Galatea Mythology Novels & Stories

And his name gave birth to the word 'panic'. Now the young gods climbed to Olympus, took over the palace, and Zeus became their king. His throne was guarded by four winged spirits, two male and two female, named Kratos , Zelos , Nike and Bia. They represented strength, rivalry, victory, and force respectively. Kratos and Bia were the law-enforcers and were tasked with jobs such as the apprehension and imprisonment of the Titans. Nike drove Zeus' chariot and often accompanied him in miniature form.

she began her soft eyes resting on Azian, "Stephania has stolen a soul, a soul she has given to another, she has grieved a god, and my sister Selene has not forgiven her." "Selene? Goddess of the moon, second minor goddess, " Edwin suddenly recited causing Erania to look at him with a bright smile, "Very good my little guardian, Tar taught you well,” she began, "Selene might be a minor god, but she loved her children just as much as I love mine, and this war that is to begin between them is not something we particularly enjoy. The moon creatures were my gift to her and she has loved them with devotion. She wept over Celeste," she replied softly her eyes downcast.

“One of our witches managed to transcribe much of it. The shamans and witches of that age were known as Moon Readers and they can still read the texts. Their line is more than ten thousand years or more, and they still exist. They are very secretive and possess great power. Our lineage can be traced back through these very scripts.” Kaplan’s eyes widened, a spark of excitement igniting in his chest. “Moon Readers?” Kaplan echoed. “What does it say?” Kaelan’s gloved fingers brushed lightly over the crumbling text. “It tells the story of Usha—though not as the history books present it. You see, Prajapati, her father, did not merely create her… he believed she was his mate, which is why he pu

“Of course, I’m a forest fairy. We work closely with the guardian of the earth and her children. We have the honor of being protected by my favorite of her children who represents the element water, Celeste.” “You know Celeste?” I asked, surprised. “She’s wonderful, isn’t she?” Kay said beaming. “Of course, all four of them are wonderful. But I always felt a connection with Celeste.” “The others represent the other elements?” Becca asked. She nodded. “Gala represents spirit, Trinity, represents fire, Opal represents air, Celeste represents water, and of course the guardian mother represents earth.” “And only Celeste is here?” Luis asked. “Where are the others?”

Beside him, there was a statue of Amphitrite herself, the beautiful and serene goddess, with flowing hair and a gentle smile on her face. Further along, they saw a statue of Thalassa, the primordial goddess of the sea, embodying its vastness and mystery. Her statue seemed to ripple like water, as if alive with the eternal essence of the ocean. Nearby, there was a statue of Triton, son of Poseidon and messenger of the sea, depicted with his conch shell trumpet in hand, ready to announce his father's commands.

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

Mom took a deep breath, her gaze turning distant, as if the memories were playing out before her eyes. The Story of the Priestesses “When the world was young and men had just begun ruling over the land, the Moon Goddess, Selene, and Zeus fell in love. Together, they had eight children: Narcissus, Pandia, Ersa, Horae, Musaeus, Eiar, Theros, Phthinoporon, and Kheimon—the Goddess of Winter.

Khalid spoke. I could feel his energy mixing with Gáta's as the world changed colors through the passage of time. "Gáta is linked to the Moiras. The three sisters who look after the Weave of Fate. She has the power to undo the curse, but that means pulling Mana from the world. Which could cause a rupture between the Realms." Khalid then looked at Sophy. "Sophia’s soul is as old as the first wars... Just like yours!" Gáta looked at us. "Supernatural beings usually have ancient souls, because we are linked to the beginnings of the world. Humans usually have new souls."

"Yeah, what was that for?!" Echoed the beauty by his left side, with a cute pout. She had honey colored hair that extended till her buttocks, and gentle almond eyes, that combined with her fair white skin and red lips, gave her the grounds to have a beauty that could be compared to the goddess of beauty herself. Her name, Calypso, a sea-nymph, daughter of the titan Atlas and the Oceanid Nymph Pleione, an immortal goddess. With his arms now free, the young man directs his hands to the third beauty still 'sleeping' at his chest, more precisely to her buttocks, grabbing each of her buttcheeks and squishing the supple meat in his hands.

I asked him in my sweet and innocent voice. “The prophecy talks of Selene, and how she will provide us with a Triple Goddess, and how that Goddess will have to choose between two Mates. One good, and one bad” Galterio spoke as he looked deeply into my eyes, like he was trying to hypnotise me or something. I wanted to look away from his intense stare, but I knew that if I do, he could see it as rejection. I need him to believe I am all in with him, and him alone. “Two Mates?” I said dumbly.