Celestial God Novels & Stories

Journal of Priestess Jeriuz, Written During the Events of the First Scism, 47,000 C.A. "Long before the creation of celestial and mortal beings there was the Five Realms. Each containing locations of immense power and beings that were capable of wielding it. The most powerful of these beings were the dreaded God Collective and the Goddesses of Paradea. Celestial beings that held the seat of power within the First Realm. A power the God's believed only they were worthy of, a power that could corrupt even the purest of hearts.

While licking the ice cream he picked the call " Hello! yes, mom, What happened? wait there is distortion in the call, I'll call you back. Grace was facing weak signals. She came out of the car to call her mother. Sarah was looking at the window screen, enjoying her ice cream. Grace was standing quite a distance under a tree. "Hello my beauty" someone said at the window so closely that her breath was making steam at the window. Sarah jumped in peril. she dropped some ice cream on her dress. At the window, there was a beautiful woman, face full of makeup, bright glittery eyes. dark red lipstick, blond hair tightened to form a messy bun and a fancy dress. she was not a woman neither a man, On

No one even questions about how he knows all that information because we know that a few elders have some sort of connection to the moon goddess, she shows them glimpses of future or connects to them directly and tells them her message she wants her children to know. The elder acts as a messenger between the goddess and us. He looks at Theo with pride "you should join us young Alpha, pray with us to show your gratitude towards her" he looks above the sky in adorement. "Gratitude for what?" Theo spits bitterly taking us all by surprise, "Theo!" Alpha warns him with a low growl. "Let the young Alpha speak" Elder Francis stops him, his face now set straight. Theo turns to me, his eyes searching

It was so awkward to ask about myself from an outsider, like I was asking a waiter about my favorite food at the restaurant. Finally, my furious tone caught Susan’s attention, she shuffled her memory for answers. “First of all, the color of your eyes and that ferocious warning is proof that you are a descendant of a ‘Celestial Coven’.” “Celestials as in immortal, heavenly monarchs?” Susan nodded and looked towards the couch. “Yes. Heavenly monarchs, like the Moon Goddess. There are some cases where Celestials are married to humans or shifters, so their kids are called demigods and demigoddesses.

It was the sensation of superiority, of seeing the past and future of creatures laid bare before him, and of witnessing the vulnerability of those creatures. Severin later felt compelled to ponder upon the ancient times, and how the heavenly court would be like at that moment if it had never shattered. "Rumor has it that during ancient times, the celestial sovereign of the heavenly court who had ascended to the quasi-celestial regent stage was known as the Lord of the Celestial Realm. Commanding the nine heavens and ten lands, he wielded supreme power, having countless royal celestials and true immortals under his command."

The spatial laws she described were unknown to Adrian, but he confirmed their truth with the Draco Veinergy. After pondering for a long time, Soulnascent cautiously responded, “Celestials are beyond description. Even mentioning their names could attract their attention, bringing calamity upon oneself without knowing how or why.” “That sounds a bit alarming,” Adrian remarked, noting Soulnascent’s reluctance. He used a bit of provocation, which worked; Soulnascent began to reveal more information about the Celestial Domain, much to Adrian and Lexie’s delight.

Around Lucifrom, several beings materialize. Next to Ryan was the Moon Goddess, and the rest were Drago, the great dragon of the sky, Hades, the lord of the underworld, and several more gods and goddesses. Ryan did not recognize them, but he knew they were the celestial council's gods who finally decided to support Selene's intervention. Luciferon looks around and laughs. - But who do you think you scare? You and your law of not intervening have done nothing for those living on earth. Why do you think it will be different now?

She said excitedly, and at the same time, a bit of sadness could be felt in her voice. I pulled her to me, so she was sitting on my lap. The Book of Life This is the story of Celestia and her love for a mortal. The love that changed everything. Cosmo, The Life Creator, and his wife Mania, Mother of Souls, had a daughter named Celestia. She was their light! The most beautiful Goddess. She was the Goddess of Love. On her 16th birthday, all the gods and goddesses came to celebrate. They all loved her. Some of the women were jealous of her beauty, while some of the men wanted her as their wife.

“Your pup was conceived from twin flames. It won’t be a normal pup but a celestial one. When twin flames unite, they align the stars, creating a new one. It is an occurrence that goes beyond the universe, creating a heavenly being.” “Wait ... a deity?!” Lyle asked. “No. A celestial creature. A heavenly being, blessed with powers that rival the gods, but isn’t one. It is also … well … it will be able to do what the gods cannot. It can interfere and attack what the gods can’t.” “So they want to use my child as their tool? For them to be their sword and fight the battles that go against their own rules?!” I was livid and I could feel Darren’s anger rippling out from him as well.

Its body was cloaked in flowing light and darkness, the edges constantly shifting, like it couldn’t decide what it was. Sylra fell to her knees instantly. “Celestian,” she whispered. I froze. That name… I’d heard it once before, buried in the oldest temple texts. Celestian — the Arbiter. The embodiment of balance itself. The one who appeared only when the world’s order was on the verge of collapse. “Children of mortal and divine,” the being said, its voice smooth and emotionless. “You’ve done what even the gods failed to achieve. You’ve merged creation and oblivion into one living form.”