Bastet Myths Novels & Stories

"Now you remember ,she laughed and smirked. The necklace she was holding us called a protector ,in my youth days ,I used to explore it was my hobby ,I also loved to read books about supernatural beings , the witches were my favorite , because history had it that they used to live peacefully among us , until the departure of their queen , Goddess Isis ,into the underworld. That necklace was the source of living for most witches in the old times , humans and witches both believed they will be protected from evil anywhere they go because of it ,the originator of this necklace is the witch standing in front of me , sorceress Tabitha . She turned evil after people choose queen cora her twin siste

She says with a sigh and a far away look in her eyes. “Bastet, as in Goddess of feline” As I say this I realise who she is speaking of. “Mystique” She smiles at me catching on. “Yes the little Princess of the Kaala cheeta clan” My eyes go wide, princess. “Mystique is a Princess?” I was shocked and slightly hurt. My friend didn't care to tell me.

However, because Delicia was under the protection of Lee Clan, an influential family only second to the royalty, they were able to hire and an equally talented soul art practitioner that performed megico healing to save the child. Years later, the king entrusted the job of eradicating the same accursed child to his son, the crown prince. Abyzou is pictured on amulets or synagogues with attributes that look like a fish or a serpent. Records described them as having a “greenish gleaming face with disheveled serpent-like hair while the rest of her body is covered by darkness. Abyzou says that she does not sleep, but rather wanders the world looking for women about to give birth; given the oppor

I was born Alsie Neferet and for 24 ½ years I was under the impression that I was a human-werewolf hybrid and that was why I didn’t get my wolf or find my fated mate at the age of 18. None of that was true. My mom wasn’t a human. She was a direct descendant of Nut, and she carried my dormant wolf, Rana. My mom couldn’t shift. Once my mom became pregnant with me, the 100th generation of Nut, Rana awakened. Nut is the ancient Egyptian goddess of the sky, stars, cosmos, and universe. Nut is considered the Protector of the Dead and is one of the oldest deities of the Egyptian pantheon. Nut represents the night sky and is a protector of Earth. Rana is Nut’s wolf, and the 100-generation curse w

Gods her mother had told her stories about when she was a child. She never thought this land existed. It made her love and adoration for her mother heighten, because she had been teaching her even in the childhood stories about her faith. Now she stood on a boat with Khepri deity, goddess of rebirth and the sun's journey, and Thoth, maintainer of the universe, and judge of the dead. Her mother had told her about the land of the dead and stories of these two and the many,many souls they had led to their final descent or ascent. She felt overwhelmed.

I move over to Theseus' fountain of sight, swirling my hand inside to summon Hati's human counterpart in this life cycle. Damian, the poor soul, is an innocent thing, but he is tainted much like any other human counterpart Hati is bonded with. He's pacing inside his room, talking to Hati as he begs not to hurt Lilith. My poor Lilith. Once, I believed in birthing my own child to battle my own demons. Theseus is the god of witches, his reign passed down from his father before him, so when we found we were mated together, we once made a pact of never having children.

ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW Lilith, a 4000-year-old figure in Jewish folklore who, in some stories, was Adam's wife before Eve, had a monstrous rep in ancient Babylonia (her name derives from a Sumerian word for female demons or wind spirits, lilitu). According to scholar J. A. Scurlock via the Jewish Women's Archive, the Babylonians believed the lilitu "were hungry for victims because they had once been human," and "slipped through windows into people’s houses looking for victims to take the place of husbands and wives whom they themselves never had." While the image of Lilith as a deadly, hungry temptress has endured for centuries (Lilith was the First Vampire in True Blood, for

A feathery chuckle fills the room and I glance around, my heart thudding. It’s the same voice I’ve heard before… “Then she disobeyed her father, where she promised to stay in the safety of the chariot she did not. Bastet, known for her love of cats, transformed fully into a Lioness and with only courage, bravery and determination she slayed the three-headed serpent that Apophis was riding and managed to defeat Apophis.” Nicole says a small smile on her face. I let out a low whistle. “Then it should be Bastet, you guys should be worshipping,” I muse, glancing at Royce, who smiles faintly.

She bit her lip and looked fervently around to the warlocks cleaning up to make sure none of them heard. “That’s your name, isn’t it?” Ruben said his eyes darkening. When he had heard that name uttered by that demon his whole body had been covered in goosebumps and he had shuddered with an intense fire heating his loins. “Your real name?” Kat looked away. “Yes, it is, but…please don’t say it so carelessly.” Ruben startled, he remembered Demon’s real names held power over them. “Bastet is a goddess…why do you have her name?” Ruben leaned over intently.

It was impossible to comprehend, and the world around me started to spin. “Okay wow there!” She smiled. I noted that the people around us had stopped. Nausea started to push up as my brain overloaded. “Before you break your brain, let me explain. Ooh, I’m a poet and I didn’t even know it!” She grinned, confusing me even more. My knees gave way, and I hit the floor with a loud thud. “Hey! I told you to take it easy.” She appeared on the floor in front of me with her legs crossed. The woman called Bastet explained that she was an Egyptian goddess that protected extraordinary women. I was a little lost, but I was following what she was saying.