Goddess Lexie Novels & Stories

The math—the terrifying, catastrophic math of orbital mechanics—instantly snapped into place in my mind. "The Moon," I whispered. "Yes," Elias said, closing his eyes. "The Moon pulls the ocean. But you locked the ocean to the bedrock. You built a gravitational anomaly so massive that the sea can no longer move." I stared at my shaking hands. I hadn't just pinned the Abyssal Tide. I had severed the gravitational relationship between the planet and its satellite. I had cut the string. "The wolves do not pull our power from the magma, Jace," Elias continued, his voice trembling. "We are born of the silver light. We are tethered to the Moon Goddess. And for the last three days, she has been comp

He was praising Lex with another phrase that I might understand. That Lex wasn't only the most beautiful woman in Eastonville, but the whole world acknowledged it. Lex is the toughest woman when it comes to her agility on the battlefield. Lex is the embodiment of the Moon Goddess, and if anyone says that, then the discussion is over. No one can argue with that. "So what do you want?" I asked again. "It's not what I want, you should ask what I have to offer as a solution." I laughed mockingly. A solution, he said? That was just a cunning tactic of theirs, and I would never trust him again.

"You have to have faith that your friend will pull through, because that's the only thing you have." Have faith, Lexie mused. All her life, she had been skeptical of religion. It had begun as a little girl, when the bullying had started, and she'd been made to realize that werewolves weren't equal. She'd cursed the moon goddess for making her an omega, for dooming her to endure a miserable and pathetic existence. She'd eventually realized that life was what it was, and being dished out a bad hand by fate didn't mean she couldn't make something of herself.

I genuinely hoped she had a good explanation for making this move because I knew that if she didn’t have one, it would break Haylee and Aradia, who had come to accept her into their small family. Even Sophia and Asher would be devastated. But despite my hope, Lexie chuckled with a blank face and retorted, “Stay out of my way, Allison, or I won’t hesitate to add your body to the pile I already have on the floor. I have trained with warriors while you learned to be the proper Queen with zero fighting skills. Just remember that before you decide to be against me.” Without saying another word, Lexie began to storm into the prison, knocking out any warrior who tried to stop her. Allison went afte

To prevent her from causing a commotion that might affect Adrian’s emergence from the cocoon, Soulnascent boasted, "I, the Tree Ancestor, have already completed all the necessary tasks! All we have to do now is wait." Lexie nodded upon hearing this, slowly floating into the air and sitting cross-legged. Her eyes were slightly closed, and her hands rested on her knees. Though she appeared relaxed, her divine consciousness continuously scanned the surroundings. Unfortunately, the severe obstruction of her divine consciousness forced her to keep her eyes open. If it weren’t for the highly conspicuous dark-golden cocoon in this pure white world, Lexie might not have seen anything at all. Meanwhi

Chloe looked at her parents in turn. They were trying to figure out how to keep Jeff away from the girl named Brizella. "She's a little dangerous. Her mother is the Queen of Werewolfia, while her father is a human hunter," Chloe said. "She could be the goddess you told Chloe about," Jeanna replied. "According to the prophecy, the Goddess cannot be defeated by anyone, including vampires," Alonzo said. "I thought Jeff was just in a relationship with a normal human, but she's from Werewolfia!" Chloe said.

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

She stood behind them, holding her hand on the dagger. Left alone, Deja threw off her cloak, looking at the statue. Slowly she knelt down so that her hooded face was higher than her head. "Goddess," Deya said softly. She fell silent. She had no idea if the alien deity would hear her. Few of the Anmar worshiped the moon goddess. Though she had a temple in Taaldor, almost no one visited it. Deya has never been there, and even more so she never prayed to this goddess. But she was the patroness of werewolves, and they took her seriously.

Luther Lexi sat back and answered every question thrown at her to the best of her ability. If she didn’t know the answer like when an Alpha from Detroit asked what her plans were for battle, she told the truth. “ I don’t have any. I’m relying on my warriors and others better suited for the job to help me come up with a plan. I just know my goal. Which is to defeat Valerose with as few lives lost as possible.” she said. “ Is it true you can talk to the Goddess?” another Alpha asked. “ Yes and no.” Lexi said. Lexi explained that she could only talk to the Goddess in her dreams or meditation.

I will do anything for her. “My name is Allorah and I’m a Goddess. I’m not a human, just my body. My soul and mind belong somewhere else,” Allorah said. I looked at her in shock. A goddess? I chuckled like I was crazy. “A goddess?” I repeat as I massage my temple, “This is absurd.” “I know…” Allorah said with pain in her eyes. I averted my gaze from her. Was she being real?