Novel & Cerita Elemental Goddess

She stated. "You are the Goddess that holds all magic?" I asked slowly. "Yes. I mean they wanted to call me The Goddess of wisdom and creation which is dumb since there is already a God of dark wisdom and creation." She stated with annoyance. "Who is they?" I asked ignoring her last comment. "Hector The God of absolute light powers and Angel The Goddess of peaceful manipulation and control. They wanted me to fight against you." She stated. My brows furrowed because that could not be right. "I thought autumn was the Goddess of peaceful manipulation and control?" I asked genuinely curious in what she would say.

Allorah said thinking, “The goddess explained once that this was what identified us. It would tell what role we partake on the realm.” “And what was your role?” I asked, leaning against the table. Something was telling me that what Allorah would say next would be of importance. “That would give the light and hope to certain humans. I’m the goddess of the Diamond. And my sole purpose was to give light to the souls that where tainted with darkness. My blood had the power to see on the portals the humans, or better said families that would have sturdy daughters or sons and who of those would be full of darkness,” Allorah explained as she furrowed her eyebrows. “That means I could visit that per

“That would make you the perfect goddess I guess.” She thought to herself, Yes! And I would make you so happy. He interrupted her thoughts. “Those female desires will soon be opened up like a flower blossom when you engage in the sacred mate bond rite with your mate Anna.” He whispered. Hating the idea of him not being her mate. After all, she has a Moon Goddess bloodline. There were two possibilities, hers may be a god or royal werewolf.

“You are the reason I declared this war.” The world seemed to still. “What?” Lena breathed. “You,” Elias repeated. “Your power. Your bloodline. Your connection to her.” Kade’s eyes narrowed. “To who?” Elias tilted his head. “The Moon Goddess.” The air turned heavy. The wolves around them fell silent. Lena felt her pulse stutter. “What are you talking about?” Elias’s smile vanished, replaced by something colder. “You are the key to the greatest power our kind has ever known. And I intend to claim it.”

The child did not yet know she had been born into a betrayal. ​Seraphyne lowered her gaze, her face beautiful beyond the limits of mortal imagination. Hair like woven sunlight cascaded over robes intricately embroidered with shifting constellations, while a crown of living, pulsing radiance floated just above her brow. Throughout the countless territories under her vast dominion, temples had been erected in her honor, kings bled for her favor, and millions of faithful offered their desperate devotion each day. She was the High Goddess of Radiance, an undisputed victor of three consecutive Rankings, and one of the most terrifyingly powerful deities in Heaven.

Agatha said with her head down low to avoid the goddess to see her eyes. She’s the goddess of goodwill. One look in her eye and the goddess of love would surely see through her lies. “Is that so?” Goddess Celestia responded in a worried tone before glancing at the pond where endless chants of wishes were heard. “You seem to have loads of work to do. We won’t hold much of your time. But if ever you see my daughter please do inform me immediately,” the goddess said and they immediately nodded. Agatha and Elpis watched their ruler and the other goddesses leave before they both heaved out a heavy sigh of relief as they both turned to the pond once again. Agatha waved her hand above the water and

the goddess spoke passing through Hilda like a wind. "I think I'm dead. What? Am I dead? Could this be an underworld?" Hilda's thoughts became wild. As she couldn't figure out what was going on. "I am the greatest werewolf goddess, goddess of the seven seas and seven mountains. Seer of what is and what is to become. Greatest if the werewolf goddess that has and will ever exist. You are standing before the goddess of fire, water, air, and of the earth. And all you think I can hear." the goddess replied calmly.

Her bright purple eyes are glowing, and black hair floats around her as she laughs. I know without a shadow of a doubt, that this one is Eris. Goddess of chaos and discord… Lesser known as the goddess who started a divine war by corrupting mortals. Hoped to create enough chaos magic to feed on so she could come to earth. Enhance her powers, rule over mortals, take over the world, blah, blah, blah. I shake my head and move on. The next painting steals my breath. A woman with shiny golden hair flowing in waves down her back. Her white Roman-style dress clings to her curves. She holds a golden bow and arrow, and a small smile plays on her lips.

“With Phillip earlier?” “You know the answer to that question,” Stella glanced up from what she was doing and smiled sweetly. “I don’t need to answer it for you.” “You were asking whose Emissary I was.” “And whose Emissary are you?” Stella set a plate on the table before her, and then returned to the stove to pour the boiling water into two teacups. “The Moon Goddess,” Aislen said softly. “The Triple Goddess, the goddess of Past, Future and Present. The Morrigan, the Goddess of war and death, but also fertility. I guess… I guess I knew that. Talen has suspected and hinted it from the beginning.”

I sent a spark beneath the bed of wood he had just made and gave the fire a little kick as well. “What the hell?” He looked at me in astonishment. It seems magic is far from the norm here, even in the Druid pack. As the daughter of the moon goddess, my powers were connected to the elements. She drew her power from the moon directly, whereas mine came from the elements that responded to the moon but connected to the Earth. Earth, wind, fire and water were at my disposal, which when wielded with the correct intent, made me fairly limitless.