Helios Myths Novels & Stories

Everyone seemed to have improved their relationships, except for us. "My name is Helios. Son of Heracles, the strongest of all mortals, and Athena, the Goddess of battle and strategies," Helios' mysterious greatness was finally unveiled. "All I know about my newly discovered skill is that I am able to absorb the magical powers of my sword and my guardian. The rest remains unknown to me." They both returned to their original positions. Helios flashed a smile in my direction, and I couldn't help but smile back at him. I never thought he would still be the same, even after not seeing each other for a long time.

I look back down as I lick my teeth with another growl as I get off the bitch and point at her. “You’re dead.” I snarl at her. “Nina, what did you do?” Asteria still has hold of me as she turns to face the siren. “Nothing, she attacked me.” she whimpers and I laugh and so does my dad. “Do you have any idea who she or he is?” Asteria points to me and my dad and the siren shakes her head. “She is Gaia, the Goddess of Hell and Harbinger of Death. He is Fenrir, her father. So I will ask you again. What. Did. You. Do?”

“Orion—” “I am Helios, Nana. Not Orion.” Nana Milky doesn’t know how to control him at the moment, but she needs to calm him down. “Icarus Helios is already dead. And you have nothing to do with it. It wasn’t your fault. Orion…” Nana paused when Helios raised his hand. “I don’t want to hear anything that related to that name, Nana. I am the only Helios now.” Nana shook her head and looked around. “Yes, you are. You and your twin have the name Helios. But you’re not the person whom Zoe met two years—”

CHLOE I was sitting in the living room of my house, looking at the book Remus gave me. I wasn't sure I wanted to read it, but I needed answers. So I gathered all my courage and started reading. Thousands of years ago, the great Titan, Hyperion, married his sister, Theia. She gave birth to Helios, the Sun God, Eos, the Dawn Goddess, and Selene, the Moon Goddess. Selene was a beautiful deity, with silvery blonde hair that cascaded down to her feet, skin so white it seemed almost translucent, and eyes that shone like gold.

Alex asked her. “Helios, the God of the sun and personification of the Sun. The powers of sun Gods vary from culture to culture, but they typically include light manipulation, heat generation, and the ability to control the seasons. Sun Gods are often seen as the source of all life and light, and their powers are sought after by many magicians and spellcasters. Sun Gods are also often associated with wisdom, knowledge, and prophecy. They are often seen as the ultimate arbiters of justice and truth. Sun Gods can be a powerful force for good in the world, but they can also be dangerous if crossed. And Ares, God of war, violence, and bloodshed. He is often depicted as a wild and barbaric warrio

She needs to be distracted and this person is meant to become a huge distraction and annoyance in her life and she knows that. (Yes?) “Hey, Hee Sun. Can you meet me outside?” … “He took the bait, what are we waiting for?” Ares asks, Helios just stares at him and replies, “I need to confirm something before I let you have your fun, Ares.” he says, “and I need your wife to do something for me.” “What is it?” “Make me an army of loyal soldiers.” Helios says with a sly smirk on his face. “My wife, Mila, is the goddess of diseases and healing, how can she be of help in this war?” Ares asks with a confused expression in his face.

Audible groans spread across the room as he cleared his throat. “I am the guide of the chariot of gold, child of Hyperion and Thea, the one to bless the day with the sun until night is to come, Brother to Eos and twin to Selene, whom you should be well acquainted with, Lunar Guardian. I am Helios.” He bowed with a flourish. His eyes then met Stacie’s and he was transfixed. Lust filled them and Stacie blushed, trying to look away. She didn’t understand, I knew. She wasn’t 18 yet. Helios seemed disappointed, but tried to keep it to himself. Everyone but my family that raised me, noticed. “Helios, welcome to our humble home. Tonight seems to be one of great blessings.” Alaric cut through the si

That's when he had an idea. "Helios, can you come and see me please?" He mindlinked the god of the sun. He was among the few who could travel between their realm and Earth. "On my way," Eros smiled as he sat back in his chair. He knew Helios would jump at the chance to help. He was often underrated because he was the god of the sun, and people assumed that meant he didn't have much to do. Helios appeared in his office, smiling. The power of magic meant the gods and goddesses could teleport just about anywhere they wanted. As you would expect, the god of the sun has a golden tan with pale blonde hair and amber eyes.

There was definitely a lot of information I already knew, general topics and ideology, but I could see there were some new things too. “...Selene has a brother?” I asked surprised, reading a page relating to a family tree. “Helios, her twin,” Elder Luke replied. “God of the Sun. The two are referred to as Gods of nature, deities considered separate from the typical belief system. They’re immortalised beyond the normal standard because of their status being the Sun and Moon.” Strange we weren’t taught about him given that it would surely have some sort of impact on Selene. And it made me wonder about other things too. Like… did he have children as well? Creatures he’d birthed like Selene had

Whereas Selene is the goddess of the moon, Helios is the god of the sun. So, this child of ours would have the ability to untie or divide the wolf race. But is it even our child? I’m sure she mentioned something about Helios taking Selene’s child. If there was a way to reunite mother and child, I’m sure the gods would not need ours.