Divine Entity Mga Nobela at Kwento

"A godly being from another plain? Like the phoenix god?" "Oh, no, no, no." For the first time, she heard Ve laugh, a laugh full of disdain as if she was a dumb little child. "Of course not. The phoenix is just fiction, an imaginative construct for the weak-minded crowd. The godly being I met is much more real - it isn't omnipotent or benevolent, of course. The thought of an omnipotent entity that saves us all is plainly ridiculous, in a scientific sense. No. I call it godly only because of the deathly power it possesses and the fact that, though it can think and communicate, it isn't human. It is from another plain, not from this world."

She shouted, standing, with her fangs and claws out. She looked annoyed as I didn't believe her, but I had to listen to what she has to say, not because of fear but because of curiosity. If she was going to trick me and then kill me, it was easy for her to do it now, so it's best if I go with the flow. "Alright, I'm listening." I said, trying to be patient. "The cross sign denotes Divine is to see beyond, divine is the trinity and divine is the world beyond. Now, hold my hands as say it threw times with me."

“How does that work, exactly?” Slowly, I guided him over toward the altar, gesturing for him to sit beside me on the polished stone bench in front of the offering trays. “Well, you have to think about it this way,” I began, slipping the orange out of my pocket again. “Deities are abstract concepts, metaphysical entities that only exist in the collective consciousness of those who choose to believe in them, right? Their power comes from faith.” Chris’s expression remained impassive, but the slightest dip of his chin prompted me to continue.

"What he meant was that he will obey whoever is the strongest, right? So, will he do whatever Mother says if she can resist his beating?" Oliver was momentarily caught off guard before sneering and sizing me up with an extremely disdainful look on his face. "Yes, that's right. You are absolutely right. Still, men and women are inherently different. So, you must also listen to me, understand? "Otherwise, I will discipline you like how Dad did with Mom." I didn't respond. The excitement I felt had already made me work up. I would have laughed out loud now if it weren't for the fact that I was raised not to reveal any emotions on my face over the years.

she stated. Layla stared blankly. “So what does this mean? I'm a child of a god?” Thalia nodded her head slowly. “It would seem a very ancient one. One that was here before many of our parents were. One of the cosmos and beginnings.” “I don't understand.” “Then to put simply. I believe that you are someone that the gods will grow to fear. Because your power is constant. It is raw and it is dangerous. It can be used with them and for them…or against them.”