Novel & Cerita Goddess Bless You From Death

"You are my little goddess! You are the goddess of spell!" In tears, she closed her eyes, and began using her final spell at Krulisa. "I, Catherine Cross, daughter of Hector and Victoria Cross, the goddess of spell, curse you with the spell of death! You will die just like you killed every innocent soul out there. Your own people will betray you. And when a war arises, you will perish once and for all! The moment you lay your hands on the last immortal heart, you will face DEATH!" Krulisa raised her sword again. And finally, pierced it though Catty's chest again.

They’re pretty childish despite their age. Again, condolences. If there is another Goddess Blessed, it means I died and couldn’t do anything about the vampires, or there is another calamity going on. I’m sure you can solve whatever it is. And I hope there’s no more Goddess Blessed that would arrive. We might be referred to as the Goddess’ Messenger, but still, we’re just a bad omen of what is about to happen. That’s why: don’t trust anyone. Not even your fate-mate.

It was such a lovely moment that silently I prayed to the goddess for blessing me. --- The End.

Like Ruby, Bane showed up for me when I needed him most, when I was copping my father’s rage trying to protect my mother and brother. ‘I don’t know, this shouldn’t be happening, she’s the Goddess of Death and one of the Twin of Creation. The supernatural realm hasn’t seen the Twin Goddesses since their great grandmother and her twin,’ Bane paces around us while running his fingers through is black hair, pulling it out of his face.

She noted that the goddess looked tired and her light had dimmed. “This will help you. This will ensure your child can withstand what you need to do. Use my blessing wisely, I only get to give one out every few centuries.” The goddess smiled. “Your light?” Nora whispered. “It takes a part of me each time I do it.” The goddess said letting go of her hand and touching her cheek. “You are so very special Nora. Go save the world.” The goddess whispered and tapped her on the forehead. Nora’s head fell back and she crashed onto her bed. Her head hitting the bed made her jolt up. She was out of breath as if she had been running.

Aurora hugged me from behind, and in that moment, we savored our life together, a precious interlude of peace and love. Time seemed to stand still, and then, almost imperceptibly, a warm feeling enveloped us, accompanied by a soft, glittering light. A voice, serene and omnipresent, resonated in our minds, "The Moon Goddess blesses the Alpha King and the Luna Queen of this millennium." In those final moments, as the dawn heralded the beginning of a new day, the blessing felt like a gentle farewell to a world I had strived to protect, leaving behind a legacy of peace, love, and the promise of a better future.

Speaking directly for the first time since Bestowing the Immortality blessing. "My daughter," the Goddess said. Her voice had a weight and a sorrow that hurt my chest. “You have found the last plan of the old order. To reveal my imperfection. To mass reject and thus invert my blessing into a curse. Now, before you enter this conversation, you should know something.”

"That's not—" "You died when you were just ten years old." I stiffened. The man's voice trembled as he continued, his pain laid bare. "We buried you inside the Gagnac. We thought that was the end. But then… we heard rumors of a new goddess, one who bore your exact face, your exact soul." He exhaled heavily. "You weren't Freya anymore. You were Athena. The lake of Gayank gave you power, brought you back—but at a cost."

She had blessed Cassy with the child, therefore blessing her favored Alpha, Lino. What had occurred was a fluke that needed to be corrected and the Goddess understood the vengeance that had been invoked. She was the mother of all, and she very well understood what losing one child meant. After all, she had felt it when the unborn child of her Favored had died. That which was lost would be recovered. So, the Moon Goddess stretched a hand over Cassy's lifeless body and she spoke one word. "Live." The ground shook, rallying against the power of the One True Goddess, and poured forth into Cassy, filling her with the very essence of life.

She asked, and I narrowed my eyes at her, my breathing slow and heavy as her words sank in. “Because of fate,” she whispered, her voice dropping lower as she leaned back, her lips pulling into a wilder grin. “The end of humans’ fate is death. Death is something no human can escape. Death is salvation. Death is…” She ran her tongue over her fangs in a slow, deliberate motion. “Another gift bestowed by the Goddess to humans. So, pretty Lilith…”