Gideon Galatea Novels & Stories

I quietly said, trying not to disturb the portal with vibrations, but it was enough for him to hear, “the Culdranth.” Sharp intakes of breath were heard. I was sure that Pollies knows what this means as well. It's no surprise for her to know this. I glanced at them from behind, as my brain turned shift of what we should do. We can’t be caught in this situation. We can’t be, especially with Bellezza, a human, within our care— within my care. “This is bad,” Pollies exhaled, as we travel nearer the source of bright red light, “Alpha Daxel, what should we do?”

I badly wanted to know how she feels about me and if she desired me like I did. Though I hadn't marked my mate yet, I wasn't going to heat up till ten years from now. So I believed. But it was going to be so severe and painful that it always dashed off with an ability in most cases. Gwen was likely not the mate the moon goddess had chosen for me. The moon goddess wouldn't put me in a sticky situation like this one. So I thought. On the night of the transition ball, I felt a spark of light in my brain when I saw Gwen; she was breathtaking. My eyes focused in her direction to make sure no male came close to her.

My guards stepped aside and a woman entered, moving like a shadow given form. She was dressed in sleek black from head to toe—fitted trousers, a high-collared coat, and boots that didn’t make a sound as she walked. Her hair was long and straight, cascading down her back like dark silk. Her expression was calm, composed, almost too perfect. Around her neck hung a single obsidian pendant etched with glowing silver runes. She stopped a few feet from me and offered a shallow bow. “Lord Hades,” she said. “I am Irene. A witch, and a loyal confidant of Gamma Celeriac.”

The Goddess was the only one I could trust and look up to. The door opened and Gamma Liam entered with a man who followed behind him. I believed the man was a doctor. The doctor geared toward Eira, and did some checkups on her. Then he began treatment. Gamma Liam pulled me from the bedside, and led me to a little dinner table filled with varieties of food. “You will need a lot of strength,” with his hands resting on my shoulders, he pushed me into a seat in front of the table. My butt landed on the seat. “Eat. You barely ate anything for the day,” he sat next to me.

Drake asked. "Whoever wears that means she is the Legendary Goddess. There are plenty of necklaces that can identify the legendary goddess. The necklace has a mixture of symbols of two races. It just looks like the necklace that Sophie is wearing. The crescent moon symbolizes the race of vampires. The blue full moon symbolizes the race of wizards. It means that Sophie is half vampire and half wizard. " When the king said that, our eyes almost popped out. S-Sophie is one of the legendary goddesses?!

"Ella you don't seem to get it, do you? This isn't just about you drugging me. This goes way beyong that. I have found my mate Cassie, I love her and I want to be with her, not you. I know I made some promises to you before, I know I promised never to choose her over you, but honey this is not something I can control. You have felt the mate bond, you know how it can make you feel about one's mate.That is exactly how I feel right now. I'm sorry but, Cassie is the only girl I want to be with right" "Elijah please don't do this to me. I don't have a mate. My mate died a long time ago. If you leave me, I might remain single forever, I don't want that to happen to me, please don't ssend me away"

Jaiyana’s concerns about Maximus were fading, thinking to herself that they must have been there because of the tests and being nervous in front of Kaplan’s boss. The discus weighed heavily in her hand as she drew it closer, its presence undeniable. Unlike any earthly weapon, it seemed forged from celestial fire—an endless circle alive with power. Its surface shimmered as though molten gold flowed beneath a translucent skin, light shifting and bending with every flicker. The edges glowed faintly, a razor’s breath from invisible flame, sharp enough to part steel yet perfectly balanced. Along its face, intricate etchings spiraled outward, sacred symbols that writhed and realigned when viewed t

"What are you doing?" I smiled. "What I should've done a long time ago." Turning toward the crowd, I raised my hand for everyone's attention. "Everyone..." "I can't believe I almost forgot the most important thing." I looked lovingly at Erin. "This woman..." "Is my mate." The reaction was immediate. It exploded across the gathering. "What?!" "The Creator of the Goldrens is Alpha Levi's mate?" "The Moon Goddess has truly blessed us!" "A Creator... as our Luna!" "They look perfect together!"

With that final, crushing warning, Gali turns his back on the tribunal and strides away, his heavy black cloak snapping in the icy wind. A heavy, suffocating silence envelops the entire burial ground. After what feels like an eternity of frozen horror, Allegra suddenly lunges forward. She grabs Gideon’s embroidered sleeve, dropping to her knees on the frozen earth with tears streaming down her bruised face. "Father! Tell me the truth! Tell me what is going on!" Gideon, gasping frantically for air as his heart strains under the pressure, violently shoves Allegra away from him, roaring in her face, "You believe Gali’s treacherous, divisive words?! You foolish bitch!"

" With a wave of his hand, the great doors of the palace swung open. A violent gust of wind swept Gideon off his feet, hurling him out of the ancient bronze hall, past building after building, until he finally landed in the courtyard of an old estate. He steadied himself, taking a breath to refocus. His thoughts were still spinning, stunned by Chase's decision to hand him the Imperial Token. He had no idea why Chase would go that far. Was it because of the giant fish? Perhaps he'd need to head back to the sea in Beaumere sometime soon—to see the giant fish and figure out what was really going on. … Gideon turned his attention to the old estate in front of him. The place looked ancient and ru