Greek Gods Family Tree Novels & Stories

“That’s not possible. It would kill you. All three of you.” “Eh… The Moon Goddess and The Goddess of Witchcraft are besties. They figured out a way to do it the last time Kas and I were here.” I shrug and count off on my fingers. “Not to mention, Kas has an in with Psyche, Eros, Hades, Persephone, Melinoë, Pan, and Circe, who have their own side thing going on, apparently. Not to mention Hephaestus, Hedone, and the rest of the Erotes. Aphrodite, on the other hand, she can fuck off.”

Although Echo looked more like Hector and Hera looked more like Gaia. Just like Eros’ soft features. They were almost carbon copies. If she was asked to tell the difference between all, she wouldn’t be able to. Dalia turned to the right when she heard a bark of a laugh and soft whisperings. It was his other two siblings. The elderly ones. Ajax and Athena? Gosh! They all looked alike! Dalia made a mental note to check out Eros’ family tree. It was in the daily fashion magazine for all to see.

Mom took a deep breath, her gaze turning distant, as if the memories were playing out before her eyes. The Story of the Priestesses “When the world was young and men had just begun ruling over the land, the Moon Goddess, Selene, and Zeus fell in love. Together, they had eight children: Narcissus, Pandia, Ersa, Horae, Musaeus, Eiar, Theros, Phthinoporon, and Kheimon—the Goddess of Winter.

“Yes. Paragon, my brother Elysium, and I are all literate. My uncle Apollo taught us about a thousand years ago. We learned to read Greek, Olde English, and Sanskrit. Mostly poetic shit since Uncle Apollo is the God of Poetry.” “He says about a thousand years ago? Paragon, Elysium… that’s his brother, and him.” I talk while he is explaining himself. I pause when I realize what he just said. “Apollo? Something about being related? Slow down, Z. Greek, English, and Sanskrit? Bro, you’re related to Apollo? Sick.” “Like I said.” Paragon huffs at Lucas. “Alexiares and Anicetus are sons of Hercules. They are demigods. Zion and Elysium are their wolves. Zeus is their grandfather; ergo Apollo is the

"Oh, those are Potamoi, the river gods. They are also the sons of Oceanus and Tethys. Potamoi and Oceanides are many more in number than us Nereids because there are many more lakes, rivers, and fountains." They danced some more, ate dinner, and hung around together for the entire evening. I had given up on Damen by this point. He was an unfaithful jerk, giving into her besotted infatuation. "Can we meet god Nereus? He has the power of prophecy right? And can shapeshift?" "Yes, he's very powerful. Gaia, who is the god of Earth, and Pontus are his parents." "I would like to meet him if he doesn't mind."

It's rare to have the power of 2 gods like Atia, let alone three. I myself am the son of a father who was a descendant of Zeus and a mother who was the descendant of Hera, but I only have the power of Zeus. My sister Giuna has both the power of Zeus and Hera, but my sister Riara only has the power of Zeus as well. Genetics are weird like that. Either way, it is pretty much unheard of to have a child with the power of 3 different gods, yet we are going to have 2. Soon enough, shock gives way to excitement as I think about my future son and two daughters the the children of gods, who give birth much faster than humans, and Atia is the daughter of Hades, so in three months I'm going to be a fat

Carmine falls back into a chair with his mouth open staring at her. “I knew it. Zeus, I knew it.” Idris points at Deshal then looks at Beauden. “If I’m not mistaken Zeus was married to Hera. Hera was the Goddess of Marriage, Women, and Family, and the protector of Women during childbirth. She was also Zeus' sister. Damn, you all have something in common. Zeus married his sister, and you mated with your sister.” “Stepsister.” Wisdom and Beaden say in unison. Wisdom rolls her eyes at Idris, “Deshal get your mate.”

He asked. "Very special", Khione said, setting her cup down and leaning back, crossing her right leg over the left as she got ready to explain. "You may or may not be aware, but our family is divine in origin. Our maternal grandparents are the Goddess of Darkness, Nocturna and the God of War, Varkyn. On our paternal side, our grandparents are the moon Goddess, Selene and The God of the Hunt, Lykaion" Carter was slightly taken aback. Was he seriously sitting, drinking coffee with the granddaughter of some of the most well-known divine beings in the five realms?

It is a rare sight that is sometimes mistaken as Agartha, the mythical place featured in the Hollow Earth theory, or something even more absurd. Dionysus finds it tiresome to ride the elevator up to it's highest floor, so he flies in his carriage driven by pegasi, mistaken for a helicopter in the mere human's eyes, and lands on the helipad. His father was never the best in the lot. With Dionysus competing with various sons and daughters, specially his infamous, powerful siblings namely: Athena, Apollo, Ares, Artemis and Hephaestus, there was never enough recognition and praise for him. His only consolation is that Hephaestus has been his genuine friend and brother throughout his life that co

Demeter shall present her to the King of Heaven - her father. Zeus, the youngest son of the Titan Cronos and Rhea, was her sire. He was the King of Gods. The other gods in the Pantheon were also his children. Together, the twelve chief gods, including Demeter, had reigned for some three thousand years now. The young goddess had never seen the Sky Lord in person, let alone the rest. She had heard tales of the king through the gossiping birds. Zeus would come down to earth in pursuit of wood nymphs. Hera couldn't provide him with pleasure, or that she simply loathed his ego too much to even care. Once or twice, Persephone even chanced upon a nymph who had just narrowly escaped his lust in her