.

That was when the girl came running in, yelling, "Help!" Lofty quickly asked, "What is it?" Frank chuckled before the girl could speak. "What else do you think? A certain someone just came back! Perfect timing, though—time to meet her!" Knocking out the weasel, he levitated a divine statue toward himself and shoved it inside before inscribing a rune on it. Passing it to Lofty, he said, "Keep both eyes on this thing. It's really rare, so don't lose it!" Lofty protested, "But I'd never win against it!"

he answers patiently. Levi leaves me on the ground when we reach the center of the lake, where the dome protecting the statue of the goddess Luna stands. There are small benches all around, and right in the center, surrounding the statue of the Goddess, a flower garden. "I didn't remember it was so beautiful," I say, admiring the stone statue, which is covered with moss. The goddess looks up at the sky. The moon's glow is right above her at this moment. "Did you used to come here?" Levi asks.

I ignore it and start climbing the statue. I hear the water break and the basilisk rising high above the water and stalking towards me. I climb the statue, resting on its arm while being supported by its shoulder. It rises just behind me. With a deep breath and closing my eyes, I turn around and swing my dagger at it but I don’t hit anything.

Zaykee breathes in relief, "let's start the sacred incantation now, guys!" All of them surrounded the four sides of the statue, the back, front, right, and left after they placed the two books on the front. Then, they placed their palms against the ground and started to chant the sacred incantation script. A huge beam of light struck the statue coming from the sky and made a hole in the ceiling.

But Dante. Dante isn't a man anymore. He is a ten-foot-tall Statue of Obsidian and Lead, his arms forever frozen in a protective embrace over the spot where the child lay. He has become a "Permanent Anchor"—a biological lightning rod that is now the only thing keeping the Earth from being reclaimed by the stars. I touch his cold, black cheek, and for the first time in the story, the "Lead-Bender" weeps. But then, a sound comes from the statue. A low, rhythmic thump-thump.

I exhale. “Sure. Let me just go back to dealing with this asshole Leo,” she says with so much exhaustion I almost pity her. The line goes dead. I head back upstairs but stop abruptly when something catches my eye. At the end of the staircase stands a white Greek statue of a naked woman. Maybe it’s always been there, but I never noticed before.