Fairy Tail God Serena Novels & Stories

This time, his posture relaxed, and he laid back against his chair and exhaled. “Marius didn’t choose me for nothing, Your Majesty,” he answered. “So what do I owe you for this visit?” ***** Serena I wasn’t supposed to return to Ehnrelil until the next day for the guardian ascension ceremony, but I decided to be early anyway. I wanted to use the realm’s library of knowledge to know more about fae pregnancies, give myself as much time to figure things out and maybe prepare from there. The twins Adamar and Adaen were with me.

It was too familiar for her not to know who it is. "Yes, Greyn?" "My lad-" Greyn stopped midway when Saiya looked at him like she was going to kill him. Soon after, he felt her overwhelming presence and that made him kneel. He felt like he was looking at the darkest side of his former lord, Azul. "How many times do I have to tell you, I no longer hold a gender. Let them think who the Lord of Shadows is until the day those people will learn her true identity right before they die," she reminded him with authority in her voice.

“Give it up Sera, Joshua has awakened, you won’t be able to overpower him, you don’t want to admit it, but you clearly know who he is and you know that you won’t be able to fight him. You will be dead before you know it, even though he is unable to control his power now, you saw what he could do.” Sera laughed, she laughed as if she found Lia’s words funny, “Give it up? You must be joking, why do you think I have no tricks left up my sleeve? I still have the god! The one who will rise up and give me the whole world, I still have him!” Sera’s shrill scream echoed in the air and a loud roar rumbled in the air, trees shook and the earth trembled, as if they were scared of what was to come. “Yes

They only waited for someone desperate enough to fulfill them. Serena moved to a shelf and pulled down a small vial filled with faint blue liquid. “Give her this when the time comes. It will weaken the god’s hold long enough for her to strike.” I didn’t take it. “You’re asking me to hand my cousin a weapon to kill the man she’d die for.” Serena’s expression didn’t change. “I’m asking you to give her a choice. There’s a difference.” The firelight flickered across her face, and for the first time, I saw the grief in her eyes—the quiet devastation of a mother who’d seen too much.

"That— that can't be right. Serena died before I was even born. She was a nurse. A healer. The elder said she worked at the temple during the war. He was confused, he was just saying that I looked like her. She couldn't have been anything more than that—she couldn't have had a child." "She could," he said. "And she did. She was never just a nurse. That was a cover. Briefly. Serena was high-born. A vampire from one of the old families. She was exiled after she had an affair with the Alpha at the time. No one knew she’d gotten pregnant. No one knew she carried the child to term, let alone that the baby survived."

Once the amber-like cord was gone, Lord Oskar looked to Serena, finally speaking in English. “Serena Victoria Quill. I, as your Sire and Maker, release you from your bounds to be your sole authority onto yourself. By Lilith and Cain, may you prosper and go forth.” Lord Oskar said as he finally released her hand. Serena winced and let out whimpers as the amber coil around their hands enveloped her body, though soon she cut healed, giving way to her body to stop shaking. The hand that Lord Oskar had held now had a brand on Serena’s palm.

It detaches itself from Ezra’s head and flutters to the ground, landing at my feet. Dad looks at me. “You know what to do,” he says, his eyes glimmering with hope and strength. I nod and look at Elijah. He gently lets go of my waist and I walk towards the circle, my legs wobbly. Elijah walks beside me and I clutch his shoulder for support. “I am tired,” Serena says inside my head, her voice low. She’s always energetic, so it's odd to hear her sound so exhausted. But I understand her. She’s a celestial wolf, but one who does not have any control or knowledge of her powers yet.

Tia POV . . When I heard that Serena was dead, there was this little gladness I felt. Without her, my position would level up. I was an omega, almost a slave. But the goddess of darkness used my body as her vessel. She used me to perform powers and attacked the wolves. Since then, Serena could not touch me, but I still felt the pang of jealousy every time goddess Alectrona favored her more than me. However, now that she was gone, goddess Alectrona focused on nurturing me. I felt special. She gave me more missions. I was the one who teleported in the secret door to feed Alpha Lycus. He sucked my blood and almost drained me.

Serena stood below her, backlit by a storm of pulsing light, her hair unbound and whipping with an unseen wind, her body radiating a power older than time, fierce and unrelenting. Serena’s eyes had shifted—no longer their usual expressive softness. They were lit from within, glowing with divine silver. They weren't just the eyes of a wolf; they weren’t even the eyes of a goddess. They were something beyond comprehension. Something no one had ever seen. Not even Solmyra, who had lived for nearly a thousand years.

Hecate sneered, dark energy crackling around her. Serene ignored her. She walked straight to me. "I am Serene, the Foreseer and the Moon Goddess." Her voice was like a whisper of wind, gentle yet powerful. "You seek freedom, don’t you? You want to feel life—to truly live?" My eyes widened. It was as if she could see straight into my soul. "I know you hate yourself," she continued. "You hate that you can’t feel happiness as others do. You hate the bloodshed. You hate the power that binds you."