Artemis Her Hunt And More Novels & Stories

I counted again. "Not helpful, Aurora!" She snapped as she whipped through the dusky green land after the human male. He was fast, but we were faster; I watched branches slap him in the face, leaving his own bloody breadcrumbs for me to follow. Ava's feet pounded the ground playing chase to her prey, eyes locked on her victim. Catching a glimmer of silver to her right just in time to see a gun raised.

“Liv, please…’’ Ashern tried to touch my shoulder, but Galen flew so quickly to where I was that there was almost dust behind him. “Watch yourself!’’ he warned, as he tried to push me behind me. “You two kissed…?’’ Galen’s father whispered, “This is exciting news. Tell us about it. Does it mean you’re in love now? Should we plan a real wedding?’’ I couldn’t tell whether he was being sarcastic. “Liv, he’s only going to hurt you.’’ Ashern tried to push past Galen. “Don’t call me that! You and I are not friends!’’ “Oh come on, you were also in love with me!’’ The palm of my hand collided with his face in that instance. Galen’s eyes were harshly fixed on me, as Ashern’s previous words settled li

I ran a hand through my dark hair, trying to push back all the racing thoughts. “You don’t know me, Artemis.” I let out a big breath and sat down in the closest chair, resting my hands on my knees, and looking down. “I want to know everything about you, stop pushing me away.” When I finally looked up, I couldn't understand Artemis's expression. But her eyes looked soft and vulnerable, which made my heart hurt. She seated herself before me, clasping her hands firmly in her lap. With a sorrowful expression, I tightened my fists and turned my gaze. My voice trembled as I spoke, “I’ll hurt you, Artemis. I’m broken."

“Only when he needs to be,” “Then tell me, why hasn't he ended that tradition of yours, the one where he found you? That thing you talked about where they hunt you girls down,” Did he hear that? How had he not been caught for this long? This was beyond weird, he should've been noticed. “The Hunt,” I said. He nodded and pointed. “That’s the one. Guess you don't mind that your sister will be participating,” I gritted my teeth. “She won’t,”

She stopped there. Now another woman steps forward, I assumed that she was Artemis as she was the only woman I didn’t recognize among all the women in the room and was also my mother now, which felt pretty strange. She started by saying, “ it is good to see you, Stella, you must have already guessed, but I am still going to introduce myself to you, I am Artemis, the goddess of hunt, wildlife, chastity, women, and childbirth. As Aphrodite told you and as you know now, you are my biological daughter, you also might be wondering if I was your real mother then why did I give you up?

“I will get you the book that mentions soul gifts. There is a way to filter the glow. But you’ll need to choose your hunt weapon first before you can practice doing that. We will make it a priority.” Ok, that makes me feel better. At least I won’t be a hinderance to anyone I’m assigned to hunt with. I haven’t been assigned to a leader or team yet since I just turned 18. I can tell all the hunt leaders are relieved at hearing that. Alpha Avery clears his throat, shifting the group’s attention back to him. “Raven, can you tell us what you saw with your gift?” I tell them about how I could see what his intention was, how it looked like his soul was split in two and conflicted. The way that it w

he murmured, transfixed by her eyes. The girl turned to look at Samantha, still kneeling, clutching her chest. “I will remember you, Mama. You, Daddy, and Elias,” she said, touching the pendant at her neck. As the moonlight touched it, the image of Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, shimmered to life. “How appropriate,” the old man whispered, touching the charm. “It’s time. We’re already late.” The group of thirteen disappeared into the forest’s shadows. Samantha’s anguished howl filled the night.

Narvi wanted to win, but he wouldn’t just take the win either. Artemis took a running start with the space Arche had given us, leaping over him and past Narvi as she bound into the forest, and all three boys were after us. She was amazing like this, acting solely on instincts as she weaved in and out of everything in our way, heading back to where we started that would serve as the official win. I could see where the treeline would break, feeling her extra surge in energy as it neared, but something hit us like a brick wall.

Nadine said. “Er, I thought you were a huntress. You must know a lot about us to successfully hunt us.” Nick replied. “Well, as you said days ago, I'm still an amateur. I could stand to learn more.” Nadine said. “Is it really wise of me? Technically, you're my enemy.” Nick said, arching an eyebrow. “Come on! I promised that I'd stop hunting once I found Dave.” Nadine said, hitting Nick lightly on the arm.

It was the first time that Francesca saw the demon act that way, and she bit her lip to keep herself from laughing. An awkward moment passed as everyone gaped at the new arrival. And even more so when Hecate was joined by someone who looked like a younger version of herself. From the bow and arrow on her back and her heavy hunting gear, Francesca could immediately tell who it was. Artemis. The moon goddess who rode her moon chariot from the sky to the horizon, and prowled the lands of the Earth at night, running errands for her elder sisters.