Goddess Awakened Novels & Stories

He said handing them to me. I collected them and looked up to Adrien. He gave me a reassuring nod and I opened one of the scrolls. The cursive letters of the title caught my eyes first. The Goddess Vessel: Awakening of the Veiled Flame "When the moon weeps in silver tears, Where silence echoes through the years, And five fangs causes her pain, A child shall rise, with fire in her veins, Her soul alight, with shadowed blade, She shall walk paths where many fear,

His hands left my breasts long enough to push the coat fully off my shoulders, letting it pool at my feet. I stood completely naked before him, and for a moment I felt self-conscious. I had been a slave, my body wasn't pampered or perfect, but the look in his eyes burned away any doubt. "Goddess," He whispered reverently, his eyes roaming over my exposed form with undisguised hunger. "You're breathtaking." Cool air kissed my heated skin, making my nipples tighten even further. I stood bare before him, and the weight of his gaze felt like a physical caress.

"Congratulations, you have reached a scenario where you need an upgrade to pass" "You have gathered enough point and increased your mind reading capabilities to level five, do you want to use those points to awaken a new mind power, or increase your mind reading capabilities to level six" Kaikuh became in shock as she thought, "Mind Powers, so does it mean that my ability isn't only to read minds?" "Right now, reading the beast mind isn't going to be helpful, so I'd pick, awaken a new mind power" Kaikuh thought as her system replied.

Elysia exhaled slowly, placing her hands on her hips as she looked around the wrecked arena — cracked tiles, shattered formations, and divine scorch marks that even the best architects would struggle to erase. “Wonderful,” she muttered dryly. “More work for me. Again.” She turned toward the stands, where the crowd had long since been evacuated. Only a few remained — Pavan, Crystal, and Sophia. Pavan’s jaw was still hanging open. “Did I just see the God of War abduct my friend? Like, actually abduct him?” Crystal exhaled slowly, her gaze following the fading trail of lightning in the sky. “If you call being taken by the Goddess of War a kidnapping, then yes… she did.”

The goddess went to the Storm and she asked for help, the Storm would not rise against the beloved, she went to the dust and he also turned her down, many gods she consulted refused to hurt the daughter of man, she was tired, and all she could do now was either to go back to sleep, or entered into her almost lifeless body of Morolake, this process was called godmage, she will use the leftover of her daughter anger and pain against the earth, but there was a problem, if the earth conquer Atinuke this time, it shall not only be the end of Morolake, even the goddess will be destroyed too, so if the Union must be done, this possession must be achieved before the first, cock crow, she instantly e

It was no wonder why she knew medicine, why she was so good at it, and why he could always see the character of a member of the Lang family from the capital city in her. It could only be explained with one possibility. This Sienna was THAT Sienna. The current abandoned daughter in Isonbert was actually the famous Goddess of War in the capital city! The divine acupuncture master, Cecily; the King of Mercenaries, Lone Shadow; and the Goddess of War, Sienna. It was all one person. It was her! Harry stroked Sienna’s brows lightly with his clean and slender fingers, seeming as if he was talking to himself as he questioned her, “Are you the person that I’ve been looking for?”

But for Andra, knowing that every monsters in their worst nightmares exist in reality is freaking her out. "Wait, what are these?" Ethan asked out nowhere. "Here, look." Barry looked the page he showed him. "Oh, those are the furies. Nasty creatures that comes after those who got away from justice. Contrary to public knowledge, furies needs to be summoned. They can't just hunt down human and kill them. Thousands of years ago, Olympian gods and goddesses used furies as their messenger of justice. Once a human was deemed guilty in the eyes if the gods and goddesses, furies can kill that Hunan freely. Until their connection to the gods became stronger that they no longer need the gods to kill h

I thought witches had gods, or some other belief, something like a moon goddess, given Leyanne seems to have at least three pendants on with moon stones and symbols of phases of the moon. “I mean the higher power. You call them fates; some call them gods… I call them guides. Voices in the wind, nudges in your gut, itching palms and footsteps that lead you other ways. They send me where I need to go and sometimes it pays off. I’m in the right place at the right time and it all comes together. Like now.” She looks at me for a long second, a smirk nudging her mouth as though she’s gazing with meaning and I break eye contact, feeling uncomfy.

They were a blinding, cosmic gold, swirling with the creation and destruction of galaxies. The ambient spiritual pressure in the room exploded. The jade slabs shattered. The remaining medical drones short-circuited and dropped from the ceiling. Even Valerius was forced to his knees by the sheer, suffocating weight of her awakened aura. Caleb pulled back slightly, his chest heaving, his lips still tingling from the divine fire. He looked down at the woman in his arms. She was no longer just the accidental mate he had found in a cage. She was a goddess waking from a three-thousand-year slumber.

Now it worked perfectly for my plan. My seat was stained with fresh red marks. It seemed they hadn't forgotten me in my absence. I bent down to pick up my scattered books. My foot nudged Tyler's chair. He woke up from the stir and frowned at me. "Sorry, did I disturb you?" I apologized. He looked up and met my gaze. I smiled sweetly and tucked my hair behind my ear. In the past few days, Melissa had nurtured me well with the best of everything. I used to be insecure, dark-skinned, and thin. Now my appearance had changed. The contrast was enough to stun him.