Helios Myths Novels & Stories

I tried to answer her, but when I went to speak no words came out. “I just need you to listen, as I’m sure you know I am the daughter of Hyperion and Theia but what you might not realize is I also have a sister, Helios. Helios created vampires, she wanted to create creatures that would always be hers and have eternal life. When she granted vampires eternal life this angered our father, and he made it so vampires could never enter Helios’s sunlight as a punishment. Helios continued to lash out, especially at me and my creation of werewolves.

I didn’t know if I would get this chance again, but I knew it wouldn’t last forever. I had learned about my father, Helios was the god of the sun extremely powerful and after they had an argument, he stole me from her placing several seals on me to suppress my powers, the fact I was a goddess and to stop her from finding me. I learnt he had cast a spell to send me from this world to be planted in the womb of my mother, making Aurora and me twins. He had already arranged with Richard Anderson about him becoming the ultimate alpha. Lies, of course.

He remembered the night it happened, the night his own family betrayed him. Helios, their father, the sun god, had always shown a bias towards Selene. She was the younger twin, radiant and gentle, embodying the serene beauty of the moon. Solas, though older, was seen as too intense, too wild, too dangerous. Solas’s ability to manipulate the elements through his connection to the moon was both a gift and a curse, making him a figure of awe and fear. It was Helios's fear of Solas's growing power and his bias towards Selene that drove him to drastic measures. Helios's hatred for Solas was born out of fear; the fear that Solas’s power would one day eclipse his own, that the moon would overshadow

Nothing, so far, has made sense, and I was interested to know her perspective. "What do you mean?" I asked. "Everything is making sense... You being cursed, me having to find the Medallion, the Moon Goddess´s revelation that I must save you. Of course, the way the oracle addressed you, but also why the vampire ark opened with a drop of your blood." She paused, "It also makes sense why Helios didn´t want our union to happen," she said, "Helios is the god of the Sun, and he is the Moon Goddess´s brother. Selene loves her creatures, the ones she created and the ones that were born in the darkness of the night while she sheds her light above all." She took another deep breath.

“Okay, let’s all pretend that we know what ether is and get to the good part.” “So they were coupled with the sole purpose of parenting three celestial light deities. Helios, sun. Selene, moon, and Eos, dawn.” “So do you think Poppy could be Helios?” Remy asks. “No, it doesn’t fit.” Ronnie shakes his head. “But this text… this text speaks of a fourth sibling.” The room falls silent again. I look across at Poppy just as the colour drains from her face. Her breathing hitches. “Poppy?” Leo says, turning towards her.

Maria felt her heart pound painfully. “That’s not just power,” Elias said. “It’s pulling something.” Morrow looked frightened for the first time. “He’s opening something,” she said. Helios finally broke free from Orion’s water prison, flames bursting outward. “You fool!” Helios shouted at Vega’s image. “You’ll destroy everything!” Vega’s smile didn’t fade. “Not destroy,” he corrected. “Replace.” The sky above the city began to swirl like a giant black whirlpool. Wind howled.

All pulled straight from ancient legends. “What’s Greek mythology, Uncle Handsome?” Summer asked, plopping down on the floor across from him. They sat cross-legged, facing each other like old friends. Artemis collapsed onto the sofa and started scrolling through her phone. “It’s the stories and gods of ancient Greece,” Apollo explained. “Your Grandpa Hades is named after the God of the Underworld. Your dad—Helios—is the God of the Sun. That’s why I thought you named her Summer.” Ah. That made sense. The Sun God and the hottest season—of course Apollo would connect the two. I’d never known Helios’s name had roots in mythology.

"If we rely on that so-called fate, your uncle will get white hair before he gets married. So no, we will be doing it in our own. Like they say, if you want something to happen, don't wait for the pieces to fall into their places because it would take time. Move them and see what happens after. If it won't do, then try again. If you'd get tired, then that is the time that you would just need to leave the situation to fate. As easy as that." "Same thought as I have. So what is your plan? I'm sure you have. You are the deity between us after all. I can think out of the box, but for sure you have so much under your sleeves." "Of course I have. It's not because I'm a deity, but because I am Heli

*Then the room went soundless, all there are Taso and Elaine' voices speaking* I'll tell you the truth My name is the same, Tasoshi says but my identity you do not know, actually I am a God who was transmigrated here. What? You're a god, then you know everything in the entire universe, right? Yes, what do you want to ask? I'll ask you these, do you know who gave me my holy sword? Yes! And such a simple question It's my little brother The god of affinity Alpha saya. What do you mean your god, why is there another god? Ok then I'll tell you everything, there are 10 universes in the entire multiverse right now we're in the

"Pay no mind to my brother. He delights in this sort of behavior when..." "Brother?" I blurted out, my eyes widening in surprise. Nobody had mentioned anything about the goddess having a brother! Was that why he had claimed I hurt him? Because I didn't recognize him? "Forgive my lack of introduction, my dear," he said, his tone shifting to a more serious one. "I am Helios, the god associated with the radiance of the sun, its brilliance, and life-giving properties. I am an all-seeing, all-knowing deity, and you, my dear, are in need of my assistance."