Divine Entity Novels & Stories

she said gently, “but you will rest well here. Now rise, we have much to discuss, before your slumber.” “Yes, my lady." Kyle sat up straight, looking very out of place, but wonder lit his face. Astra laughed softly, then spoke again, “Speak Kyle, what is on your mind?” “Are you one of the higher Divinities, my lady?” “Goodness no,” her laugh melodious, making him and his wolf at ease. “There are eight galaxies and each has one Higher Deity. That Deity creates us lower gods as he sees fit; we are, as you would say, the extension of his hand.”

"Entity built from entropy and consumption. If we could communicate with that—" "The Void Emperor was order wearing chaos as mask. First Entropy is actual chaos. Fundamental. No intelligence to communicate with. No consciousness to negotiate with. Just—" She gestured helplessly. "—just chaos being chaotic." Through our unified awareness, we felt certainty solidifying. The Architect had presented one solution because the Architect thought like cosmic entity—in rigid frameworks and absolute certainties. But we were not cosmic entity. We were five mortals who had merged with divine power while maintaining human flexibility.

I closed my eyes, letting the creatures drift closer until they seemed to dissolve into my body. A blinding surge of light washed through everything—then, abruptly, there was nothing but darkness. Divine lineage… The term drifted up in my thoughts like something long submerged, vague and incomplete, yet carrying a faint sense of recognition I couldn’t fully place. I had only ever encountered it in ancient writings and half-forgotten tales—stories of divine bloodlines, the legacy of the gods, and the remnants they left to those who came after them.

Waiting for her children to evolve enough to handle connection with divine consciousness without being consumed by it. "This changes everything," Kieran breathed, his entropy nature suddenly balanced by divine creative force. *It changes nothing and everything,* the goddess corrected. *You still face the Devourer. But now you face it as something unprecedented—mortal and divine, creative and entropic, individual and collective.* "Why now?" Dimitri asked. "Why reveal yourself now?" *Because you did something I couldn't—you chose connection despite the risk. Gods create by will. You created by consensus. That makes your creation stronger than mine.*

It happend without me intending for it to. Alina: ‘I don’t think it is something you have to consciously think about. Your abilities come from raw energy and power. It comes from the Creator Himself.’ Divina: ‘You are talking about God or the Holy Spirit, right?’ Alina: ‘It doesn’t matter what you call him; God, Spirit, Creator. He is the creator of all life. Creator of this world and the heavens, and He has bestowed upon you a cleansing fire to help rid this world of the evil that is coming.'

Qusai shrugged and said, “Since you say so, I won’t go.” Then, Txomin opened a passageway that led to the Divine Dimension. All participants were capable of traveling to the Divine Dimension via this passageway. The Divine Dimension was the most prominent of the Three Dimensions. The energy of heaven and earth there was countless times greater than that in the Mortal Dimension. The Mortal Dimension had Spiritual Energy, the Sage Dimension had Sage Energy, and the Divine Dimension had Divine Energy and even Primordial Energy in some places. Many of the living beings present were from the Mortal and Sage Dimensions and had never been to the Divine Dimension. Now that they were given an opportu

Livia remains unfazed by the words spoken by the divine being. It is already known to her. The events that unfolded today hold greater significance than a mere cautionary message or an act of intimidation. “Their desperation has reached such a level that they no longer fear the involvement of innocent individuals,” the divine being remarked. With gratitude, Livia gazed upon the divine being. “I shall exercise caution, sir.” She expressed her gratitude once more to the divine being. Unable to perceive the countenance of the divine entity, she possesses an intuitive awareness that it bore a contented smile upon its visage.

Her voice dropped to a hiss. “Because Blackwood found out who I truly was.” A pause. A flash of old shame. Then rage. “I am Divine. A being far older than him. I could draw life—extend mine—forever. And he hated me for it. But I was willing to make him the greatest. I already assisted in telling revelations I saw about his enemies making him win head of the table." She took a step closer to Avery, who lay defenseless, bleeding, her belly rising and falling as her baby fought with her.

I pushed it through the bars. “Eat,” I said. “You will need strength. I have many questions.” He did not hesitate. He ate fast, like he feared the food would vanish. When he finished, his face looked slightly better, though the pain never fully left. “I am not asking for forgiveness,” he said quietly. “I am asking you to be smart. And brave. This is only the beginning.” He looked at me with fear in his eyes. “Divine serves something greater than any of us. She is the most powerful sorceress to ever exist. She did not only control me. Or Salcan. She controls many others.”