Cosmic Gods Novels & Stories

She said, The sky grew dark, the floor cracked open and one by one the dark gods arrived. Zaymor, the god of the dead, Yefir, the god of the damned souls, The others were from different parts of damnation that were better left unspoken off, it seemed like all the nature gods and goddesses had joined illummino. Herega screamed in rage as she sent an orb at derora who flicked it away and sent a tentacle of energy that passed through into derora and began absorbing her energy,

She materialized herself in front of the arena. Contrary to the belief of the men of Camelorn, Kpamos was just a mountain full of temples, it was a progressive, well-developed civilization that consisted of all beings except man. At the square of Kpamos crowds of powerful beings moved about. The only difference between the world of man and gods was the lack of trade. The gods didn’t need to buy or sell since they had the power to get whatever they wanted. Helena personally thought that was a shame because some gods could use some lessons in toiling and farming like men, maybe then they wouldn’t so lazy.

Goldie walks over to Katcha and grabs her by the arm. “Wait, no!” She panics and tugs on his hand to get him to let go. “What did you just do?!” Darryl also exclaims in a panic as he rushes to block the door. His knees shook from witnessing the phenomena from earlier, yet he is determined to look Goldie in the eyes. There is a golden glint within his irises, and they seemed to flicker and grow similarly compared to a fire. It grows more, and more, until all he could see is a whole room burning down. Like tinnitus, he could hear distant screaming that increased in volume. They’re crying and cursing out a name he can’t quite decipher. In the room, he is the only one who remains. The walls quic

I said with a smile as I took in the expression of wonder on each of their faces. “What? You didn’t think God would let paradise go to waste just because a stupid girl ate an apple, did you?” “At this point, I’m willing to forget anything I thought I knew before I met you, love.” Blake had already wandered ahead, carefully inspecting his surroundings, but Aiden remained by my side, his grip on my hand still firm. “So, God is real then?” Aiden asked as we wandered through the garden. “Of course. God, Zeus, Jupiter, Odin… whatever you wish to call him. We know him as the all-father.”

They only wander in the universe and occasionally do something they're interested in from time to time. The power of these outer gods was immense. No gods or mortals are strong enough to kill these gods as many of these gods didn’t have their believers as an anchor to bind them in the world they lived in. Instead, these gods rely on concepts, such as chaos or death to bind them in this world. If one wants to kill this god then one needs to eradicate the concept that these gods use to bind themself out of this universe. Which is impossible.

The cover reads 'Legend of the gods. Curiously, I flipped open the first page while still standing at the top of the ladder and I read. 'long ago, before any being was created on earth, the three powerful gods rule the earth. There was the sun god Helios; creator of light and master of the day. Selene the moon goddess who created the moon. Mistress of the night and Mother of all living creatures in the world. She created the supernatural creatures and also the humans. Then last of all is Khaos, known as the legendary beast. He was the least of all gods and the moon goddess put him in charge of taking care of her children on earth so there would be peace among all. The moon goddess gave him a

His voice dropped to a growl so deep the walls vibrated. “—they die.” Castor said nothing. There was nothing to say. He bowed and left to make preparations. Later, alone once more, Darian stood by the ancient wolf statue in his private sanctum. A tribute to the Moon Goddess. He hadn’t prayed in decades. Not since the rage took over. Not since silence had answered every plea. But tonight, he bowed his head. “Whatever this is,” he whispered, “don’t take her again.” No wind stirred. No reply came.

“What do you mean?” “Some of his books ended up in the library at school—anything dealing with the gods.” Eliza swept the sidewalk around them with her eyes to make sure no one was paying them any attention. “Oh, okay. Right. He was a demigod?” She nodded. “Some of the founding fathers were.” “It’s so . . . weird. I mean they all did things that were incredible, like no regular person could do. And now it all makes sense.” “Mm-hmm,” she confirmed. “Much of this country’s founding was really a dedication to the gods—the architecture, the sculptures, the paintings, symbolism, all of it. Athena herself invested time in the founding of this country.”

The Athenian Senate, Eclipse Sowers, and the Cosmic Council, inspired by the Celestial Conclave, initiated cosmic alliances with realms that resonated with the joint empire's vision of cosmic unity. As the Celestial Conclave drew to a close, a cosmic pact emerged—a commitment among cosmic realms to share knowledge, protect cosmic balance, and stand united against any cosmic threats that loomed on the horizon. Conversations among the joint empire leaders and cosmic delegates sealed this cosmic covenant, fostering an era of unprecedented cosmic collaboration.

“It was crafted by the Ancients to harness and amplify energy, a tool for creation and destruction alike.” “What does the faction want with it?” Sylvester asked. Marelda’s expression darkened. “They seek to awaken a dormant force—a being of immense power that was sealed away long ago. The Ancients created artifacts like this to control such forces, but their misuse led to catastrophe.” “What kind of force are we talking about?” Eira asked, her voice steady despite the tension. “A guardian, bound to protect the balance of the world,” Marelda explained. “But its awakening would demand a great sacrifice, one the faction is willing to make.”