Deku Symbol Novels & Stories

Erika followed, her heart pounding. They emerged into another small clearing. There, on the ground, lay the lifeless body of a deer. Its throat had been torn open, the grass around it soaked in blood. Erika’s stomach turned at the sight, but something else caught her attention—a symbol carved into the bark of a nearby tree. It was a triangle with a horizontal line cutting through its center. Her breath caught in her throat. It was the same symbol she had seen etched into her family’s house, the one she hadn’t been able to make sense of.

“That symbol existed long before celestial kingdoms.” The room went still. Eros’s voice lowered slightly. “Explain.” Kaelan hesitated for the first time since meeting them. That alone felt alarming. “My father used to tell stories about it,” he admitted finally. “Ancient stories. Older than wolves. Older than immortals.” Freya crossed her arms tightly. “You suddenly deciding to become useful is unsettling.” “Try appreciating my growth.” “No.” Kaelan almost smiled before growing serious again. “The symbol represents a sealed gate.”

The new queen stopped to observe Urian, around her neck she had a chain with gold discs, on each disc there was engraved the symbol of one of their Gods. The sun that represented Sunleholt, the god who illuminated their days and protected them from darkness; the moon that represented the goddess Beortmona, the only source of light that illuminated even the darkest nights; a hand surrounded by swirls of water representing the god Geholm, the source of their life who blessed their harvest with his seed; small diamonds, similar to the stars shining in the sky, representing the sisters of Beortmona, the goddesses Steorra and in the center of the chain, the disc that fell right on the chest, had

Goddess of fertility, nature, healing, and abundance. On the right side was ''𐰉𐰇𐰼𐰃'' (Börü). The ancient demon guardians. The wolf race. Kael's massive paw slowly reached toward the stone. His fingers traced over the symbols. The cold of the stone seeped into his fur, but the heat in his heart, that burning ache, spread through his body. The memories this place evoked caused him pain. And then... a tear slipped from his eye.

I frowned while I traced my finger on the curls and leaves, taking in the symbol. “Uh Alisa,” Kyle squirmed uncomfortably, “It tickles” “Oh, sorry,” I retreated hastily but the frown remained, “What’s that?” “This?” he looked down at his arm, “It’s the symbol of Demeter acknowledging that I’m her property” “I haven’t heard something like that before. Do Gods do that?”

I snap. “Your mark, Denu. The raven is the High Priestess sign. The Goddess Hecate herself is said to wear the mark” I just look at my mother as if she has lost her mind. She sighs and pulls down her collar. “Look, I to have the raven” I just frown feeling confused “The crown symbolises the chosen one by their god or goddess” I look between them all, what the fuck are they all gone crazy?

Nezeira, “I haven’t given it a thought yet. Let’s see. Thanks for the favor though.” The person, “Naaaahhhh…don’t worry about it. Call me if you need any.” The call got disconnected. Nezeira put it on the table and stared at the picture. She ran her finger on the part where both of them wear a ring with an ankh, carved in it, a symbol that belongs to the god of craft. Elsewhere at a remote countryside dilapidated abandoned cottage by the edge of the pine forest of Cresia, lights flickered as someone lit them. He then proceeded to take off the hood and looked at the bracelet in his hand as his eyes glowed red.

She can’t sing. Didn’t you see her marking on her wolf? She’s all black with blue-tinted fur with a white symbol on her chest! Okay, well what does that symbol mean? It means that she’s the incarnation of the Goddess of Water. The upside-down triangle on her chest is an ancient symbol of water. What. The. Fuck?

Eurus then scanned Luke's body and took notice of his left arm, wearing the same bracelet, with the same ancient symbol carved onto it, a circular symbol that depicts a snake devouring its tail. He was mesmerized, but at first, he thought it was just a coincidence. So he then scanned Kaya, Cashew, and Peanut's left arm, only now did he notice that they were wearing the same bracelet, with the same ancient symbol carved onto it as well. He looked at his bracelet, then stared back at them. He was hesitant to ask questions, but his mind was pushing him to find more answers to their current state-his mind was restless, searching for more answers.

“You’re certain?” The old woman met his gaze unwaveringly. “Completely.” Her finger hovered over one symbol on the drawing. “This rune represents conquest.” Then she traced another. “This one signifies submission.” Her finger moved with purpose again. “And this symbol is used for declarations.” A chill crept down my spine, settling deep within me. The implications were as clear as the runes that now felt like daggers aimed directly at us. “Declarations of what?” I asked, curiosity piqued.