God Apollo Novels & Stories

“It’s… Power of Almighty?” Alan was still a little educated. When he saw the star, he knew Tigris’ identity. He gulped, and he felt frightened. Although the Academy of Social Sciences was totally unrelated to Power of Almighty, Alan still knew about Power of Almighty’s dignified reputation, especially when he heard that a new God of War had recently been elected. He was so dignified that nobody could afford to offend him. Naturally, a small character like Alan was not qualified to meet the God of War. But, he had been hearing about the God of War, so he also knew Power of Almighty.

“That’s exactly what I’m afraid of. I like it here-“ A knock at the door interrupts my sentence. Cian and I exchange glances, and I can see the wariness in his eyes. I somehow doubt he wants to deal with any of the girls who live in this building. “Hey Abella, it’s Noah. I heard you came over earlier, and I just wanted to come and apologise for not being in at the time. Maybe we can talk about what you came over for,” the Alpha says through the door. I panic, immediately jumping up to grab the papers on my desk. Cian watches me fluster, as I quickly shove them under my pillow. “Give me a second,” I call out to Noah, before I concentrate on Cian, lowering my voice right down to a whisper. “Yo

“Thea here.” Owen looks between us suspiciously, relaxing slightly at my reassuring nod. “Hm. She’s never mentioned you.” “It was a recent reconnection.” Apollo replies pleasantly, offering him a small smile. “Now, let’s get moving, shall we? I have something to show you.” “What is it?’ I ask warily. Though Apollo is a God, I’m not sure who to trust anymore. I’m still rattled from my experience in the restaurant. “I’m assuming the mortal knows nothing?’” He questions, sliding a meaningful look towards Owen, who scowls in response.

Someone whom believed himself invincible. Well I knew he was not. Before we rode to find Alicia, Adras had finally broken the stubborn which. There was a weapon that could doom him. 'I´ll make him pay. For all he has done.' The god turned to face me looking mockingly at me and strode forward. "What day will your power ever exceed mine?!" the god laughed smugly replying to my thoughts. "The day will come, mark my word," I threatened back at him growling with bared fangs.

“ You’re insane,” I blurted out after what Alpha Nicholas said. Apollo is the god of prophecy, he’s well know to help the wolves in their battle against the rogues and wars. No one ever saw him but the history tells that once upon a time, he descended to the mountain of Ollyan to live as a human.

*** June had just finished his bath and was using a towel to dry his hair when he heard his room's door slide open. He turned and saw Apollo standing at the corner. "Oh, hey," June greeted and continued drying his hair. "I think your student hates me," Apollo said. "Levi?" June asked. Apollo nodded. "He just doesn't show much emotions," June assured. "Well, he is an actor," Apollo said. "He is and he is really good at his job too." June said. He settled the towel on the bed and sat in front of his vanity. "Why are you here?" "Dad told me you are now the vice head of the informant department?" Apollo asked.

But I wanted to be sure that Sophia wasn't a threat and that this complicated web of thoughts in my head wasn't that serious. I hesitated, then spoke up. "May I ask you something, Alpha? Please don't be offended." "Call me Adonis," he said softly, and before I could continue, his tongue sent shivers of desire racing through me when he kissed me. "Go ahead; I promise I won't be offended." "I just... I'm curious to know if you and your friend Sophia ever had a relationship in the past." Adonis looked at me puzzled. "Sophia? Where did that come from? We are just friends, like family. Tell me, where did you hear that from?"

Howard said, “Thirty years ago, Master Apollo fought against Draco Leo of the Leo family at the peak of Mount Taolo. “Master Apollo won.” Dustin’s face stiffened. ‘Apollo won?’ he thought. He had heard that Draco had won that fight. How had the story changed? Apollo had won? So, was he the strongest in the world? Dustin could not quite believe it. After all, Apollo had disappeared for years and never offered any explanation. “After the battle at Mount Taolo, Master Apollo came back once. He seemed fine, but he also looked quite sick. “He said that the world was about to change. After giving me some instructions, he left behind marks in the pathway to find someone who could clear the complete

Apollo only stopped punishing his son when the police and an ambulance arrived. A man stepped out of the police car—he was as big as Apollo and the others. He was alone, and when he saw what had happened, he just shook his head. Apollo looked at him, and they greeted each other. I was curious about who he was, so I stared closely at the man. He looked at me and nodded. I blinked because he bore a resemblance to Apollo. Wait—does he have a brother?

“If he’s delaying, then it means he’s calculating something worse.” Elia swallowed hard, her voice trembling with a hopeful edge. “Maybe… maybe he’s changed his mind. Maybe he won’t attack the Crescent Moon Pack after all. Perhaps…” She looked up, eyes pleading for a truth she wanted to believe. “Perhaps he’s learning to have mercy.” Anana stared at her for a long moment, then slowly shook her head. A sad, knowing smile ghosted across her lips. “Elia,” she said softly, “lest you forget… we are not speaking of just any Alpha. We are speaking of the GOD OF WAR.”