Before We Visit The Goddess Novels & Stories

Just as panic started to set in, a voice echoed around us, smooth and omnipotent. “The Goddess does not allow visitors by mortal means. You must walk the rest of the way.” Fear prickled up my spine, the weight of the unknown pressing down on me. But then I felt Rune’s hand slip into mine, a comforting warmth in this strange, forbidding place. I’m glad he decided to come with me. Nevaeh was still asleep in my arms, and I pulled her close, feeling her steady heartbeat as a reminder of why we were here. With a nod to Rune, we stepped out of the car and began to walk.

“I think I can do it again. I just need to be able to get into the spirit world.” “You have talked to the goddess before?” Cat seemed taken aback. “Oh, my gosh. What did she look like? And how did she sound? What did she even say?” The girl fired so many questions at once. “I promise to tell you all about it. But just not now. We are running out of time, Cat. I need to do this right now.”

No one dared to act rashly. It had been a long time since the Novem Skies had produced a new god of war. That was why things had ended up like this. Just as the situation fell into a stalemate, my wife and sister-in-law arrived. My wife was Nerissa Loden, and she was the goddess of water. My sister-in-law, Aurelia Ignis, was the goddess of fire. The moment I saw them, I subconsciously tightened my clenched fists, while Noctis' gaze turned icy.

They whispered as we passed by and paved the way for us, the wise lady on the lead. She comes to Alpha Aiden's palace and stops, knocks his staff down and the entire community gathers around her to hear what she has to say. "Hear me out Moon community for the goddess has spoken" she speaks out loud and her voice cuts through every corner of the community. "We left this morning to seek the goddesses eyes and voice and we return with some great message to you precious Moon community" she says as she moves around looking at them.

“I need to find something to wear.” My amor was already set in the dressing room. I set each part on my body. The sounds satisfying. " I walked away with a full speed." About hundreds of guards followed me. The floor sounded beat harder. I was more brave than I appeared in the dream. The temple doors wide open. The goddess approachable. Candles lit. Smoke lingered slightly. The set aside. Parted into equal two. Kael stood between the door opening. I knelt before the goddess. My palms formed twice equal bridges. I prayed.

So distance it was. "So then ask your questions, child, while we attend to the baby." Other than herself, there was no one else in this section of the temple. What was this talk of 'we'? A statue of the Moon Goddess's eyes flashed, a trick of the flames against the carved hollowness of her eyes, no doubt. "I'll ask my questions, but I think I'll hold off on baptizing my son if you don't mind." "I don't, my dear, but the Goddess might. It wouldn't be best to cross her, as you are already on thin ice, my dear."

We all sat down on the sectional sofa in the corner opposite my coffee bar and we visited and killed time before getting ready for the ceremony. I got comfortable and told Luna Kyra about my visit from the Goddess. She sighed, “Well, it’s nice to know that there won’t be any issues during the ceremony. That has to be a relief for you.”

The tall green trees with many fruits, the birds flying in the air, so different from that we had back home and are those some extinct species? This place was extremely beautiful and I couldn't compare it's beauty to any other. “Welcome back, my child. I see you have brought the kid with you.” The goddess said in her ethereal voice. Sitting on her throne. “Yes, I have. I'll need your help going back into the abyss to see Kia's father.” The goddess nodded, passing a sweet smile to Kia, who looked at her bashfully, with wide eyes. She twirled her fingers and a dark hole appeared in the air.

he let out a snort, “I think any help we can get right now is welcome. Besides, the Goddess seems to have a habit of listening to you. Who knows, we might get lucky.” "Hear me?" I blinked, incredulous "No, she usually answers when I ask for Noah." Without seeming to pay me any attention, Atticus just shrugged, and after we went to pick up my brother, who was finishing his patrol around the cabin's territory, we finally left. And then I finally understood why Atticus said it was late. He made us take the longer, but also safer, route, going around the pack without actually entering the town, until we finally reached the small stone temple dedicated to the Goddess, which was at the northernmos

The air carried a sweet, fragrant aroma, and the landscape was adorned with vibrant, otherworldly flora that shimmered with iridescent hues. The moon goddess materialized before us , her radiant presence illuminating the surroundings. "Welcome to the Realm of Eternal Luminescence," she whispered, her voice carrying a hint of enchantment. "Here, the beauty and radiance of the celestial realms converge, offering you a glimpse of the divine." I and Megan exchanged glances, our hearts filled with a sense of reverence and wonder. We approached the moon goddess, our voices filled with anticipation. "Why have you brought us here, moon goddess?" I asked, my voice filled with curiosity.