God & Mortal Novels & Stories

She looked around like she was looking for something. "Do you think we can touch everything." She whispered. I gave her a simple nod as she looked back at me. It seemed like I had peaked her interest. "I've never seen anything from a mortal realm before." She sighed in wonderment. I wouldn't be the one to tell he that mortals didn't create this. We did. Nothing that was in the mortal real was created by them. Different Gods were responsible. Everything just traveled and everyone liked to call it a mortal creation because God's never used it. Or it was in a mortal realm first.

The chains part of his skin keeping his form small. He scrubbed himself and felt more alive being clean but still angry and bitter inside. He glanced at the mortal woman. She was smart, she didn’t know what he was clearly by her questions. She kept talking about help. But he knew one thing about mortal humans, their help ended with his kind headless or burning. Like he’d allow that, and this world had changed greatly. He was part god so his mind assimilated what it needed to rather quickly like her language. He hadn’t understood it at first but now did. He didn’t know right away what this dwelling was. Then realized it was a home. This was far different than before. His other half was giant,

Content Warnings!!! Contains mature themes, political violence, blood and vampire content, steamy romance scenes, and complex moral choices suitable for adult readers. "Test it anyway." "Commander." Dorothea's voice carried a tremor Velis had never heard before. She was staring at the blood with the expression of a devotee beholding a religious relic. "The resonance is... I can feel it from here. It's calling to something primal, something that predates conscious thought."

The exact second mortality started unraveling inside him. “Kael.” My voice broke helplessly around his name while I grabbed him before he collapsed completely. His body burned beneath my touch now. Not with fever. With power. Ancient celestial energy pulsed violently beneath his skin while glowing golden fractures spread farther along his throat and arms like cracks forming through living stone. The Silver God stared at him with naked devastation. “The fusion was never meant to be completed inside a mortal vessel.” Nyros snarled low beside us while darkness whipped violently around his transformed body.

Everyone rushed and run away but anyone who moved fell to the ground lifeless. "What is he doing?" Connor stopped and asked Greg. "Casting a spell, I guess," Greg watched the scene, still feeling terrible. "Why does it have to be this way?" He looked around seeing lifeless bodies soaked in their blood. Some lost parts of their bodies like hands, feet, and even heads. He feels guilty about it. A strong thunderbolt flashed in the Ehtrehto Edis skies and the clouds went dark. The lightning comes down into the Azwoo land and struck every man on the ground.

“C–Calamity Tribulation…! That’s not possible. How—how can it appear at the mortal stage?!” Even among the Gods of War, none had escaped the fury of tribulations. Each of them had once stood beneath a merciless sky, their bodies torn apart and reforged through thunder and flame. But their trials had come after they had ascended—only upon stepping into the Master Level, when their mortal shells could already withstand a fragment of heaven’s will.

“Why would they not recognize me? They are my family.” “You were never a part of their family, at least that is what they remember.” Charon sighed when she just stared at him, “You see, when a god or goddess becomes discovered he or she joins the divine realms and leaves his or her mortal life. Thus, anyone who knew of his or her existence as a mortal must have their memory wiped out. Goddess Lenthe personally saw to it that everyone who knew the madam will have their memory of you removed.” “What??” Angelique was out of words. “How dare you?”

So, currently any wolf born on a particular month doesn't receive the moon's blessings but the genes of their parents. 'That was so petty.' her mind giggled. She sat down carefully looking around her as glaring eyes were on her and she gave Larry a quick glance. 'How's that for a book-weeb.' she said inwardly. "That was perfect, Atarah. I say this every time, if everyone here was as studious her, we would have moved on to the next phase ages ago." Boris said tiredly. As the only human in this society, it was pretty obvious that the only thing you could do with all your time was study, while others tried to manifest their inner beast or wait patiently for their awakening or practice drills or

*Then all kinds of elements appeared at taso floating beside him for example fire, water, dirt, light, dark and more* These will kill you, asshole! This is for not knowing who I am, remember I'm the god of zeronity tasoshi saya! What! It can't be they said you were dead? Of course not, Now die! ELEMENTAL GOD COMBINE ALL ELEMENTS, HA! *Then a flash of light glows besides taso* ELEMENTAL GOD SLASH PLUS AEROBA RENATAKATA, ELEMENTAL IMPERIAL HEAVENLY GOD SLASH!

Not only did she forget the kindness I'd shown her, but she also gave Jude the green light to dig up my parents' graves and humiliate my only sister. That was when I received an encrypted satellite call. It was from the General, Gunthar Vale.