Failure Frame Goddess Novels & Stories

"Catalina's women have been known for their strength and power since before, even my grandparents can agree with that." "They have that history in their family tree, they're known for always being blessed by the Moon Goddess herself." Adriel, my Gamma, came out of nowhere just to join us. "You're lucky to have one of them to be your wife, they possessed beauty, strength, and wit. Though no one can really tell if the rumors about the Moon Goddess's blessings are really true or just happen to go around for what they have." "But which one? They currently have two single she-wolfs, don't they?" Koby asked as he eyed me and Adriel.

They were living, breathing embodiments of the Goddess herself. I remembered the first announcement when I was seven years old. Everyone had said it was a blessing that someone such as her was walking amongst us now. A sign from our deity that we were loved. …But then everything changed once she became eighteen. “They say her mark from Selene turned her insane. That the power of the Goddess descended her into madness,” Felix said with fear in her voice. “A crazy, power-hungry creature that will change moods as easily as flicking a switch. She brutally murdered her last attendant, right in front of the girl’s mother no less, and single-handedly killed her last Alpha with no mercy, doing so be

The Goddess of elements tried to use wind to blow me back to Luther but I snapped her neck instantly. The Goddess of health ran to her. It was the Goddess of Elements lucky day since she could be saved. I watched as the Goddess of health worked her magic and realigned the broken neck. It made a snapping noise and than The Goddess of elements was breathing again as the Goddess of health forced her heart to start beating again.

It was as if a rock had fallen on Deya - her knees trembled, her breath caught. She was in a small room. Twilight reigned here, the windows were covered with thick curtains, but Deya knew that it was already deep night and the moon was rising. Directly in front of her is the altar of the Goddess. A white statue of a translucent solid stone depicting a girl wrapped in a long robe with wide sleeves. Hands are folded on the chest, and the face is hidden by a hood. No one has ever seen the face of the Goddess. An open hearth is built under the statue, the flame burns evenly - this is the only source of light, and because of this, strange twisting shadows crawl along the walls. Or is it dark in t

Nora screamed. The struggle of power went back and forth. The Goddess trying to hold on. She could feel Nora’s powers trying to come back. “Enough!” The Goddess said, taking her other hand and pressing Nora’s head. Nora ‘s eyes rolled back into her head and she fell backwards onto the ground. “I am not using your daughter as a pawn. This is just how it is.” The Goddess said, stepping over Nora. “See for yourself.” She whispered and the world went black.

The power she summoned suddenly grew stronger, and Abe was hit by a turbulent storm. *Boom* The True Goddess had landed a fatal blow, and the sound of the clash was enough to suggest that it was no trifling blow. Yet for some reason the True Goddess had a large frown on her face. She looked at the dust cloud that had formed before her in annoyance, suggesting that someone had thwarted her plans yet again. The dust cleared soon enough to reveal Abe and the unconscious Aegeus. The two were unharmed, with Aegeus still unconscious upon Abe's shoulder. In front of the two were two newcomers. The newcomers were distinctly different from each other.

She demanded. Adelaide could feel her aggression rising by the second, threatening to slip into her old ways. No mercy, No hesitation. If the girl didn’t speak soon, she was worried she would do something Grace should not see. “The Goddess, the Goddess told me to come.” Her mind went blank at her words and she froze. Her undying faith instantly asked questions as to why this female had been sent to her. It explained how she had passed through the barriers so easily, explained her easy submission. Adelaide looked into the girl’s eyes and saw a spark, although small, it was there but she didn’t know what it was for.

June looked up to met Cupid's eyes, "But you just said—" Cupid shrugged, "All the June Wengs are from different world, but they are all connected to you." June frowned. "How?" Cupid smiled. "They are all you." The information the four words carried made June's mind go blank as he stared at Cupid with a blank look. "I-I am sorry," June finally said, shaking his head with a little laugh, "What do you mean they are all me?" "Do you know of The Fates?" Cupid asked, "They are a very important branch of Hades Inc."

~Rain~ As I released the arrow, my eyes followed it anxiously as it soared toward the source of the voice. The voice unleashed a scream, accompanied by growling, and a bright light emerged, revealing Gasin. Having envisioned Gasin as an ugly creature, I was surprised to find a beautiful red-haired woman. The only features distinguishing her as a goddess were a mark on her forehead and six fingers. This unique trait instilled a sense of fear in me, uncertain of what might unfold.

Mallory pressed for answers, somehow feeling that their words would answer the question that was bugging her the whole time. [Because that means, the person who made this, is already dead.] The voice stopped. [Because there’s only one Goddess Blessed should roam around the world.] --- “She was a Goddess’ Blessed as well?” Mallory sat down, looking directly at the plant. She saw it nod like a human head. [Yes.] “My Goddess!” She exclaimed. She couldn’t believe her ears. “Does that mean I’m not the one? I’m not the first one?” [There are only two of you.]