Fierce Deity Link Novels & Stories

I snarled. “I want her alive, wolf. I need the blind she-wolf intact. Restrain your impulses!” the Deity commanded. “Believe me, you do not want to provoke my wrath.” “Of course not, my lord.” I nodded cynically in submission. “There has been an opening of a rift between the fissures. I sensed Hunter’s power faintly… If my suspicions are correct, perhaps we can reuse his essence, infusing it into your body so you may become the warrior I seek!”

"For now at least." Lars shook his head and sighed. At that point, he had no choice but to welcome whatever it was that Rachelia cooked up. Lars thought back on Dean's story and reminded of that night when he experienced the same in Antares, back at the Hibiscus House. "Were all of us like that too?" Rachelia turned to Lars for a bit but looked away right after. "It's the only way the twelve deities could fully integrate their energy with us."

Kian hugs his papa. "Okay, they're here let's start before it gets flooded here." Kaios said when the other deities arrived. Kian's parents stand with Kōri and Feu. Kaios, Selene and Leluna stand up to greet the newcomers. The other deities who arrived are Asili, the deity of the four elements. Water, fire, earth, and wind. Galax, the deity of the stars and time. Lastly, the Sun deity which is also the king of the deities and Leluna's brother, Ijus. Kian and Kaleb are overwhelmed with their presence.

Fate is too wise to scatter each race and to split them up to make the leader who has the same power clash. Who is accurate enough to control the concealing wind? Who can see through the invisible air? The Harpy's leader controlling the gloomy sky to hide from the sharp wind attack of Deity. She avoided it and now is her turn, she formed an air spike made of clouds and throw it to Deity. The Deities' leader is intelligent, but her eyes are naive. She was hit by one and she's wounded. She managed to avoid the others, but she doesn't know that the three of her comrades fell down because they are the ones who catch it.

“Start speaking, or you’ll scream in pain.” She flinched, shrinking back against the wall. “I’ll talk, I will I promise” she whispered, her tears filling her eyes while her voice became shaky. “Just… please.” I tilted my head slightly, considering her. She was afraid—rightfully so. I wasn’t like the others who’d interrogated her. I was different. The Lycan Prince, a hybrid. Stronger than her in every way that mattered. She couldn’t defy me, and she knew it. She could have stood a chance against the others, but I have magical powers running through my veins as well, and despite growing up not knowing a foven, I can wield as much powers as coven witches and maybe even more.

She sighed in relief that she passed through that route haphazardly. She set foot on the dale named Lungrasia, named after a deity of the forest and sister to Gaia, the Forest Goddess and Patron of the Hearth. Quite thirsty, she stopped by the stream and took a sip of the water when she felt someone was watching her. She froze, sensing if it was a man or a wild animal. She wished it was the first one but her prayer failed her. The yellow eyes were glaring at her, glowing in the dark. It moved quietly before it showed in the open. It was a wild dog, with long, sharp teeth and claws.

“Son, I think you've lost your mind,“ “On the contrary, Father, I've never been saner,“ “Then get your acts together!“ He barked, stamping his foot. “Have you got no idea what will happen once you lay a hand on another man's mate?! Even the goddess will strike you down for going against her will!“ “The goddess will understand. After all, she created this twisted fate.“ “Ryder!!!“ “Let me see Hara, Please Father! I need to see her. That's the only way I can be sure if this is real or not,“ Father said no words and just had an intense, rage-filled stare down with me. He mind-linked me to the many calamities that could befall our pack if I try to destroy a bond made by the goddess herself. He w

Both his Body and Mind had reached Divine Realm Pre-Deity level 10. Under the influence of the double limit, David's combat strength also reached partial Primordial Deity Rank. This kind of combat power was not considered weak even in level 9 civilization Leila. Azul, as the direct descendant of the Feather family in Leila, had awakened his innate skill but he was only a partial Pre-Deity. After spending 380 lavish points from his 1000 lavish points, he only had 620 left. David set his sights on Cloning again.

The sky overhead twisted into a blood-stained spiral, the fading glow of the Blood Moon pulsing like a wounded eye, casting eerie shadows upon the carnage below. From the heart of the broken land, Kieran rose. No longer merely a man. Gone were his blackened robes, his golden eyes, his smirk that had haunted every battlefield. In their place stood a towering, wolf-like deity, his form pulsing with godly corruption. Shadowy tendrils streamed from his back like wings made of smoke and fangs, each twitch birthing a cry of anguish from the ground beneath him. His eyes—no longer gold—were pits of burning red, locked onto Caitlyn with inhuman hunger.

I want this token to be remembered for all eternity. 'Are you sure about this, Greko? I heard that he pampered his luna to the moon.' 'Do not tell me that you are getting scared of that whore? The behemoth lost because she summoned the Phoniex from the elven continent. But summoning a supernatural beast like that one needs offering and great strength. I am damn sure that the whore is recuperating right now behind that bastard.'