“No more worlds mean no more mates, no more finding the other half of your soul, Silas.” Silas stiffened his fluid movements on his tentacles ceased. The heavy sigh leaving his body had his arm loosen, my leg now free.Silas said no other words, just gripped me into a tightened hug. “Do what you must, and when you return please save me from your mates’ wrath.” I giggled pushing him away.“Everything will be fine.” I spouted the lie from my lips. I wasn’t sure if everything would be alright, but I had to try.“Getting there might be difficult,” Loki broke the awkward tension. “No carriage to go between worlds.” Silas chuckled, crawling to the massive bookcase beside the bed.“You won’t need it, you have your animal, the Raven.” Silas flipped the pages of the old book, opening up the gods who could shift. One being that of Athena who could turn into an owl. She was able to fly between realms with ease with her wings.Loki gripped the book, reading it with intensity. “This first flight i

Uriel looked to Lucifer, his face red with fury, trying to fight the bonds that strapped him down. His black wings shuttered while he tried to get on his knees. Lucifer looked at Uriel. “Leave,” he mouthed. “Don’t,” he shook his head. Uriel wanted to listen to her mate, but this was her battle to bear, even if she was scared to death.She was not the goddess of bravery, fighting, and courage. She was just the Goddess of Innocence, one that wanted to protect the lives of those who had done nothing wrong and did not deserve this sort of death.“It took time,” Kronos continued. “But I figured out a way to connect with my children. Just like all magic, it grows over time, and no one even saw me coming.” Kronos walked to Hera, picking her up by the back of her hair. “Especially this one.” Kronos’ drooled tar ran down Hera’s cheek. “I planned from the very beginning. I planted the seed for you to keep Uriel hidden so her powers wouldn’t grow,” he whispered. “She is now too weak to defend th

UrielLuci had gripped me tightly, still sitting in his arms. Hushed whispers from the other gods filled my ears as they gathered around Zeus. Most likely discussing the next plan of action. My mom still sat at my feet, rubbing them, her tears dropping on my ankles.“Mom?” she raised her head, tears still going down her cheeks. “All along, I should have asked for help.” The blanket covering her body was gripped tighter around her neck. “I had no clue those deep terrible thoughts were from, him.”“Mom,” I whispered again. Luci let the tight hold around my waist loosen, his eyes red from his own tears. My arms wrapped around my mom, who muttered a ‘thank you’ to Luci. Dad continued to wrap his wings around us, the small family that I had known most of my life and now grown with Vulcan hovering over us. My head glanced upward seeing the large bearded god in his battle attire.Pushing my arm out, I beckoned him to join us. Dad let him in gladly as he hugged me tightly. “You’ve got a lot t

“You look beautiful, Uriel.” My mom pulled a curl away from one whisps that was curling my hair. My hair was a fluttery mess as at least fifty of the little blue lights continued to pull and braid. They were common in the world of Bergarian. They fluttered around the mates mostly and liked to cause trouble for the men, teasing them.I giggled as my mother tried to swat one away until they released the entirety of my hair and began working on my mom’s. Sitting down on the bench beside me, she sighed dejectedly. “I guess there really is no use in pushing them away, is there?” I hummed a quick ‘no’ and stared at my reflection in the mirror.My hair was perfectly curled, styled down as Luci liked. The small crown of white and gold roses adorned my head while my dress was filled with fluffy tulle and sparkling diamonds around the bodice that glowed through the skylight of the magnificent tent.My toes buried themselves in the floor's sand, yet my white toes continue to peek through the oat

Loki, flew overhead, his Raven flying over us as the dark shadow went through the crowd. As fucking cheesy as it was, Uriel had mentioned having birds fly overhead with our searing kiss, but with the help of my brother, we did something better.Phoenix birds of Hell rose to the sky, their flaming tails of fire exploding overhead, scorching the sky. Feathers dropped from their wings and tails, only to ignite and flame out just before hitting the crowd. The ash, now white as snow, dusting us all.Breaking away from the kiss, Uriel’s eyes widened as the ash fell around us. “It’s so pretty,” she whispered, holding out her hand for the ash to collect in her hand. The Phoenix only reminded me of my love for my mate, the fiery passion we had for each other, the explosion of pain of almost losing her only to find her as pure as the first rains that descended on the worlds. We had started anew, and this time I would be sure to cherish every moment.Tracing my finger across her cheek, her head