Apollo's Symbol Novels & Stories

running as if it was scared of something bigger than it. Atlas then all of a sudden began to feel like something was picking up Apollo's body and started to carry him away to somewhere. With Apollo being knocked out, Atlas couldn't see who or what was carrying them away. After what felt like a lifetime, Atlas felt Apollo being put down. When Atlas felt like Apollo was on the ground, he heard what sounded like a female voice whispering in his ear. "Wake up my brother. It's time to put your pain and suffering to an end. Remember the fire. "Apollo slowly began to stir, and he slowly opened his eyes and when he did and looked at his wounds, they were healed, but he was still feeling the pain in

Birdie. ∆ Present Time ∆ Lying on the bed with no shirt on, Apollo kissed her forehead. His fingers gently dabbed on her back as he asked her, "Do you know what my tattoo symbolises?" Avery sat on the bed, moving a strand of hair over her face she stared at his tattoo and asked as she didn't know, "What does it symbolise?" "My love for you." With a soft chuckle leaving her mouth, she nodded her head in understanding. "So you had this tattoo for me?"

For the life of me, I never would have fucking anticipated this. On the dancefloor, someone scrawled the symbol of the Five Alphas into the marble floors: it is an infinity symbol with a line running through it and five short lines running parallel to where the symbol intersects. But it’s not this that has our attention; it is the fact that over the Five Alphas symbol, someone drew a large Omega symbol in Volkov wolf blood. This might mean nothing to others, but those of lycanthrope blood know that the Omega symbol for the Greek God Ares implies war.

Charilaus Diamandis, as the head of the Apollo Familia, god of archery, healing sun and light, music and prophecy, the red tattoo on an Apollo familia being a Swan . Gerasimus Eliades, as the head of the Ares Familia, god of bloodlust, the red tattoo on an Ares familia being a Snake. Panag Mikos, as the head of the Dionysus familia, god of wine and pleasure, the red tattoo on a Dionysus familia being a Panther . Alcaeus Chloros, as the head of the Hermes familia, god of travellers, robbers flocks and trickery, the red tattoo on a Hermes familia being a Ram.

King Midas had his ears transformed into donkey ears for not choosing Apollo as the winner of a contest against Pan and Apollo also cheated in a contest with the satyr Marsyas – then, for being his equal in talent, flayed the unfortunate soul alive. Appollo liked cows…but he liked music more. Although his sacred animals were the wolf, the raven, and the dolphin, Appollo was also known as the god of cowherds and kept (bright red) sacred cows, the finest cattle in the world. Hermes, however, once stole fifty of these cows as a joke; when Appollo found out, the only thing keeping him from killing the god of thieves on the spot was Hermes’ invention – a lyre. Appollo was so entranced that he exc

I say, my voice tight as I force the words and suppress my tears. “The pentagram represents the five elements and their harmony. Spirit, water, fire, earth, and air. Each point represents a different element, the lines showing the interconnectivity between the elements and the spirit.” My guardian explains. “The apple has been central in many cultures throughout time. A symbol of many things— love, fertility, death, knowledge, temptation, health, sin.” She laughs as she lists each one. “A powerful symbol. There is power in symbols.” “There is much to learn.” I sigh.

Poseidon sticks the snake in the head with his Trident and yanks it out then jabs Typhon in the chest with the Trident and pulls it out quickly again and throws it in the middle of Typhon's forehead. Artemis and Apollo are killing Phobos with gold arrows from their gold bows. Hermes has put on his white and gold robe, which gives him the power of invisibility. He was stabbing Phobos with his Caduces that Apollo had given him A Caduceus is represented as a laurel or olive It's a gold wand topped by two wings and surrounded by two intertwined snakes.

His body was exquisite and a real work of art. “I have the ones that extend from my neck down to my shoulder. It connects to the one along my collarbone. The one along my ribs is a Latin proverb meaning, ‘A fire is nourished by its own ashes.’ I have the ones on my forearms as well.” “What’s this one?” My fingers traced the one over his heart. It was beautiful. “It’s the crest of our pack. Two howling wolves in front of the blood moon. It symbolizes the Alpha and Luna watching over the pack,” he explained, holding my finger and tracing over it with me. It was beautiful.

around the room again taking in each and every carved symbol around the room. With the exception of the doorways, the rest of the room was a repearting pattern of the same few. She decided to concentrate on those. The one that stood out the most to Amaris was the helmet with wings. It was the time old symbol that she had seen everywhere growing up in advertisements. The helmet was also the symbol for Hermes. She began to look closely at the other symbols and remember that conversation in the truck when Andreas told Anna and herself about some of the different gods. The ram was also associated with Hermes as well as the rooster, and helmet and boots with wings should have been a dead

I ask nervously, not liking the look on his face. "This symbol that starts on your hand... is the symbol of Aphrodite... and as it travels up your arm, it looks to intertwine with the symbol of... Eros, and further up they both intertwine with the symbol of... Peitho. This... doesn't make sense." he mumbles, beginning to sound anxious himself as he moves my arm around, inspecting every inch of it. "Oh no. No fucking way. There's no way that was real too! No fucking way!" I begin to exclaim when Eros's words suddenly replay in my mind.