God Whispered Your Name Novels & Stories

--- Someone was following her. Not to strike. To see. To remember her. The last time I heard that voice bleed from the ground, a temple collapsed— and a god fled its own altar. --- She stopped. Not from fear. From knowing. Her head turned just enough for her eyes to find mine. “You never told me your name.” “Dorian.” A faint tilt of her head. “I know that one.” Her voice dropped—low, deliberate, meant for me alone. “I mean your divine name… the one Nyxara won’t tell me.”

“I never got your name.” He slowly turned back to the balcony. “Hades.” I couldn’t control the eyebrow that rose up my face. “That’s your name?” “Yes. Not as beautiful as Sofia, but it will do.” “Isn’t that the god of the underworld?” “Yes, to those who believe in Greek mythology. Are you one of those people?” “No. But it’s still an interesting name.”

Finally. Named.

I called trying to get back to her but it was to no avail. It wasn't long before I saw fire, brimstones and hail storm raining down upon us. Lightening suddenly struck in the form of a forked tail. It was then I realised the message Khloe was trying to pass, "A God is coming!" I whispered as my eyes were set on the skies in awe. Light fades. Song Of Choice : Bellyache By Billy Ellish Word Count : 2.18k Ask Your Question :

Leaving the small girl vulnerable and weak. Smiling down at her, the lord of hell slowly moved a strand of loose hair away from her face, sweat forming across her forehead as she panted; her heart racing. After a moment of silence, he spoke slowly; his tone low and rough. “You have disappointed me with your disobedience.”

The lady said. "No. Sorry miss that's my name. Alexander The God of absolute dark power." I said thanking the Gods that created me that Zavier was one of my closest friends. "Oh you are a God. We haven't had many Gods coming through. I wish you well." The lady said as she started to conjure up everything that was needed.

"I am happy for you, my son. You have made a huge step of faith that many youths fear making. I shall pray for you. Come over here and kneel down." Okayo moved closer to Pastor Ken and knelt down in front of him. Pastor Ken placed his right palm onto Okayo's head and prayed. "Almighty God, the creator of the heavens and the earth, one of your lost sheep has decided to return home. I ask you, my God, to forgive him all the sins he has done ever since he was born. Wash him by the blood of your beloved son Jesus Christ who died on the cross as a ransom to the world. Write his name henceforth in the book of life, for in the name of Jesus Christ I pray and believe... ."

This was different. Her voice was calm, patient, and sure. “My name is Trinity. I have been sent by the Moon Goddess.” I laughed. It was bitter, sharp, and wild. “Moon Goddess?” I scoffed, coughing up blood as I spoke. “If there was a god, I’d be dead by now. She would’ve granted me that mercy.” “She has been with you this entire time,” Trinity replied, her golden eyes unblinking. “She has wept at your suffering, and though you cannot see it, she has guided you to this moment.”

“I’m in your depth, and I pay my respect, God Ophiuchus.” Satisfied, and where HE expects it from the shard soul of Ai, and within the world and book that lies within the very center and the prison of the seven-original sin from the primordial times. HE accepts, then introduces HIMSELF. “Zero. In this void, world and time. I am named Zero. Given by my princess and the one I swear to protect.” “What favor could this be for letting me into your presence, God?”

Now that the goddess was gone, I could see that he was standing right beside the door and in the same place that I remembered him before she’d shown up. “You won’t believe it,” I gushed as I arrived at his side. “I just had a conversation with the goddess. In person. She even asked me to call her by name.” “Was it helpful?” he asked. “Very… I think.” Theo chuckled. “I’m not entirely sure what that means.”