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Nysera: The Goddess of Secrets Volume I – The Forgotten Goddess Chapter 1: The Child Without a Name (Part II) ​The sanctuary doors closed behind Kaelor with a dull thud that echoed through the empty corridor. He did not stop walking. It wasn’t because he lacked the courage to return, but because he feared that if he hesitated for even a single heartbeat, he would turn back. Beneath the heavy folds of his cloak, the infant stirred, letting out a quiet, thin cry that pierced the heavy silence of the heavenly halls. Kaelor glanced down, his chest tightening as tiny, luminous violet eyes met his own.

Alice didn't quite understand, but she actually heard Ruin say that. "You don't know? You are the child of the sun god who I killed when you were still in the womb of a water goddess in Nirvana, and unfortunately, I also killed your mother, right after you were born," said Ruin. Alice was teary-eyed, her two shining eyes staring at Ruin with hatred. But she had to try to cover up that anger because Ruin's goal did make Alice shake.

The air—or whatever passed for air here—buzzed with impossible energy, vibrating in rhythm with the artefact’s pulsing shards. “You shouldn’t be here,” the god’s voice thundered, resonating in every corner of Riven’s mind. “Mortal, boy, and wretch… You trespass in a domain older than your world. You seek to bend what cannot be bent.” Riven squared his shoulders. “I don’t seek to bend anything. I seek to stop the destruction you’re about to unleash.” The god’s laughter was a rolling, low rumble, shaking the very void. “Stop? Mortal… You do not understand. You cannot stop what is. You can only endure or be unmade.”

And then, just as Kane closes the door to Milner’s cell behind him, I hear the voice I heard when my mate brought me into her light, the voice that spoke to me when The Pope had me and I thought all hope was lost. The Goddess speaks to me. “It will happen. There is no going back. Not for you and not for them. They set you upon this path and brought about their own ruin. The Ultima is born. This is how it will end.”

The wind swept across the plains, stirring the dust between them. Riven took one slow step forward. “If you truly are the Alpha the world fears…” His voice lowered, sharp and deliberate. “…then stop fighting like a soldier.” His gray gaze burned with challenge. “Fight like the god you claim to be.” Another pause. Then his lips curved again with quiet cruelty. “Or perhaps the truth is far simpler.” He tilted his head slightly. “The Alpha God of War is nothing more than a title you hide behind.” His voice dropped to a near whisper carried by the wind.

“All fucking mine. No one else gets to touch you. No one else gets to look at you. No one else gets to breathe the same air as you.” A low, unhinged laugh escaped him, vibrating against my neck as he repeated the word like a twisted prayer. “Mine… mine… mine…” The sound sent ice sliding down my spine. My legs shook. I couldn’t breathe. This wasn’t the man who had made me breakfast this morning. This was something else. Something that had been hiding behind those calm gray eyes all along. All I could do was sob quietly, shoulders shaking, tears burning down my cheeks. I didn’t even know who I was crying for anymore, Carter, myself, or the version of Rian I thought I could control.

My mother clutched her pearls and sighed, “It’s for the greater good.” Kael laughed as he twisted the blade one final time. “The Blackthorn empire doesn’t need weak blood.” The last thing I felt was the Moon Goddess’s whisper in the darkness: “Second chance, daughter. Rise and ruin them.” I gasped back to the present, tears streaming down my face, claws digging into the wooden floor. My stronger wolf howled inside me , not in pain this time, but in pure, unbridled fury. The seductive aura exploded outward, filling the entire apartment with thick, fertile scent. My heavy breasts heaved with each breath, nipples tight and aching. Slick ran down my thighs as grief transmuted into raw, vengeful

THE RUIN IN RED Arrival at Flameruin The valley lay in ruin, blackened by centuries of fire and forgotten gods. Hills rimmed the basin like the jagged teeth of some long-dead creature, and the air hung heavy with soot and old magic. The wind didn’t howl here—it whispered. Distant, haunted. Ceres rode at the front of the company, flanked by Xavier, Maera, and a handful of trusted guards. As they entered the charred remains of what was once a stronghold, the silence pressed down like a weight.

They spread chaos to cultivate the people to strive for development and progression, to prevent the world from falling into stagnation. There are many books and myths about the gods and their origin but it only accounts nine gods. the last one named chaos was never mentioned and before long, he was forgotten in the ruins. The last god’s name was Damien. I closed the book and sighed before rubbing my eyes, reading in the car make me nauseas. I looked around the window. I know this road. The familiar trees were coming into the sight. So much have happened since I have come here. I saw the trails of blood spilling on the ground as we take the main road to our destination. Asher looked at me thr