Egyptian God Of Mischief Novels & Stories

I sit and recite an invocation I memorized to get in touch with him * Behold me, for I am the writing reed of the god Neb-er-tcher, the lord of laws, who giveth forth the word of wisdom and understanding, and whose speech hath dominion over the double land. I am Thoth the lord of light and truth, who maketh the feeble one to gain victory, and who avengeth the wretched and the oppressed on him that wrongeth him I have scattered the darkness! I have driven away the storm, and I have brought the wind to Un-Nefer, the beautiful breeze of the north wind, even as it came forth from the womb of his mother.

“Why does that sound so familiar?” “It’s the name of the Egyptian God that’s always portrayed with the head of a jackal on its body. I guess it sorta looks like a wolf head in some depictions.” Georgia smiled. “Sounds cool. What was Anubis the God of?” “Death. Or more like the afterlife. He guided lost and helpless souls and oversaw the last procession of the dead.” “That’s a little grim.” Hayden smiled. “Well, you wanted an edgy name for me, remember?”

it made her a bit happy, that he would care, and it showed that he was listening to what she was saying. No stars…master. We worship the gods of Horus. Horus is the god of Sun, more, and everything bright and dangerous, war and the likes. We don’t have stars in the kingdom because according to myth, one day eons of centuries ago, the two brothers, Seth and Horus had a fight and they divided themselves making sure that none of their elements crossed the other side, until no circumstances.

Because I’m about to meet a god. Hermes. Greek and Roman mythology has always fascinated me—especially considering my connection to Selene—but Hermes? That’s one god I never wanted to meet in person. The Divine Trickster. He stole Apollo’s sacred cattle as a newborn. Helped design Pandora with a deceitful heart and then let her loose on mankind. He’s not known for playing fair—or playing nice. So yeah, I’m uneasy. When Alex turns to ask if I’m ready, I don’t even correct him for calling me little brother.

He throws all that information at me like word vomit. So she is the eternal flame, and Hades isn’t happy about her finding her mates. Maybe he thought she wouldn’t have a mate. He could be angry that the moon goddess forced a mate upon his almighty creation. It’s not like he can pick a fight with her, as Death is her mate and would immediately dethrone Hades. He can be a trickster, though, and oftentimes plays with Loki, the god of mischief. We will need to keep our eyes peeled for anything suspicious.

Cygnus said excitedly, and I giggled. “It’s the same for us. I guess the ones who created us are best friends. We have a Moon Goddess—and you?” “We have a Goddess named Sekhmet. She’s the one who cursed our kind. It’s a long story, but maybe your Moon Goddess and ours are close friends too.” I laughed and hugged them both.

A sudden chill ran through me at the thought. The mother of wolves? The goddess of the moon. She was the one we always prayed to. The one I had prayed to several times while I was still at the pack. Maybe she had heard and sent Beros to save me. I was eager to know more about her. I turned back to continue my reading. "And lastly, Nyxar, the god of chaos and destruction, the push and pull of the world" This last name didn't leave me with a good feeling. Was this deity responsible for all the chaos?

“Your siblings?” “Eris and Moros. She is the Goddess of Strife. She causes mayhem wherever she goes. She is apparently really stirring up the other realm. My brother Moros is the God of Doom. He drives mortals to their deaths. He can also drive various creatures as long as the aren't strong of will. My brother, Hypnos and I are going to stop them.” “How would a vampire have gotten a God and Goddess to do his dirty work for him?”