Hecate Persona 5 Novels & Stories

she said. "I shall take care of that later." said Agate, "Right now, I, Agate Althea of the Althea clan of Healers, lay a Geist on you both-- Not a word of this to a soul. No one is to know of that child's true identity. His mother might be a tad too overprotective, but there is a reason behind that. She means to keep him hidden, and now, you two, shall help us do just that."

Alpha Alex fumes, Hera roles her eyes at him totally ignoring his raging posture. "If you can free yourself as you say than why haven't you escaped yet?" I ask curiously, something inside me said that she wasn't lying. "Pfft.. Luna Celeste my security is one of the best among all packs, I don't think you believe her words do you? She can't even breathe if I don't permit it" Alpha Alex puffs out his chest, assured of his security. Hera glares at Alpha Alex, her lips than pull up to an evil smirk. She looks around the room and than stops her gaze at me.

Her smile comforted me. “You must be Luka,” she said as we poured out of the car. “Yes…and you must be the…” “Witch?” She winked. “I like to think of myself as a healer. A channeler and medium, too. But ‘witch’ suits me fine. My name is Hecate. And you, you must be Caleb. It’s an honor to work with you. I’ve heard great things.” Caleb shook her hand. “Thank you for seeing us so quickly.”

"There is still time. I don't want you to be disappointed if you turn out to be omega, beta or any other caste.” "Why would I do that,mom?," lost, Ax asked. "One of our best generals is a beta, also Dad's right hand man. You are an omega, mom!, and you are one of the strongest women I have ever seen," Lena's face softened into a smile at her son's words. Kellar got up and walked over to the training circle, Axe he followed it with his eyes.

"Be his mountain when he sways and needs to feel grounded. Be his friend when he is lonely. When he is at his lowest, be his courage. Leto opened her hands, and the orb vanished from sight. The waves crashed against the rock wall. Hecate and Leto stood in silence for a moment together, but it was a peaceful quiet. The Wolves laid about, softly growling to one another as if in a conversation. "That resolves the Werewolf King." Hecate said, as she frowned. "My apologies." Leto said. "You came here hoping to find an answer about your child." Hecate looked out over the sea again. "I am afraid I know the answer now." She felt the serpent wrap around her legs, hoping to comfort her. "This is a roa

He is sure about some badass Alpha kick his man ass. "Some stupid omega is trying to act all tough on me! I swear to God that if I see him next time, I will rip him apart or sell his ass. Who the hell does he think he is? He is nothing but some random omega." The hurt Alpha, holding his arm, walked into the dimly lit room and kicked something random in the room.

The peace is too hard to deny. “Nora?” A serene feminine voice calls to me. Spinning on my heal, I turn to find a woman standing before me, her complexion reminding me of golden amber. Her eyes are the brightest gold I have ever witnessed, and definitely not human. Her hair was in tight coils of beautiful raven black. “Selene?” Because if this is her, the history books sure as hell got it wrong. A small smile playing on her lips. “Not exactly. I am her sister.” Her voice is an angelic song. “Humans, I think you call me Hecate…although, it’s been a few centuries since I have been on the mortal plane…So I suppose that could have changed now.”

My hair flowed like seawater, my features as delicately sculpted as a porcelain doll, not the fish head that they all expected. Everyone was struck silent. At that moment, I smiled. "Congratulations. You've unsealed the final boss of this scenario, the Sea God. If you defeat me, you can clear this dungeon." Their weapons had been made to defeat the seabirds, and the moment their attacks hit me, they dissolved. "No way, how did Sylvia become the final boss? Did your family keep this from us on purpose?" My parents were shell-shocked. "We have no idea either, she didn't say!"

“I’m Hecate, the Goddess of Witchcraft. In exchange for your true friendship with my beloved Ally, and your huge sacrifice, I can create a short portal so you can see them. They’re together now. Would you like to see them?” I nod enthusiastically. Hecate pulls something out of a bag she has on her hip and waves a hand over it slowly making circles while she chants. And then she hands it to me. It’s a mirror. And then in a second it’s not a mirror anymore. It blurs all green and brown and blue. Then the image clears. It’s Jake. He’s standing inside a circle of our friends and two others I don’t recognize. He’s holding something. Someone, wrapped in white. The white sheet moves and I see it’s

she said curtly before leaving Ren Shibasaki and the recreation room, but not before part of her shoulder-length hair swished away from the left side of her neck, revealing the black butterfly tattoo just above her collarbone – identifying her as a Phantom. “S-She’s one of those Phantom people?” Yuri raised an eyebrow as that was the last thing that she heard before she left the room, knowing quite well that Ren did that on purpose. Her reputation as Hekate, the Phantom XIII of Hati is rather famous or infamous in the underworld, and especially in Hati. For now though, Yuri ignored them. She was summoned by the Elder.