Hermes Myth Novels & Stories

He stopped to guage their reactions before he continued. "My name is rather not Poseidon. I am Hermes. The god of trade and languages. The god of translators and interpreters. I was arguably, the most clever of the Olympian gods, and served as messenger for all the other gods. I ruled over wealth, good fortune, commerce, fertility, and thievery. ... Because of my speed, he was sometimes considered a god of winds."

Easy to like. Easy to love. And now that I’ve accepted the bond, I can feel it in every part of me. Not just the mate pull—love. The kind that grows when you really see someone. He tells me stories—how he stole Aphrodite’s girdle once, of all things. “It was one of her biggest power objects. Made whoever wore it irresistible,” he says, shaking his head. “Seems reckless, putting that much power into lingerie,” I joke. Hermes snorts. “Right? So I took it. Just to see if I could.”

FACT: Persephone, AKA Kora, was the daughter of Zeus, and was taken by Hades and brought to the underworld. FACT: Persephone was the Goddess of vegetation. TWISTED/BENT FACT: The ‘War of the Gods’ is not a real painting, but the 10-year long battle was. FACT: Pirithous, AKA Perry, and his friend Theseus attempted to kidnap Persephone but Hades trapped them, Hercules saved Theseus but Pirithous “Perry” remained trapped in the underworld. Photo of the krater mentioned can be found online on Wikipedia. FACT: Hermes is depicted with either shoes with wings or staff with wings so he can travel between realms.

Because I’m about to meet a god. Hermes. Greek and Roman mythology has always fascinated me—especially considering my connection to Selene—but Hermes? That’s one god I never wanted to meet in person. The Divine Trickster. He stole Apollo’s sacred cattle as a newborn. Helped design Pandora with a deceitful heart and then let her loose on mankind. He’s not known for playing fair—or playing nice. So yeah, I’m uneasy. When Alex turns to ask if I’m ready, I don’t even correct him for calling me little brother.

Olympus, he was possibly the most colourful of the Olympian Gods. Hermes was the ancient Greek god of trade, wealth, luck, fertility, animal husbandry, sleep, language, thieves, and travel. One of the cleverest and most mischievous of the Olympian gods, he was the client of shepherds, invented the lyre, and was, above all, the herald and messenger of Mt. Olympus so that he got here to symbolise the crossing of boundaries in his position as a information between the two geographical regions of gods and humanity.

"She looks like she is destined for greatness." The goddess wore a long white tunic, but it was woven of gauzy stuff dyed with the colors of the sunset. It was Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty and desire. Persephone could smell her rosy perfume in her lungs and she almost felt enchanted by it. Though her eyes were dazzled by Aphrodite's peerless beauty, she could almost see the look of subtle envy in the goddess' smile. Then she was greeted by Hermes - the messenger of the gods, lord of thieves and travelers, master who could move freely between the worlds of the mortal and divine. He kissed her swiftly on the cheek, causing her face to form a maiden's blush.

Hermes sighed, sounding quite dubious from his tone while he glanced around the surrounding once before he further answered, “You can’t deny either that, in our entire campus, Zeus is infamous but a mysterious man. No matter how many times his fangirls tried to obtain any information about him, strangely, they never succeeded. Not to mention, there are always strange rumors floating about him in the first place—” “W-What strange rumors?” My heart was almost about to jump out of my chest from this harrowing anxiety as I heard his words, but unable to suppress my curiosity, I broke in between his sentence, making him click his tongue, as I knew Hermes really disliked it if anyone interrupted h

All the boys turned to stare at me with surprise on their faces. “You're the moon goddess?” Conan choked. “Hell no! I don't what he's talking about”, I answered hastily. What the hell? “Are you denying it or something? He risked his life to save you, so why won't you help him if you could?” Eric barked. “I'm not the moon goddess”, I said desperately. “Not yet. But you're her heir. You should pray to the moon goddess to save your mate Jovita, she specially picked him for you”

The pressure given off by the ancient god was too powerful even for them, who was the child of the gods. “How about I relive your victory trauma, my Perseus?” The eerie mocking voice caressed Perseus back. Perseus couldn’t understand his statement, it was a matter of obvious. Hades didn’t even give him any context. “What do you mean?” “Iya!” Hermes flew while thrusting his spear in desperation. The hell armies were working together in protecting their master and received the attack. “HERMES NO!” Perseus couldn’t move, stopped. “It’s okay, my armies will make him busy. Now, the spotlight is on you.” Hades’s heart was pumping blood, shot up to his head. All sorts of ideas were running inside h

Hermes chuckled as he wrinkled his face in irritation, "If I'm a fucking bastard, I accept but you know what, you're the worst whore the moon goddess has ever created. I guess your hole is too wide and that's why Alex couldn't afford to marry you." Hermes said, turned on his feet, walked towards the door, opened it, and left. It wasn't a sure reason for her to cry but it seemed as though the last sentence Hermes made against her really hit her nerves. As Hermes left, Alex thought it was time to finish off from where he had started. Walking menacingly towards her, he kept his eyes on hers, making sure to trap her In a dangerous gaze battle. "I warned you to not lie to me. Care to give an expl