Fairy Tail God Serena Novels & Stories

“Why didn’t she let the court know where she came from? What is she hiding?” My heart skipped a beat yet again before I reminded myself that Baird had this. As soon as the villagers learned I was from Pack Alliance, they would treat me as a spy with no other questions asked. That would be the end of the inquiry. And the end of me. Baird held up a hand. “There’s an explanation for that, too.” He glanced at me, likely noticed my wide eyes, and squeezed my waist where he still supported my weight against his side. “I hate to have to reveal her secret.” He shook his head and took a deep breath, blowing it out between his lips. “But I suppose it’s come to that.” He glanced at me and shrugged. “Se

Kael was never part of the plan. My heart shattered clean in half. I lowered the letter, unable to look at any of it anymore. "What does it say?" Kael's voice was low, urgent. I couldn't answer. He stepped closer, closing the distance I'd put between us. "Serena. Talk to me." I finally lifted my eyes to his. "My mother brought me here." His jaw tightened. "Why?" "To save me." He closed his eyes, and for one unguarded second I watched pure relief wash over his face — like he'd been bracing for something far worse.

Agatha said but I didn't miss the sarcasm. I came downwards and sat on one of the pale grey branches that looked as if they were supposed to be the roots of the tree. I touched it tenderly and smelled the sweet fragrance it was giving off. “Hi there?" I started talking to it. “My name is Serena Vale and I am a hybrid: a werewolf and a witch. I really don't mean to harm you but I need you to help me save the father of my children. I am pregnant by the way. I am even barely two months in and he is in a critical condition.

“You want me to fight.” “I want you to see.” The light within the goddess’s form dimmed. “The world will call you heretic. The Light will call you false. But balance cannot be worshipped. It can only be lived.” The silver light surged again, too bright to bear. Seraphina gasped and fell forward. Lucien caught her before she hit the ground. Her eyes were wide, glowing faintly. For a moment, her hair floated as if underwater, silver strands moving with a wind that wasn’t there.

"The story is passed down from one generation to another generation because they hold some truth in them. A legend is not a baseless story without any evidence in supporting its authenticity." "By descendant, you mean my mother is the direct bloodline of Her?" Jae Woon asked. There's something he needs to confirm. Liliane nodded her head. "Yes, your great-great-grandparent, from the maternal side, is the Goddess's only child. Her name is Serafina Sawyers. She is the most powerful light magic in the entire continent, with the ability to foresee the future. She married a human male and since then had been staying in the lower realm together with her family. You see when Lona said Queen Carina

I told her to stay put. She walked with her head high, her white hair glowing like a beacon under the dim light. She locked eyes with me. She wore a teasing look on her face—stubborn brat. "Serena Vale," Rufus snarled, his lip curling. "You stand accused of using dark magic to attack a member of this pack. You were sent here as a spy for the Blackwood pack to weaken our King." Serena didn’t spare Rufus a glance. She stared me down, sending a jolt of heat straight to my gut.

“It transferred during the last mark, You’re bonded and our wolves…we’re synced. You’re stronger now. I think way too stronger.” “No one told me I’d turn into a freaking ninja,” she muttered, eyes still on her foot like it was possessed. Another man stepped forward. But this time… I didn’t worry. Serena stepped in front of me, cracking her knuckles. “I’m not in the mood for guests.” He lunged, swinging his blade at her side. She caught his wrist mid-air ith her eyes glowing and snapped. The bone cracked so loud, that I almost flinched. He dropped to his knees, screaming and Serena didn’t even blink.

She was a gossipmonger. "Sera," she called in confusion, making them halt. Sera looked up to find Gina's eyes moving from their joined hands to Nate. Her eyes widened. She stared blatantly, shamelessly, momentarily struck by his ridiculous level of handsomeness. Then her wide eyes trailed to Sera, holding admiration and sheer disbelief. Admiration for Nate and disbelief as to how Sera managed to bag this Greek God. "Leaving?" Gina asked, feeling subdued by his commanding aura.

She was no longer Serena, the broken housewife. She was Serena Zea—the woman who would make Dewangga and Vanes realize that stealing from a film producer was the biggest mistake in their script. “Dewangga,” Serena whispered to her reflection, “you built your empire on my land. Now get ready to watch that ground shift… and swallow your empire whole.” That night, Serena returned to the apartment not with exhaustion, but with a burning sense of purpose. She found Clarisa in the living room, drawing peacefully, with Haris beside her.

< Serena > "You're biting off more than you can chew, Nevannir," I hurriedly said. "I've always thought of you as an intelligent man. I never expected you to be delusional too." "I'm a visionary, Priestess Serena, and my visions see you by my side as my queen," he finalized. "Return me to my body, now," I ordered, my ears done with hearing his delusions. He tsk'd and shook his head slowly, "I'm afraid I can't."