Failure Frame Goddess Novels & Stories

The goddess simply looked at him with amusement. “I am, I was, and will always be the goddess of prosperity. Tonye, Alozie and all their friends are nothing but mere mortals.” What the goddess failed or deliberately omitted to say was that Pastor Alozie had a more powerful ‘back-up,’ which had almost incapacitated her permanently. Also, that same ‘back-up’ had led to the untimely demise of some of her messengers who were sent to my place, before the accident took place. “Do you know what happened after you joined Ebie and after your birthday?”

Her form flickered, unstable, like a candle about to go out. “This is your rebirth… or your end,” the goddess whispered. Then, before Iris could speak, the goddess crumbled into ash. Iris fell to her knees as the world split open beneath her feet.

Summoning every ounce of strength he had left, he rose to his feet, trembling but upright, standing before the Goddess in unwavering determination. Before him loomed the Luna Goddess, radiant and imposing. Her presence radiated a celestial light, illuminating the shadows that flickered in the corners of the realm. "You dare challenge me, spirit half?" Her voice rolled like thunder, echoing through the expanse of the Calm Ethereal, powerful and unyielding.

the goddess of chains explained, like a diviner sharing what she sees, “but it is starting to weaken. The accumulated negative emotions have been traveling through the void and they are eating away at the chains.” “Is there something that we can do about it, Slabby?” Fhomhair, the goddess of harvest asked. “The chains are strengthened by the mortals’ faith and belief in us,” the goddess of chains replied, “We could send a message to our oracles and have them reaffirm their faiths. But I am not sure if that would be enough to stop the chains from disintegrating.” “Void is a place of nothingness after all,” Uisce, the god of water coolly explained, “our powers can hardly penetrate the dense da

I cleared my throat: “Greetings Alpha.” “Hey gramps.” Tobias greeted me enthusiastically and I laughed. “Hey champ.” “Mama left. Aunty Claire is going to be my new mama now.” “Stop saying that Tobias.” I could immediately tell right then that they'd been having a very heated argument because of Cora. “Mason, where do you think she went?” “I don't know. She'd get tired soon enough and return back home.” “This is going to be a huge problem, Alpha. The council won't take things easy for us. The gamma remarked and I scoffed.

he chuckled. "Anna, I have something to tell you," she said seriously. Brizella listened carefully. "My mother and husband have come to believe that you are the seventh goddess of our bloodline. So with this, I beg you to defend our nation in the upcoming war with the vampires," she pleaded. "No! I will not!"

Fireballs from Elena to the moon goddess was the highlight of their fight with the all invisible being, she had failed to have a clear cut on her, time was running out, and they failed to have gotten the mirror, the goddess was playing games with them, that she knew. “I guess its time for you lots to go.”, the goddess said. Now was her chance , Olivia Emma thought, reaching for the moon goddesses neck, the dust carrying her far away. • * * * * * The Prince of the West Coast rose up to his feet, the mirror in his hands, he reflected on a lot of things, as the whole team, looking depleted, joined him on their feet, as

' She was sure she was holding his arm seconds ago, so where did he disappear to? Hold on! Didn't that beast say he didn't know any spells that could make him disappear?! That sneaky deceitful beast! But what did she expect? He was a beast for crying out loud! A beast! Why did she even think of assisting a beast to not get caught? The nerve of that beast for begging her like his life depended on it when in fact it doesn't! 'Let me just get my hands on that-'she began raining cusses for the thousandth time today on the beast named Amaris who disappeared on her.

“I don’t know where she is, if she went back to Crestmoon but this road doesn't really lead to Crestmoon, I don’t know if she’s safe. I don’t even know if she wants to be found.” For the first time in years, I felt help Utterly, terrifyingly helpless, and I begged the moon goddess. And the woman the Moon Goddess had chosen for me the one whose pull felt stronger than anything I’d ever known was gone. I had let her slip through my fingers.

“Queen of the Ashes. Heir of the Forgotten Goddess.” Elara closed her eyes. For the first time, she did not deny. She did not flee. She accepted. The flames wrapped around her, and the ruins trembled with awakening power. ---