Can Shrine Maidens Marry Novels & Stories

Nier’s gaze changed to reflect her chaotic heart at this moment. In the end, she seemed to have decided as she said to Alex coldly, “You’ve seen my body. According to our Holy Maiden’s practice in Leviathan Gate, it’d be either I kill you or marry you! Your abilities are excellent. You can barely become the husband of mine, Nier Yggdrasill. Then, I’ll just marry you! But after the wedding, we can’t consummate the marriage within three years because my current cultivation technique requires me to stay as a virgin for another three years. Three years later, I can give you my body completely, but you have to help me deal with the Blood Cult. Kill all the members of the Blood Cult!”

Su Wei’er nodded her head. “Are Sacred Maidens allowed to marry? I mean can Sacred Maidens like you take a husband?” asked Chu Xun. “Ah?’ Su Wei’er’s cheeks blazed a bright pink patch as her gaze trembled. Gao Mohan and the others all stared at Chu Xun with suspicion. What is this?! Is he holding the wellbeing of the Elvish Queen as ransom to have Su Wei’er marry him? The Flaming Qilin’s glare at Chu Xun had never been any more venomous. He was thinking exactly the same and he knew that Su Wei’er would do anything, including giving up herself if it meant saving the Queen.

the two chorused. “No! Yuck,” cried Adaen. Adamar on the other hand laughed, releasing me and doubling over. They sure know the idea of marriage despite their young age and well, I was the same too and this was one of the reasons why we clicked, turning to friends immediately despite us as different species. “She’s too fragile to become our wife,” Adaen explained. “Plus, she can’t marry. She’s to become the High Priestess of our realm.” “A priestess eh? That’s weird,” I remarked, then left it at that, transferring my attention to the box I brought with me still lying on the grass.

With renewed confidence in his leadership, they all resumed their formation and set off, ensuring the mermaids were safely enclosed in the carriage for the journey ahead. In the carriage, Naida gazed out the window, peering into the empty darkness of the abyss. Her thoughts drifted to her potential mates, Tritan and Finrir. Tritan desired her as a mate, but he needed to bond with Finrir first. However, the tradition of bonded pairs being related, often by blood, made romantic or sexual relationships between bonded pairs frowned upon. Marine's mates, for instance, were brothers.

One would think the wedding was his since he'd singlehandedly been planning every step of his master plan carefully for weeks since the mysterious demise of Darius Martel. Initially, the wedding truly was his to Darius' widow, Cayetana Martel, but out of the blue, he woke up feeling like I was of age to marry either of the Martel daughters and prove I had his blood running through my veins. In all the twenty-six years of my life, I hadn't imagined myself marrying anyone anytime soon, that too, a woman like Sofia. I was raised to be merciless, cold and heartless. Looking into those innocent milky pools of the most uncommonly striking green eyes I'd ever seen vividly reflected the delicate nat

said Shikhar equally gentle. Mithraos stood looking into the darkness of the woods. They will be writing the treaty contract next day. Obviously it will have nothing about the marriage. Marriage is a divine union in Arthanava even though royals don't do it that way. Atleast, they were not going to do it like that. He looked at Eloy's tent. They were going to be together forever now. He always used to worry about someone else coming between them when they get married. He never liked sharing his friend. Though not like how he worried, he would still have to share Eloy.

"It's the Fang Saint Temple. My wife, Avril, was the previous Holy Maiden of the Fang Saint Temple. We met by chance and got married. However, Holy Maidens are forbidden to marry, so we had to hide in the country of Oxus to escape their pursuit. Still… Still, they found us." This confirmed Alexander's suspicions. "What happens to a married Holy Maiden if she's captured?" he asked. "She'll be burned alive with the sacred fire during the formal transition of the new and old Holy Maidens," croaked Ashton, choking on his emotions. His expression was that of sheer grief as he struggled to accept the reality. Alexander understood that the situation was not as dire, giving himself a bit of reassura

--Ines POV-- "What is marriage, Sandra?" I curiously asked. "Marriage? You don't know? Don't mermaids get married?" She paused in taking a sip of her tea to ask with widened, surprise-filled eyes. "We mate. And once you mate, a bond is created that cannot be severed; I'm guessing that's similar to marriage for Humans, isn't it?" She hummed thinking about it for a moment.

Melvin asserted. Melvin looked at Marvin seriously, the man resting his hands on his hips. "Go pick her up, I will wait at the airport." "Understood." All along the way, Marvin grumbled and even occasionally cursed. "If he hates her, why marry her in the first place, let alone treat her unlike a proper wife? A beautiful girl, an independent woman, many people like Mrs. Danas, but—" His words choked. "Yeah, maybe I would be like Sir if I were in his position," he muttered softly. "But I feel sorry for Madam."

Shia’s face turned crimson, but thankfully, Templar and Mage Silas didn’t seem to have noticed. “That will depend on the Teotrolian’s race. If you’re to wed a god or goddess, early consummation would slow down the curse, but the marriage ceremony must still take place. The exchange of red laces would suspend the effects of Teotroly’s protection curse for good.” “There’s also one more thing that such a marriage can do.” Mage Silas’ eyebrows furrowed. “Once a wedding between a human and a god or goddess happens, the bride or groom can ask for a wish from any one of the gods and goddesses.”