Artemis Anime Novels & Stories

However, the word he had earlier heard interrupted his flow of thoughts, and the emotions that were creeping into him. Arthmata, Arthmata, Arthmata. The words resounded in his head in the very manner and pace the woman had said it. It, however, sounded more of a ghostly echo. Who was that woman? And what the hell is Arthmata? The woman looked worried when he met her. Their car had rammed into a truck. However, one thing caught his eye- Her eyes. When he first saw them, the top right quarter of her iris was red, the top left corner green, a the lower right quarter blue and the remaining quarter orange, and it seemed to glow dimly. The pupil was black, but it was blacker that the pupil anyone

she finished. Major Herrington and Ayame thought about it for a moment and then looked at Artemis. She blinked at them both, tilting her head in confusion as if to say 'what?' She'd become used to having almost every aspect of her life controlled. "What do you think?" Herrington asked for her opinion. Arte shrugged, picking at her breakfast casually, knowing she still had time before training with him "Sure, I'm okay with that. I'll leave it to Ayame to adjust my schedule", she said. Ayame nodded her agreement, and Arte sent a bright smile to Raven, thanking her for the suggestion.

She was dressed in hunting gear men wore ingreece centuries ago. "My name is Artemis, one of three moon goddesses." She said, as Dr. Botan appeared. "You've got my message?" "I did, it's a bit unusual are you sure about this?" "As long as the people responsible die." "This will make you happy, Queen Emiko?" "It will, reset the timeline." Artemis nodded and we were surrounded by a blinding light and then darknesss. Artemis POV

Artemis spoke, but before he could finish she interrupts the sentence. “What, been killer.” She sarcastically said, rolling her hazel eyes as she's waving her arms around as if they were tentacles. He huffed with hot air coming out of his nose in a way we all know to run. But for some reason, we didn’t. We just stood still, scared to take an inch of movement. Motionless. “Listen, I’m already mad at her.” Pointing to me.“So DON'T push me. "

She had vanished as completely as morning mist. ‘MATE,’ Aeson projected, the word tinged with frustration and longing. ‘Where—‘ The thought cut short as something solid collided with my side—a white blur moving so fast I had no time to brace. The impact wasn't painful, but it was forceful enough to unbalance me, sending me stumbling sideways in surprise. Artemis landed lightly a few feet away, her posture playful, tail waving in clear delight at having successfully ambushed me. Her yellow-green eyes sparkled with mischief, her mouth open in what could only be described as a wolfish grin.

I frown again as I say, “The yin and yang of Pisces? What does that mean?” Artemis smiles amused at my questions as she replies, “You'll understand when you wake up. Now go, go back to your body, since Aika is desperate not knowing where you are. And don't even think about your mates! Up to this point I perceive their anguish.” After her words, Artemis blows, and I watch as everything around me dissolves. “Girl! Where were you? By the triad, I swear I thought you were back in Artemis' realm again. Don't scare me like that! I'm too young to die of fright,” says Aika.

Even if she is a prisoner, she doesn’t deserve to be objectified. “Yea, I’m sure you’re really sorry and care oh-so-much about my, and my sister’s well-being. How about you stop with the bullshit, and just get to asking us your usual questions, so that we can tell you nothing, and you can be on your way. It’s a full moon tonight. You two have fated mates to find, don’t you?” Artemis sneers, as he stands up. His lean frame looks even slimmer since the last time I was here. I need to ensure they are being fed enough. “Sit down, Arty. I’m sick of talkin’ to you. I’m only going to talk to Bright Eyes from now on,” Archie waves a dismissive hand at Artemis as he turns to Yaya’s cell.

The woman looked displeased as she crossed her arms over her chest, "And you call yourself a Haddock." "Oh---kay." Amira rubbed her temples, "Alright, I fully admit I'm a bit fuzzy of my history at the moment. So please, strange woman with a bow, what am I supposed to know?" The woman eyed her closely as she lowered her arms, "Very well." She rests a hand over her chest, "I am Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt, Wild Animals, Vegetation, Chastity and Childbirth." Amira let out a whistle, "That's quite the title."

I hissed in displeasure. "My name is Temis not Imelda." "Imelda is your mortal name," she picked up a flower planting it in her hair as she backed me. "Your real name and identity is Artemis, I personally call you Temis because you hate the name." I was silent, gawking at her as though she was crazy. Maybe she was. Who the hell was she calling Artemis? I was simply Imelda and I had no affiliations with Artemis. I didn't even know much about her until the deer appeared that night.

Hannah gently rubbed his elbow but he freed his arm and marched in my direction. I was sitting in my spot like a dead body, staring into space and screaming inside my head. All my life I have only suffered and lost everything that I loved, and now that I finally thought my punishment was over, the Moon Goddess decided my time is over. “Look at me!” I didn’t know when Aramis had crawled into the bed with me until I felt the warmth of his palms when he cupped my face, “I will find a way. You don’t have to worry about anything, okay?” the tears in his eyes scared me.