Zahard Tower Of God Novels & Stories

The questions still haunted me. When the first light of dawn broke, I managed to sit up and looked around again. Nothing seemed familiar to my eyes. No tents, no Dad, or Dr. Ivan. All I saw were the treetops. Behind me was a giant Lingam made of bronze —the symbol of Shiva, another Hindu god my Dad had told me. There were fire torches burning brightly over the surrounding stones. Four sculpted lions stood guarding each corner of this strange tower-like building. I had no idea how that could be possible, but I was somewhere high above the ground and everything appeared quite new yet very ancient at the same time. I remembered the intricately carved patterns on the walls of the pit. They also

"And they locked themselves inside it." "The Emperor's seat," Valerius said, his voice trembling. "They call it Aethelgard. The Iron Hive. Three million souls live behind those walls." Three million. The entire founding ground continent held perhaps fifty thousand wolves. We were a single drop of clean water sailing into an ocean of poison. "They see us," Torin said, his Alpha instincts locking onto the movement in the harbor. A heavy, low horn blasted from the massive stone watchtowers guarding the mouth of the bay. It was a brutal, atonal sound that vibrated the fillings in my teeth.

“Uncle Zaha, what should we do?!” Zaha was busy trying to enhance his sight with to find the other kid that was suddenly jumped down the tower window. He found her with her black wings flying toward Ezekiel. “Okay, at least she’s safe; this is not the time for...” Zaha grabbed both kids, trying to drag them to safety, but both of them refused. “No! We can’t leave Dad alone!” “What if he...” “Your mother casts a defensive spell on the tower. But, shit, this is...” Zaha groaned. He realized how dangerous this situation was, looking at Harriet’s helpless self and Heath’s struggle to not only protect everyone but also to tame a berserk beast.

Ok then I'll be your wife, but you need to care of me cook for me and take baths with me and sleep with me. Sure! No problem, and here is a ring. *Then a ring comes outs of thin air* And I'll introduce Elaine to May as well, May the is Elaine Daiden my second wife and your cowife. What! You have two wives, Is that Ok? Sure, It's ok, I'm a god, Oh! Yeah, I forgot to tell you may the whole story of my life, I am the god of zeronity Tasoshi saya. *Then taso explained to May all that happened to taso in the past*

I met his gaze, a hint of pride creeping into my tone as I responded, "This tower is a testament to both magic and craftsmanship. Not only is it constructed entirely from mana stone, but its strength surpasses that of any conventional defence mechanism. Rest assured, Mason, this tower is more than capable of repelling even the most determined of adversaries." "I declare that this tower could destroy any B-rank individual," I stated. Zikk positioned several meters away, furrowed his brow at my assertion. The tower exuded a formidable aura that set his senses on edge. Zikk found it hard to accept that its power was limited to merely eliminating B-rank individuals. His intuition strongly sugges

The Magic tower was a small cylindrical tower of only three stories high made out of quartz brick. A soft red light came from its walls, and low rumblings came from the interior. In the roof were four gargoyles carved in wood, the craftmanship was superior to the golems that David saw so far and had the most amount of wings on their flat faces: 6 of them. The little ones could not see it but David could, they were watching them.

You're almost there! Keep on walking under the sun with undeniable pain and a weak body, it feels like an endless journey, and I have to endure it. I had a choice to give up or keep on moving, and I chose the latter. Finally, I reach the gate with its walls that are so great, tall, and mighty. Pat yourself, Zeiah! Good job! You did it! I paused and smiled bitterly when suddenly every single thing turned dark. I feel nothing, completely nothing. What's happening? What's wrong with me? I can't breathe, Mama!

She blushed a bright red before looking away quickly. "That will work. You create the actual barrier with the your power and all the Gods we genuinely trust will hold it up." Zavier rushed out as he started conjuring figures around the wall. I noticed they were all actual Gods. "I hope this isn't the actual line up. I refuse to be next to Chasity." Tod groaned as he leaned forward in his chair to look at the who was next to who better. Chasity rolled her eyes before she sat up and leaned into Zavier.

They also forbade us from telling anyone else. "It's so horrible. I heard that the villagers who lived nearby would abandon their baby daughters. How could they do such a cruel thing…" Ashton let the rest of his sentence trail off, but I could tell that he wanted to ask me if the tragedy that befell Soleil was related to the abandoned babies. I subconsciously tightened my grip on my backpack as I thought about the past. I said, "There used to be a tower here that suppressed the spirits of the abandoned babies. Someone destroyed it. But I don't think those children are responsible for what happened to your daughter. Wait here."

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.