Extra's Death: I Am the Son of Hades novel Chapter 383

He looked around and found the source of movement.

’Fuck.’

The statues snapped their heads toward him.

Their lifeless eyes locked onto him, and their mouths creaked open, as they let out an ear-piercing shriek.

"Get out! Get out! Get out!"

Tears of blood began to stream down their stone faces.

Then, they moved.

Some statues crumbled to pieces the moment they tried to run.

Others surged forward with terrifying speed, faster than the Paragon Demigods Neo had seen in the past.

"Get out! Get out!"

They reached for him and their stone hands clawed at his clothes and limbs, trying to tear him apart.

Neo fought back, but he knew it was useless.

There were too many of them, and each one was unnaturally strong.

Worse, he could sense those stronger than Paragons rushing towards him.

’Fighting them is a waste of time and energy. I need to look for a way back.

This place was swarming with statues.

Clenching his jaw, Neo made a quick decision.

He turned toward the nearest entrance to the Gap.

’Anywhere is better than here,’ he thought as he stepped into the Gap.

The familiar sensation of slipping returned.

His body lost control as he tumbled through dimensions.

He tried to stabilize himself, to regain control of his movements, but nothing worked.

Moments later, he crashed onto another cold, hard floor.

The impact rattled his bones, worse than before.

A groan escaped his lips as he pushed himself up.

"This…"

Neo words were caught in his throat.

The dimension was eerily similar to the last one.

Dark sky, stone floor, mist and….

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Statues. Countless statues.

’Wait, these statues are different.’

They had two legs and two limbs. That was where the similarity with the previous statues ended.

Among the new ones, some were enormous.

Their heads seemed to touch the sky.

Others were small, barely reaching his knees.

All of them shared one thing in common.

They were facing a single direction.

Neo looked around.

He stayed quiet, trying to avoid alerting the statues, but the moment he took a step forward, his senses screamed danger.

Their necks snapped towards him.

Neo froze as their mouths opened unnaturally wide, stretching far beyond the limits of anything remotely human.

A bone-chilling shriek erupted from them.

"Get out! Get out!"

Their cries echoed, overlapping with one another, growing louder with each passing second.

Neo didn’t wait.

He swiftly entered the Gap again, not wasting any time.

The familiar sensation of slipping through dimensions enveloped him.

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’I think I can move better this time.’

He believed he could control his movements after two tries.

But he had been wrong.

The moment he stepped into the Gap, he slipped.

The sensation of falling uncontrollably through the void was unpleasant.

It lasted for three seconds before he crashed, hard, onto a cold, hard stone floor.

’Goddamit, not again.’

Groaning, Neo pushed himself up and scanned his surroundings.

The same dark sky, the same lifeless stone floor, and countless statues, all facing in the same direction.

There was one difference.

The statues’ appearances had changed.

They no longer resembled humans, missing even with two arms and two legs that every statue in the previous dimension had.

Some had long, serpentine tails that coiled beneath them, while others stood on three legs. Some statues floated eerily above the ground.

’The statues look like they are losing more of their humanity each time I slip into the Gap.’

Less than a second had passed since Neo appeared in this dimension when one of the statues suddenly lunged toward him.

Before Neo could react, its stone hand grabbed his face with crushing strength and slammed him into the ground. The

impact sent a shockwave of pain through his body, leaving him stunned for a split second.