Centauress Story Novels & Stories

Celeste rushed toward the glass. Her father began coughing. Lucien grabbed her around the waist and pulled her back. "Don't!" "He's suffocating!" "That's the point." He looked toward the ceiling. "Elias wants us to open the room." Celeste stared at him. "And if we don't?" Lucien's expression darkened. "The room will become a tomb." The countdown continued. 00:43:08 Celeste wiped the tears from her eyes. "Then we have forty-three minutes." Lucien looked at her.

I could hear Emma shift in her seat, the leather creaking softly. "Our bloodline stretches back three thousand years," Marcus continued, "to when the moon goddess, Selenia, young and foolish in love, descended from her celestial throne to walk among mortals. She fell for a warrior-king named Aurelio el Dorado, a blue-eyed Alpha who ruled the ancient lands of Spain with fierce loyalty and honor." That story… I had heard of it before. But it was more like a myth when I was being told. But listening to Marcus now, I felt it differently.

Xienma felt a surge of awe and wonder, her connection to the ancient magic within her growing stronger with each passing moment. "Welcome, travelers," a voice echoed through the air, deep and resonant. A figure emerged from the shadows, a majestic stag with antlers that seemed to reach the very heavens. Its eyes were filled with a wisdom that seemed to span the ages. "I am Cernunnos, guardian of the Moonstone. To earn the stone, you must pass three trials that will test your bond and individual strengths." Xienma's heart raced as she stepped forward, her voice steady and resolute. "We are ready, Cernunnos. We will face whatever trials you deem necessary to protect our world from Drax's darkn

The stories she had shared with Theo melded with the narratives of the dream realm, creating a kaleidoscope of tales that danced before her in a mesmerizing display. As she wandered through this fantastical land, Mama Hazel encountered creatures of myth and magic, each one a guardian of stories untold, a keeper of secrets waiting to be revealed. The characters she met whispered of forgotten tales, of hidden truths, and of the transformative power of storytelling that bound their fates together in an intricate dance of destiny.

or the gaping torn flesh sporadically marring her body, like an animal had attacked her without any mercy. “Hi, Thea,” I said quietly, unable to look away. “Strange to finally meet you. I’ve been told that I have something inside that once belonged to you.” It felt surreal to be looking at her body, a girl who barely looked older than eighteen. Yet I knew that was not the case. This was a creature that had lived since the beginning of time. ...In fact, she was the mother of the very Goddess who had inflicted this pain upon Clarissa. It was that thought which immediately snapped me out of whatever trance I’d found myself in. Another moment of lapse. As every hour went by, I was finding it har

It's a sign that they need to achieve something first on their own, and meet some new people that have tremendously impacted their life while they are apart. Every couple in this universe has to go through some hard challenges to make their love grow and strengthen, and what happened 5 years ago is the hardship destined for them. Hecate was pulled back from her reverie when her Secretary opened her door. Hestia slightly flinch against her arms, Hecate immediately lulled Hestia to sleep, and she turned her attention to her Secretary. Her Secretary is looking at them in awe. Hecate gestured for her to lower her voice, so she can't disturb her sleeping Princess.

"But there's more to the night sky than just stars and constellations. There are also stories. Would you like to hear one?" "Yes, please!" the boy said, his eyes wide with anticipation. Although he knows about stars and constellations, he didn't know any of the story. " Alright", Kiara began. "Once upon a time, there was a beautiful maiden named Cassiopeia, who was loved by many suitors," Kiara began. "But she was vain, and boasted that she was more beautiful than the Nereids, the sea nymphs. This angered the sea god, Poseidon, who summoned a sea monster to attack the kingdom."

The seer exhaled deeply, shifting her weight as if bracing herself. "There are… creatures that have existed for centuries," she began, speaking slowly, carefully. "They are not from this realm, nor connected to the races we know." She paused, scanning the room, perhaps unsure if her explanation would make sense to minds unprepared for the truth. Micha and I understood immediately. The elders? They were lost.

You promised the curse would work, didn't you? I feigned confusion and fixed my gaze on Jeffrey, pressing him for answers, "Curse? What are you talking about?" Jeffrey was clearly flustered. He quickly had the nurse wheel Juliet away before he tried to sidestep my questions. "Yazzy, Juliet is just talking crazy because she's too stressed out. "I mean, the doctors were hopeful about her legs getting better, but out of nowhere, they started to get all hairy and moldy, and she needed an amputation!"

I said and held her hands while settling comfortably beside her. "The woman's name was Ertemis. She has been rumored to have lived several lifetimes, each time coming back as even worse than the last. She is the cursed one of the moon goddess, a goddess without a shrine. She moves around causing chaos wherever she goes. She took my father, wrecked my pack, killed my mother, and poisoned my brother. In fear for my life, I submitted to her. She also threatened to finish off my brother if I did not agree to do what she wanted. Together, we went somewhere..." She began to cough violently, and blood appeared on the tissue that she had used to shield her mouth. "Ceci... Zara, why is there blood on