Goddess Gift Novels & Stories

He said. Still, she almost looks like she is going to fly out of the room through the ceiling. After a couple of minutes, that feels like an eternity, she is slowly lowered to the ground. I see her swaying a little bit and her eyes focus on me. She has the widest smile I have ever seen and she looks completely breathtaking. I go up to her and wrap my arms around her. But she gently breaks the hug and tells me to quietly give her a second. She turns to the warriors. “Everyone, the Moon Goddess is bestowing everyone here a gift. Please shift.”

We all heard Maranda clarify the answer. “To be honest, the moon goddess gave us these gifts, which makes perfect scenes for having her take control over her gifted children again if she sees it’s necessary. Now, let’s go. I’m dying to see how my Goldilocks can fight and use her silver powers!” She clapped her hands and then opened the door when Dad closed the door of the room to stay.

She lifted one luminous hand and, without quite touching Luna’s chest, held her palm inches above that familiar spot behind the sternum. Heat flared there in response. Not the dull ache of overexertion. Not the burning shame of the Circle. Something… clean. Something like a coal catching a new draft. “You feel it,” the Goddess said. It wasn’t a question. Luna nodded, unable to speak. “This,” the Goddess went on, her voice low and certain, “is not Moonshadow’s gift to withhold. Not Orion’s to reject. This is older. This is mine. This is *yours.*”

He believed he had no other option than to stay by her side. "You think Life did it on purpose?" Thea nodded. "I don't know if it was on purpose. I don't know how it works," the goddess said, looking off into the vastness of space. "How did you give me a Life gift if you don't have control over it?" Thea said. "Or even understand it?" "I entreated Life. Yes, we gods can pray to a higher power too. I made a case, and Life answered. It made a connection to you and merged with you as I blessed you."

That she would never get because I stopped apologizing a long time ago. I was fuming, and her drama was adding to my wrath. I had used the gift from the bloody goddess for her— a gift I swore never to use. This was what the goddess wanted, and she was manipulating me with this woman. I could not take my anger out on the goddess, so I guess her pawn would receive my wrath.

Ever since she had met me during my coronation I felt attached to her, that was our first and last encounter till now but nothing had changed. I still felt at ease as I spoke with her, I wanted her to understand my reasons for doing this, I wanted her to see my true intentions and my pains as well. "It's just a little gift I got from the moon goddess, just like you were blessed with strength and lots of other things as an alpha, we were also blessed with incredible gifts. Do you think we would meddle with extreme affairs if we were just the same as you all were? I won't be risking death anytime.

Kali is going to change the lives of wolves as we know it. She heard my prayer. She has answered my prayer. 'Thank you goddess, you have given me the greatest blessing and gave our packs the brightest future possible.' "So you're saying Goddess has gifted her with sight?" As Doc went to open his mouth Kali intervenes, "She gave me three gifts. I thought it was a dream. It still feels like one. It was so beautiful and unworldly. Something you'd see in the movies. I don't remember it all, I rember the gifts. She said the gift of sight, the power to heal and the power to love with more heart than anyone before me. She said there's hardships ahead...." She pauses for a second trying to remember

She needed that connection all the time; it was her comfort, touching my skin. The moon rose, and the drums started to play. Everyone was silent. Slowly, they walked to place their gifts to the Goddess on the wooden altar they had made. I made a necklace for my Goddess, Emily. I went behind her and put it around her neck. A moonstone, with leather. She turned to me, surprised. For my mate, because she’s a goddess, I said, locking eyes with her. Hers glowed bright, looking at me. Nolan, her arms went around my neck, this is…

"If they can send a feeling of violation... can I send one of unity? Of strength?" Nolan's eyebrows rose, a spark of intrigued light in his ancient eyes. "Theoretically... yes. The Goddess's gift is one of connection. To feel the pack's heart is also to speak to it. To reinforce it. But to do so consciously, as a shield... it would require immense focus. And a catalyst." My eyes fell on the moonstone dagger. The crack in its hilt still pulsed with a soft, steady silver light, having rejected the crimson flare of the intrusion.

I smiled at him. Being so short, I had to get on a table for everyone to see me. I mind-linked the pack and Kimi at the same time. "Before we eat and say prayer to the Goddess, it is time to give gifts. We do this because the Goddess gave us the gift of life, mates, and the ability to be our wolves. So give your gifts, and we will pray and eat in a little bit." I approached Cade, who was smiling and looking down at me. He really did tower over me.