Eris Goddess Discord Novels & Stories

The lady who sat beside the old man retorted. “Hera, leave my daughter alone.” The man silenced her. “But Zeus…” Hera protested. “We have more important matters that need to be discussed.” Zeus said, making Hera shut her mouth and swallow her pride. “What’s your name, young lady?” Zeus asked me in a calm tone. “Pandora.” I answer slightly bowing my head to show him my respect. He smiles at me while Hera only glares at me. “So it’s true.” He comments. “You’re back.”

My eyes widen at what he is saying. “Gaia. Is his daughter. The Goddess of Hell, The Devil. The Harbinger of Death. When I said she has gone to Hell, I truly mean the underworld. She is the owner of this club and several others like it. Gaia is a Goddess and you think she is embarrassed. No! she is far from it.” I open and close my mouth with what Calista is telling us. When I hear a growl behind us. I shiver under it’s weight as I turn and see him. The God Fenrir.

The ancient stranger who brought me here frowned and said, "You have to stop calling yourself that. I do believe that you’re made for power. You cannot continue being called a name that was associated with the weak you. You're more than that. You're a queen, the one who fought for us." Okay, okay. At this point I was so confused. What queen? And I fought for them? I really needed explanation. The creature, the Goldren as the others call him, looked up, eyes gleaming with reverence. "My Queen, no matter which form you take, we will always recognise you. You are Erin, our creator, our goddess. We exist because of you." My breath caught. Creator? Goddess? ______ _The Red Moon Pack._ The dark sk

"You seem like you have a lot on your chest lately. Something you need to get off your mind?" "Oh, no," she replied, her voice smooth and condescending, a thin veneer of politeness masking the venom beneath. "I'm perfectly fine. I'm just wondering," she continued, her tone dripping with mock curiosity, "why the goddess would make that kind of mistake, choosing a low-born like you to be her vessel. It seems...uncharacteristic, wouldn't you agree?"

"God… Riri… that's — ahh — please…" "Call me Eris," came the command again, cold and sharp as glass. Aria's breath caught. "Eris…" The name seemed to awaken something in the dream — in Eris. The very space around them pulsed, reality bending inward as Aria broke again, her back arching high off the bed as pleasure surged through her like a flood. She cried out, sobbing her goddess's name as her body seized and trembled in Eris's arms. "That's it," Eris whispered against her throat, voice honeyed frost. "That's my love. Cum for me again."

In the midst of a fight, both unsheathed their swords, with a duel in the graveyard around several witnesses who did nothing but watch and hear, as they fought around the graveyard, very amused, busy, and distracted by the unfolding and the result of what they were doing there. In the midst of carrying the body of the maiden Luna, with the coffin towards the mausoleum, two goddesses arrived at the cemetery, one in green, the one with long red hair, tall and thin, was Circe, by her side, a fat woman with long and purple, pale skin, was Eris the goddess of discord. - Hey, Sasha, how are you? – Eris asked. - Hello dear. – Sasha said. - Are you a friend or an ex-girlfriend? – Alexander questione

"Levi! Keep your mouth shut in regards to things you know nothing about!" "It's true. He should have known better than to get tangled up with that old crazy bitty." "First, she wasn't old when they started seeing each other. I would even have taken her to bed if they would have let me. Second, maybe if you got banged now and then you wouldn't be nearly so miserable in life." Eris smiled before she took a bite of whatever it was the fairies served us. She enjoyed being the Goddess of chaos. At least she doesn't look as up tight as Selene does tonight. True to her nature, her dark purple hair that matched her eyes looked slightly disarrayed, though comfortable, in some sloppy hairdo on top of

The admission carried a strange pride, as though he had been waiting for the chance to declare it. Jaiyana’s eyes flashed, a flicker of divine light sparking across her irises before vanishing again. Her breath caught—the goddess within her whispering in warning, a voice without words urging distance, urging caution. Every fiber of her being recoiled from him, telling her he was dangerous in ways the others could not yet see. The discus grew warmer in her grasp, a steady thrum of power against her palm. It was as though the weapon itself answered the goddess’s warning, reminding her she was not unguarded, not alone.

The goddess says. “Oh yeah that’s right.” The goddess takes out some pictures and dimensions of it to give to Rick. “Thank you, goddess. Is there anything else right now?” Sonya asks. “No, my child. Thank you for your protection and in return I will continue to protect you.” “Thank you.” With that the goddess drifts away into whiffs of white smoke. “Okay one last thing we need to tell everyone before we head off to the cabin.” Jake adds. “What is it son?” Donald asks.

I murmur. Then the menu glitches. Static cuts across the screen. The text flickers, warps into symbols I don’t recognize. A soft laugh fills the void. “Ethan.” I freeze. “What—” The grid ripples. A figure steps through a woman made of light with long hair drifting like it’s underwater. “I’m Eris,” she says, voice gentle. “You found us.” “Us?” My throat dries. Another voice answers. “Me.” A man materializes beside her, taller and darker.