Goddess Philippine Mythology Novels & Stories

Hindi ko alam. "Yes, we do have that here and dini-discuss din ito sa lessons sa school. Haven't you heard about it? Philippine Mythology." Ang talas mag-english nitong kausap ko ha. "The Philippine Mythology is divided into three kinds: The Deities in Luzon, The Deities in Visayas, and The Deities in Mindanao. But anyways, gusto mo bang marinig ang story nilang dalawa?" "Sige, ano ba 'yon?"

Her body shuddered as pleasure rippled through her, her hips moving instinctively to meet the rhythm of his hand. “It—oh God—it feels incredible,” aniyang nagpakawala ng naliligayahang ungol pagkatapos ay sinundan iyon ng mahabang pagsinghap. Her fingers gripping his shoulders tightly, her nails digging into his skin as she clung to him. Her body was on fire, every nerve alight with sensation, every inch of her skin tingling with the need for more. She felt as though she were teetering on the edge of a precipice, balancing on the thin line between pleasure and oblivion.

"Niro, halika ka na at naghihintay ang mga bata." Nilingon ni Tatay Niro ang babae. "Oo nandyan na." Napalayo si Tatay at sinundan ng tingin ang babae saka muli akong sinulyapan. "Nanay Nena ang tawag ng marami sa maybahay ko." "Anong ginagawa ni Godo rito?" tanong ng babae na kunot pa rin ang noo.

“Also, according to my research, this beautiful slash princess slash suspect, is a well-known and top paying model in the Philippines.” “Model?” – “So this woman is famous?” Sabay na sabi ni Luis at Anna. “Yes and yes, anyway, as I dig in further to my research she’s been staying in the Philippines with her mother since she was seven.” Dagdag pa ni Phil. “So the king Shalef lied about the first born princess and her mother? Why?” Tila naguguluhang sabi ni Anna. “That’s what we are going to find out.” Sagot naman ni Luis saka muli pang pinasadahan ng tingin ang litrato ng babae.

Namaywang ako. "Hey, Hades should be the one beside her, not you, fool." I whispered. I love my Uncle Zeus pero kapag sa mythology, gusto ko ring sabihin na it's Hera and Hades till eternity. "What am I going to do now?" I want Eos. But I can't. Ang alam ko dahil hindi kami natuloy ay pauwi na siya ngayon ng Pilipinas. He's probably in his plane now, flying back to the Philippines. Next week pagbalik ko ay uuwi naman siya ng Dubai. Hindi na yata talaga kami magkikita.

"Wait, okay lang sa'yo na Athena ang itatawag ko sa'yo?" "Yes, Ma'am." "Great! oh my goodness! I just love that name. I remember Athena from Greek Gods and Goddesses. She's the goddess of wisdom." Napaawang ang labi ni Raine. "Mahilig din kayo sa Greek Gods?" Ngumisi si Ms. Emilio. "You don't wanna know." Biglang bumukas ang pinto at iniluwa niyon ang dalawang server na may dalang tray. Nilapag ng mga ito ang order sa mesa.

Gusto niyang sabihin na hindi kasi siya ganoon kaganda at kaputi. Faith Avila is a picture of a true Filipina; kayumanggi at simple. She's not a type of beauty queen, but she has her own looks na pinilahan din naman ng mga manliligaw. Napunta nga lang siya sa manlolokong si Kiel.

Habang nakatanaw sa medyo malaking lupain ko na puno ng bermuda grass ang lupa, at may isang matayog pa na puno ng acacia sa isang sulok ng bakuran, habang ramdam ang simoy ng hangin na paniguradong galing sa malapit na dalampasigan, sinubukan kong magsimula ng pwedeng mapag-usapan. "In Philippine Mythology, Sidapa was a tall and handsome god of death who wore a crown of golden horns. He fell in love with the moon god, Bulan, who descended from his heavenly abode, guided by the starlight fashioned into fireflies that Sidapa sent to him," I chanted out loud a part of an article that I read just this morning, after we ate breakfast. Napansin ko ang pagtigil niya sa pagkain, kaya napalingon ako

Baliw nga ako. “Okay, class, alam niyo na ang mga ng pangalan god at goddesses, salamat kay Ms. Wrent." Excuse me, hindi niyo po ako pinatapos, paano nila nalaman lahat? "Now, you know that goddesses are siblings but did you know that in their time you can marry your own sister, like Zeus and Hera." Pagkarinig ko noong sinabi ni ma’am ay bigla akong naging interesadong makinig sa kinukwento niya.

Gaya ng babae, nagliliwanag rin ang kwintas na hawak niya. "My name is Aqua, the Goddess of water. Please, treasure her until you succeed. Pag-utusan mo siya nang nararapat, tratuhin ng maayos at ituring mong kadugtong ng iyong buhay. When that day comes, they will help you and repay all the kindness you gave to them. Trust me, her child. "