روايات وقصص ضمن Eshu Deity

Yes, they all chorused We have to take it from this goddess and by doing this, we are fucking rich and as for me, I won't do servant work again when I'm rich, I will use my money and buy a big land in Twilight nation and build the biggest empire too, then I will be leaving a comfortable lifestyle and I will buy slaves that will serve me as well I don't know you people's plans as well, but let go and take that money and gold from that shrine. Yes!!!!!!!! Let's go they all shouted and marched over there where the shrine was located. Suddenly they got to the shrine, and to their greatest surprise they couldn't believe what their eyes just saw, the goddess itself was a carved image made by the a

“You died?! Was it Azadou?!” Fretez giggles a tinkly laugh while Oshmin gives me a kind smile. “I’m still very much alive. I’ve come to get you,” he explains. “Oshmin is the God of Souls, and the only God who can carry souls from one realm to the next and restore them,” Fretez explains. Oshmin holds out his hand to me, looking down at me with trusting eyes. Eyes that colour shouldn’t look so trustworthy and yet here we are.

I grumbled. "An orb and scepter," Mairte corrected, as my other attendants—several sidhe ladies—giggled. "Am I going to have to hold an orb and a scepter?" I clarified. "No, this isn't England." Mairte rolled her eyes. "Well, thank God for that," I huffed, and the sidhe women gasped. "What did I say now?" "God." laughed Mairte. "Here, we usually say 'Goddess' or 'Danu' if we want to get specific. To imply that a male deity could birth a race is slightly offensive to us."

Hamish said confidently, "The emperor thought he had accounted for everything, but there are many things in this world beyond calculation, like the deity here." "Deity?" Chase asked, feeling puzzled. "Yes, a deity. The god enshrined by the Trevors for generations—the Great Octa Serpent. We're in its mouth right now," Hamish declared proudly. At that moment, the divine Black Turtle's disdainful voice echoed in Chase's mind, "What deity? It's just the little crawler, Shale Lowry. That so-called dragon you faced earlier was his offspring."

an unknown being has spoken " Who are you?" Theo asked "I am your ancestor and your goddess that your mate have been praying to for your resurrection." Erlah responded with the might and authority of a goddess of all the werebeasts that worship her for guidance and prosperity and indulgement of the things that she herself have been annointed to do in the faces of calamity that has calsify the poor unfortunate souls that are in need of her protection and solidarity in grave times in need. "The goddess Erlah??" Theo confirmed whether his assumption is correct. She nodds gracefully. " You must go now she is waiting foe you. Your time here has not come yet." Erlah mentioned as Theo is dissipated

My bewilderment deepened, rendering me utterly perplexed. "Yes, a helping hand. Have you ever heard of the 'Teardrop of Goddess Natalí'?" she inquired. I shook my head, admitting my ignorance. My knowledge of Goddess Natalí was limited to her being the deity of life and fertility, worshipped by the people of Nayak alongside her consort, Nati, the God of war and death. Beyond that, my understanding was lacking, as we were not particularly religious in Ruqgu.

Ransom said. "Before you do that, let me set up a recording device. That way we can reference the material later if need be." My baby brother was turning into a miniature Atlas. Ten/Saint nodded their head. "You're a go," Xander said. "Anda, and her sister, Asta, are goddesses from Earth before I was born. Anda, as you know, is the Goddess of Spirit. Asta is the Goddess of Love. One of Asta's minor powers is fertility. When the Earth was young, it was not greatly populated. She bestowed powerful children on her followers. These children grew into Magicks of many disciplines. The magic system on Earth was very complex, but mostly intertwined as they all began with Asta's children."

I A lonely samurai stopped at the roadside shrine. The day was peaceful. It looked like any other day in the summer, hot and humid. The shrine was in a state of disrepair. Judging by its state, the samurai concluded, it was abandoned a long time ago. He waited for a while, looked the stone-carved idol of Kuraim, the god of life and death. Travelers, that were traveling long distanced, always prayed to him for a safe trip. He had many aspects and many names. In the northern parts he’s known as the Storm God, in the eastern parts as the Forest God. Some theologians count him among the twelve-first gods of Gehido, while others say that he is even older than them.

“Wesley, the former Law of Paths. You’re upright and incorruptible. You have gained an excellent reputation in the Haleth Realm with your righteousness. I declare you the Supreme Emperor of Life and Death, a first-ranked deity. You will be in charge of the Daoism of Life and Death and are bestowed the Temple of Life and Death south of the Supreme Dojo. “Taichu, the origin of Zymurgy. You’re generous and benevolent, admired by all of Zymurgy. You shall be the Supreme Empress of Space, a first-ranked deity in charge of the Daoism of Space. The Temple of Space in the north of the Supreme Dojo has been granted to you.”

Jayden whispers in shock. My head is pounding and I feel dizzy. Tara is Keturah, the moon goddess. The woman who has been helping me all this while is the moon goddess? I always knew she was different, but it never occurred to me. “Keturah, blessed goddess, mother of our kind, it's an honour to have you in our midst”, Kreed says, going one knee. Everybody in the room does the same including, Jayden. I keep sitting, trying my best to see through the tears that have clouded my vision.