Galatea Myth Novels & Stories

"But she will help us" The ocean they set sail on was connected to all the realms excluding earth. It was vast and dangerous. People died in it everyday as it was habitation to very many dangerous sea creatures with magic. They had just one month to get to the fae kingdom. One month before the real battle started. The fate of the realms rested in the hands of the goddesses who were yet to harness thier powers. Kadja shook her head, a coy smirk playing on her lips. She took in the healing goddess and the fiesty twin sister. Even without anybody telling her, she knew.

Gaia met her head-on. "Since when did you turn evil?" Eris came to stand beside Sheia. "Good and bad are two sides of the same coin." Silver flashed in her right. Gaia smiled for real at Selene's response. Selene, commonly known to people as the Moon goddess floated to them. Her elegant silver gown glittered and the bright aura surrounding her intensified. She was a beauty inside out with a fury that matched the sun. It happened when she was furious. "You broke the rules first by going after the boy," Gaia said. "As per our agreement, we must never interfere with their fates."

Eliza said, bristling at the memory of the creature with a small shudder. Blakeney nodded thoughtfully. “That’s true. From what I can determine, and from Eliza’s description, it sounds like the mythological boar which Atalanta and his companions slayed so long ago. But,” he held up a hand to stave off comments, “I need to check a bit more to be sure.” “Let’s just hope Hades doesn’t break any more rules by resurrecting other monsters from myth,” Liz Masters added anxiously. Regardless of assurances, she was still a mother and worried for her daughter’s safety.

I know she's young but I think she gets a rush from it that she just can't explain yet. "Gaia was a greek goddess of the Earth. She ruled over life and she was one of the first gods to appear. We named you Gaia well because one day when you're older, you're going to rule and be in charge." Her green eyes sparkled with wonder and she asked, "Just like the Goddess?" "Exactly." I smiled. -Matteo's POV- "I'm failing to understand Abramo what do you mean you didn't receive the shipment, I've talked to the Mexicans and they were sure your men picked it up."

My eyes widen as I look at Gaia. “The mate bond. She can’t feel it. Could they have done this?” I ask her when she looks at me and her eyes glaze over and I know she is linking someone. Possibly either her father or her aunt Selene, the Moon Goddess. “My aunt will not get involved in this. Your mate bond wasn’t forged by Selene. Selene learned her lesson when she intervened in my mate bond. No, this is nothing to do with her. This is Poseidon’s doing. I’m sorry Carter. It would seem that they want her to fall for you in the human way. Not the way of the bond.” She says and I nod my head as I look back down at the sleeping Asteria. Will she ever fall for me in the human way?

author pov ​Gaia walked around her own island, enjoying the freedom she had to do so now that she was free from the decaying Tartarus. She wished that place could be destroyed and would be happy to see it done. However, she realized that Tartarus was needed for the monsters and gods who received banishment as punishment. She hoped never to have to return there, and a shiver ran down her spine as he remembered the dismal, decaying land of the place. Tartarus was as far beneath the earth as Mt. Olympus was above. It was deeper than the underworld. It had been so hard to create a new life while she had been banished there. Gaia will be forever grateful to her children for finally freeing her an

Dacia stands beside me, arms folded, looking younger and more afraid than I’ve ever seen her. Dacia (soft, almost embarrassed): *The Deep Script isn’t mine.* *It’s Atlantean.* *Poseidon himself gave it to the first bearer when Atlantis tried to drown the world.* *He… tried to help me the way Rowan helps you now.* *He failed.* *I still drowned half of Europe before the crown shattered itself to stop me.* I stare at her. Then at the tablet. Then back at her. Celeste (deadpan): “Hold up.”

Juno gets out and walks forward to a gigantic Stone gate, with serpentine inscriptions resembling the constellation Ophiuchus on both sides. Dantzler: (Looking a little surprised.) "Seriously, those things still exist?! Mom told Xanne and I stories about these creatures that supposedly were a good challenge for her, but I never believed it to be true. She's the strongest fighter I've ever met in my entire life. That's why this planet dubbed her with the name Athena in reference to the Greek goddess. Since she has the "Book of Knowledge" after fighting her and bringing her down. Anyway, that's a story for another time. So, you were saying-" (The doors open and what looks like a priest with a

Master made sure I was well versed in literature, poetry, music, arts and dance. Master kept me indoors until I was thirteen years old, before he began hosting concerts and big dinner parties where he charged royals and demanded gold coins and expensive jewellery for them to catch a glimpse of me. I was not allowed to converse with any person and to be honest, I do not believe that I can because when I enter a place, everyone hushes and mumbles my name of Aphrodite. That is the name my master has given me, Aphrodite. One of my teacher's told me about Aphrodite and how she was the Greek Goddess of love and beauty. My teacher went on to tell me, I got the name Aphrodite because my beauty surpa

“That everything I've been through is part of the evolution of the curse and that he got carried away.” Gáta was quiet for a few seconds. “That's a good conclusion.” Gáta agreed. “If your first mate wasn't as strong as Perseus and Achilles, that's probably what happened.” Gáta then smiled. "Interesting, really interesting... Because it could mean that you really do have two fated mates. That the Gods realized the mistake of putting you with just one person wouldn't be enough to fight the curse." Gáta said excitedly. Although I hated knowing that everything Soph had been through could be the effect of the curse, there was something good...