Novel & Cerita Aphrodite Family Tree

So this storm is welcome. Hades, Hermes, Ares, and I are in my office trying to figure out this mystery god and dark fae shit. I think we have figured out the timeline, and we have all come to a conclusion. It is impossible for Baylee’s father to be the son of Hades, Poseidon, Hephaestus, Hera, Hermes, Athena, Persephone, or me. That leaves Ares, Dionysus, Demeter, and Apollo. Aphrodite was not even included in our list since she has been unable to bear children since giving birth to the triplets. I know they still feel bad about that, but it is not their fault.

"Dominance, power, wealth, all of those sorts. That is what happens with vampires, my Aphrodite. We are power hungry and fear not with killing our own blood to get it." "And you are all right with that? It bothers you not? To have killed your own family. Did you kill your entire family?" "Yes, I am the only pure bred vampire left from my family. 'Tis all better for us and our babes, my Aphrodite. I own several different lands and have subsequent wealth to last us for generations. I care not about my family, now that I have you, my Aphrodite," at that his hand caressed my cheek as he looked at me as though I were the most precious being he had ever set his eyes on, "for you, my Aphrodite, I w

A sacred bond, forged in fire and tempered by fate, stronger than any prophecy or blessing. And I realized something else, where the sounds of distant celebrations should have reached us, it doesn’t. Because in the midst of our passion I have given Aphrodite her way and unleashed the full load of her gift on the pack and the gathered leaders: love in the forms of eros, the physical love or sexual desire; philia, the love that involves friendship; agape, the selfless and unconditional love; storge, the natural love for family; philautia, self-love; pragma, the practical kind of love; and even mania, the obsessive kind. But also, her other gift: fertility. Those she-wolves in our pack who were

We were all shocked, as I listened to Dad's words, "Aphrodite, Goddess of Love and Beauty, discovered Ares' affair with Sirenna, she was Enraged, and she vowed to destroy their love child, Naki. Sirenna, fearing Aphrodite's wrath, hid the rest of her pregnancy and Naki's birth. She entrusted you, Niklaus, a loyal vampire king, a well-known powerful warrior, and Demi god, to protect her precious baby, Naki." "Aphrodite's Decree is: 'Any child born of Ares's infidelity shall suffer my eternal scorn. I will ensure their life is filled with strife and sorrow if not death.' Sirenna pleaed to protect her daughter, begging Niklaus to keep her safe but didn't tell him it was from Aphrodite's wrath.

“The one?! You refer to my son as if he isn't part of your family.” Hera rolled her eyes at Aphrodite when she raised her voice. “What family deprives joy in hurting another? You know your sadistic son got his wicked traits from his father.” “Don't you dare speak of my son that way.” “Quiet! Both of you! Any more words from you and I'll have you sent further to an abyss till you've learnt your lessons.” Zeus chafed. The ivy wreath wearing god mocked, “So, your plan is to pitch them against Hades? Or Cronos your father, perhaps?”

I tried saving him but my venum almost killed him, but it didn’t. Anyway, Cupid took over Aphroditi’s job of connecting people in love and I guess she grew bored and the death of her only daughter caused her to pick up a new hobby. It’s a shame her hobby included shattering peoples lives at any age or walk of life. She had done the same to me once… No, no twice… I had fallen in love with a goddess, we were happy and content but Aphrodite crushed that love…then did the same when she gave the fate of killing Vaia to that tribe leader of wolves before she laid naked in his bed and became pregnant with Gaia Kyliena…

“And I will let Aislen Carter do the telling of it.” “Ah,” Aislen hadn’t expected to be dropped into the fire like that, but she collected her thoughts and stood up. “Hi,” she said to the men on the screen. “So, this takes some telling. Don’t interrupt me, please. Save your questions for the end. In ancient times, apparently, the gods and goddesses walked amongst us and had children with the humans. This created a complicated family tree, and by complicated I mean really complicated. I’m at the bottom of one family tree, or…” she rubbed her hand over her belly. “Currently at the bottom. Sigrid’s another, or maybe she’s part of mine, I don’t really know, no one does, because records aren’t pr

Aphrodite explained. “There were seven that banded together along with three werebears, the first of their kind. The bears along with an angel, Vyestria and her mate Asmterian, who is a demon came up with a plan. Our children, Asclepius, son of Apollo, Zethus, son of Zeus, Hippolyta, daughter of Ares, Staphylles, son of Dionysus, Neleus, son of Poseidon, Adrestra, daughter of Aphrodite and Hermaphroditus, son of Hermes came up with a plan. We are not sure who exactly came up with the idea, but the idea that was born was taking DNA from each of us and creating a being so powerful they could use that being to overthrow us. They chose Aphrodite to carry the child. It was widely known that she h

He must control the balance of the families through this choice of concubines. He had been struggling to choose which noble girl to enter the palace. The girl must come from a large family, but her family cannot be too involved in the political and military. It's hard, but Aphrodite's arrival really solves the problem. As the oldest and noblest family on the continent, the Avesnes are undisputed. Meanwhile, their families are in decline. Their rulers are dead. Aphrodite's aunt, who has never married, is now her successor. Her ability to keep a family alive was unquestionable, but she couldn't get involved in politics anyway.

Mom took a deep breath, her gaze turning distant, as if the memories were playing out before her eyes. The Story of the Priestesses “When the world was young and men had just begun ruling over the land, the Moon Goddess, Selene, and Zeus fell in love. Together, they had eight children: Narcissus, Pandia, Ersa, Horae, Musaeus, Eiar, Theros, Phthinoporon, and Kheimon—the Goddess of Winter.