Apollo Symbol Novels & Stories

It was exactly what I was going to do. “We have found the perfect specimen for you all and our very own Blaze has been taking the liberty to train her for you,” he went on as the camera now panned out giving us a view of the rest of the room. As Alexander walked over to an open space within the room, my heart sank as we watched his men bring in a St Andrew’s Cross.

Gerald calls out, his voice deep, it sent some chills into her body. "Am sorry about last..., " "Am outside, would accept your apology, if you can give it in person." He says cutting her off, probably knowing what she want to say, making Alexandra bite her lips involuntarily. She hesitates a bit before responding. "Okay." "Ruby. I will be back soon." With that, she takes off. ________________________🖊 "Juliet, have you seen Raphael anywhere?" Madison asks immediately she and Alison walks into the sitting room. Sighting Juliet, who was seated alongside Karis, who seemed engrossed with whatever she was doing on her phone.

Chapter 15: Two Moons Entwined Chris read through the result slip a couple of times, thinking he had mistaken the word “Alpha” as “Omega”. Nevertheless, no matter how many times he read it, the word “Alpha” was clearly stated there. For whatever unknown reasons, Chris was not satisfied with the result and he was denying the fact Nathan was an Alpha. Before this, he was certain his best friend was an Alpha and he did not mind it. However, after talking to his mother and listening to her thoroughly, Nathan’s description fitted more to be an Omega rather than an Alpha. Nonetheless, a heavy-seed Omega — the rarest of the rare.

Yet he did not retreat. “Will you keep standing in my path!” Apollo asked as his sword was enveloped by the rare light element. “Forgive me. I am merely doing what I ought to do,” Horus, the man who stood opposite the Olympian God with free reign over the rare light element, spoke. “What you ought to? You speak of this like it is your obligation. It is not. You are choosing to stand in my path. You know full well what your action represents, don’t you?” Apollo grit his teeth in anger yet his rival would not have an answer for him.

Alysia hugged her mother one last time before she walked down the small pathway she'd spotted behind them. Alysia only had to walk down a little bit before she found herself standing in the throne room of the fates. There were a couple of deities scattered around the table in their midst, but just the moon goddess stood out to her. “Thank you so much, goddess.” Alysia bowed. “I will forever be grateful for giving me this opportunity to return to earth. You have no idea how much it means to me.” “There's no problem, child.” “And for allowing me see my loved ones one last time.” Tears pricked the corner of Alysia's eyes.

--- An hour later, I walked down the grand staircase of the academy. The gala was in full swing. The main hall had been transformed into a palace of crystal and candlelight. Chandeliers blazed overhead, casting a golden glow across the marble floors. A string quartet played a haunting, elegant melody. The elite of the shifter world mingled in their finery—silks, jewels, furs—their laughter a brittle, hollow symphony. And at the top of the stairs, standing like three pillars of shadow and power, were the Apex Alphas.

Leo dropped the book onto the coffee table and started flicking through the pages so fast I thought he was going to test them. “Here, page 275…. The wolf’s eyes are remarkable. Whether there is an Alpha or Omega they always remain the same color. It is believed that the Moon Goddess is a way to remind us that we are all special to her and are all of equal value to her and each other. In her eyes we are all gold.

Then why did he choose her? Anyone would fall for him. Sophie was head over heels for Azazel, and she hadn’t seen anyone as beautiful as Sophie. The girl was the perfect definition of a Barbie girl. But why was he stuck on her? Have her carry his child? Was he manipulating her? No, her subconscious told her he was not. She inhaled a deep breath and let it be for now. He carried her up to the stairs that had a little pod. She could see the stars and the meteor shower up close like she was a part of it, too. He put her down gently, and Athena looked around. She was in the highest spot. The shower reminded her of how large the universe was and how trivial everything in life was.