Celtic Mythology Novels & Stories

the man with two souls said. Ari nodded. "I remember hearing your name in my youth. But that was millennia ago. From what system do you hail?" Ari smiled. "Celtic. Not quite as big or consuming as the Greek or Roman, nor as powerful as the Primes, but we manage to hold our own." The man smiled. "A goddess, nonetheless. I am unfamiliar with this Merlin. If you could please provide us with a brief history, we will be better able to determine if we can assist in whatever capacity you require."

“It's an ancient language, using rune symbols. The Bertholds worshipped Celtic gods and they used this ancient language as their everyday language among their family members. Old rules created by Pierre Berthold that have been around for a long time and have been maintained until now to keep their Celtic's root." “Celtic? What's that?" "Are you seriously asking that question, Karen?" Karl seemed taken aback by her question, looking at Veronica in disbelief. "Haven't you learned a lot about the supernatural world since you are together with me?" “Well… I only focused my research on dragons and werewolves in terms of history and legend all the time …,” Veronica pursed her lips in protest. "I a

“Indeed. It holds an account of a woman with two fated mates some, oh, five hundred, six hundred years ago? This book is rather hard to date due to the damage that’s been done to it. Do you see this part here though?” He pointed to a page that had a depiction of three people, a heart in the center, split open with something inside of it, each piece belonging to a different figure. There was writing but I couldn’t read it, it looked… Gaelic? Celtic? One of the two. “They’re… protecting it?” “Yes! It’s exactly that, they’re protecting their fated mate’s soul and in turn, getting protection and power themselves. However, from what I can find, this is about tying your souls together to become fa

I began. That instantly captured their attention. Even Jiya looked at me curiously. "The four realms?" Abi asked. I nodded. "I’m not sure where I learned it, but maybe from books or someone told me," I said. They waited eagerly for me to continue. "These four realms honor the Moon Goddess. They are the Lycan Realm, the Vampire Realm, the Elf Realm, and the Siren Realm," I explained. The three of them listened intently. "The Moon Goddess resides in her Moonlight Sanctuary in the Celestial Realm," I added.

Drake asked. "Whoever wears that means she is the Legendary Goddess. There are plenty of necklaces that can identify the legendary goddess. The necklace has a mixture of symbols of two races. It just looks like the necklace that Sophie is wearing. The crescent moon symbolizes the race of vampires. The blue full moon symbolizes the race of wizards. It means that Sophie is half vampire and half wizard. " When the king said that, our eyes almost popped out. S-Sophie is one of the legendary goddesses?!

“What they don’t tell you, however, is the boy who would be called King Arthur was part fae. Fae-touched is what we call this hybrid offspring, born partly of Avalon, and partly of Earth. Often they get mislabeled as psychics, witches, magicians, empaths--but the reason they can see and do so much is because they can see into the Realm of Spirit, the world of Faerie. Pulling Excalibur, a magical sword, was not accidental, but his true legacy as a child of the Fae. His Round Table was real, but it was not a gathering place for simple knights--they were all powerful paladins, warrior mages loyal to their king, the land, and the triple-faced goddess.” “But I thought they were Christian,” Arthur

connotations. The early pagan holiday of Samhain involved a lot of ritualistic ceremonies to connect to spirits, as the Celts were polytheistic. While there isn't a lot of detail known about these celebrations, many believe the Celts celebrated in costume (granted, they were likely as simple as animal hides) as a disguise against ghosts, enjoyed special feasts, and made lanterns by hollowing out gourds (hence, the history of jack-o'-lanterns). Over time, as Christianity took over and the pagan undertones of the holiday were lessened, the basic traditions of the holiday remained a part of pop culture every year; they simply evolved and modernized.

Draco winced at the thought of his father, King Cormac, who in history was now recognized as the Butcher but was once adored by Draco. He remembered the time he spent with his father growing up, as he taught Draco kingly etiquette, sparring, and alpha command. He made him memorize the names of the seven gods of Bloomington and their deeds as he led him through the temple. Draco particularly loved the story of Gharok, the god of creation, who was married to a beautiful damsel named Selene, one of his creations. The legend said that Gharok loved Selene so much that he made her the goddess of the moon.

Banshee Banshee comes from Irish mythology and is usually known as a female spirit. They are considered angels of death and are believed to be from another world. They are usually recognized as part of the pagan ancient Celtic religion where they were subordinate to God. Spirits, or ancestors. In England they are known as fairies. According to legend, banshee would wander outside the house wailing when someone in the house died. 20. Cyclops

When Raven still made no move to pick it up, Wolf decided it might be better to tell the story. He sat in the other chair, in front of the fireplace, and began the story. ‘Our primeval mother was the Goddess Danu, daughter of the pictorial king of Alba. She ruled the Svat á Yor, the black elves, and the Ljö sal for, the white elves. Her land was called Tuatha Dé Danon, the land of the Goddess Danu. One day, the people of Aossí were added, seeking protection. They were the people of the burial mounds, the forerunners of the síde and the Witte Wieven.