Eshu Deity Novels & Stories

Oza touched her knee again, this time with his little finger, but she could take no comfort in even that. “I can give her a name, if you want.” Kai’s voice was softer than ever as he whispered into her ear. “We’ll make a strong name. One she can take with her into the next life.” “Do it.” Her voice was desperate, even as it was quiet and broken. “She doesn’t have long. Hurry—” “Shu,” he said. “The name of one of the old gods. He was light, and air. Weightlessness, perfect flight. I think she might want to take the spirit of that with her.”

- The day where students do a ritual to get the Fera they are destined for "Igreja dos Deuses"-A temple where the Dea and Deus of Mundo da Fantasia are worshiped "Womb of Feras" - A Basket held by the statue of Dea Natureza, The Goddess of Nature. The Womb of Fera spawns a Fera destined for a Fantasian.

Kazuha noted. Kurai is a bit interested. "There's another one?" "This one is not linked to the Four Dragons at all, sorry. It's just a title to make him seem as powerful as the Four Dragon Kings. The Yellow Dragon has passed away and is now a demigod deified." Kazuha corrected. "Shen is known as the god of Light, the begining and the end, Daytime, Order and Lawfulness, Yang, you know... the positive end of the spectrum." she said. "He is noted to be the most strongest of the deities."

"You know the truth is I was never your brother you simpleton! I was never your brother!" "... Wha... What did I ever do to you brother?" "NOTHING! And that is why I despise you. You never did anything for anyone, only cared about yourself. Using others to get what you wanted... Using me to become the commander!" Slejj coughed up a couple of times before speaking. "What in the hell are you talking about?" "I do not need to explain myself to you! Have you ever heard of Enkai, the forest deity who supposedly guarded the gates against crossers? Protected the Independent States from the world outside, especially vurhans."

3 There was more than a ninety percent probability that Shia was Sif. Loki explained that chief gods and ordinary deities give off distinctly different impressions. Moreover, when a chief god reincarnates, their appearance typically does not change drastically—unless they are reborn at an extremely young or very old age, in which case ordinary biological aging factors apply. (In ancient times, the chief gods maintained their youth with Idun’s apples, so aging was not an issue.) As for Shia—whether in appearance, personality, or overall aura—she differed very little from Sif of the past. So it was almost certain they were the same person.

Shushan is different from the year-round frozen miles of Kunlun, but the grass is evergreen, more exotic flowers and fruits, at the same time, Shushan also does not have Kunlun that many myths and legends, so compared to Kunlun, in the eyes of the world, Shushan is still to be slightly inferior. However, Shushan disciples do not cultivate immortality, most of them are to cut down the demons, blessing the people, so loved by the local people, the local people tend to Shushan in the people as a god in general, admire a lot. Therefore, compared to the cold Kunlun, Shushan closer to the people some.

Roshan and the others waited until the plane had completely disappeared from their sight before leaving, overwhelmed with emotion. … Over at the Sleeping Buddha Temple in Gamuda City, the capital of Shai. Chaplain Loja of Shia was currently sitting cross-legged in the main temple hall. Across him was a long line of faithful believers, kneeling on the ground as they waited for their turn to be blessed by the great Chaplain Loja. Shia was a Buddhist country, and all of its people including the emperor were faithful believers. Loja was said to have been visited by the gods in his dreams when he was three, and thus sent to live at the temple by his family.

Laughter shook my chest as I howled, “Lina, don’t go! We were having a moment here! We were bonding!” “Were not!” “Were too, I could feel it! I’m all warm and tingly inside.” “You should probably get that checked out!” The door slammed shut, muffling the rest of her snappy reply. An hour later I found myself sitting at a circular, wooden table surrounded by my sister, mates, and a handful of other deities. There was Dhara, the Goddess of the Earth, seated beside Sephtis, God of Death. To his right sat Amora, the Goddess of Love, and Nyssa, the Goddess of Life.

I said with a light smile and her gaze shifted to the window as if trying to recollect where to start from. "You do know the story of moon goddess and Kushim right?" She took a sip of her tea before looking up at me. I nodded as I also took a sip. I felt obligated to take a sip if she does. "Kushim is the first creation of the moon goddess and he was perfection," now her gaze was fixed on me and I couldn't shift mine. "You do know he was finally taken back by the Moon goddess right?" "Yes I do. And I know he will return in the body of the child called the Ultima." I added and she smiled as she nodded.

What suddenly made his master interested in the Ashura realm? "There are three goddesses who have never met each other. They are the goddess of the sea who controls water, the goddess of ice who is said to be the last descendant of the legendary ice phoenix, and the woman who possesses the power of the Azure dragon. Do you think it's normal for three arrogant figures like them to gather there? That alone is enough to say that there is something interesting there. Now do you understand?" Without hesitation, Tang Shu explained all the reasons he wanted Tang Nan to go there to record the activities of the three women. Although Tang Nan was still unsure about his master's explanation, he no long