Hermes Mythology Novels & Stories

H E R M E S W A S A L R E A D Y charging at Elektris when he was intercepted by the Gorgon Sisters. “Remember ussss?” they hissed at him, literally. Hermes watched Elektris vanish in a burst of white lightning. He turned his attention back to the two goddesses. Of course he remembered them. Stheno and Euryale, the daughters of the Celestials Keto and Phorcys.

He still remembered the woman's cold dead face vividly, those cold eyes still haunted him even now. If the visions were turning out to be true, did it mean this woman before him would die by his hands? No. There was no way he could possibly kill her, he had to bevmistaken about everything, the only plausible explanation was that it was all a mere coincidence. And Herak? Herak and Zeralph were regarded as the first creatures borne from the stars. They were gods . Respectively regarded as the lord of darkness and the lord of day, Both worshipped predominantly in most areas in the seven seas.

He opened to the marked pages and turned on the lamp beside his bed, leaning back against the sheets. "It is characterized by a duality so perfectly designed by the gods that it is not a palpable choice not to mention it that the ambiguity of the sexes belongs to only those celestial and sacred creatures. In antiquity intersex gods were sent to earth to take power over decisions and command fierce empires full of misfortunes driven by glory. It is a totally mythological connivance that they were named after the union between Hermes and Aphrodite. The denomination "Hermes-Aphrodite" hermaphrodite it refers to the son Hermaphroditus, typically circling Greek mythology. Among all these myths, t

"You aren't wrong you know. The things known to modern society as Greek Mythology are barely a shadow of the truth. There are bits of it they got right, but much of it was just Hermes having way too much fun spinning stories of the lives of the gods to easily influenced humans." Hermes, was the herold of the Greek gods. He was also known for his mischief making. So I suppose the misinformation made sense. "Why are you telling me all this? Why now?" It was the questions that made the most sense to ask, and right now that's what I needed. I needed some dots to connect. I needed some things to add up. There was way too much mystery and not enough facts, and I was getting tired of it. Zeus studi

He leaned forward to take in more of the intoxicating scent of Jasmine, his eyes closed and he unconsciously leaned closer to her neck taking in the refreshing smell but at the moment she turned her face to the side, their noses brushed against each other, halting their movements. His eyes opened, feeling her move. His world stopped meeting a pair of earthly green orbs. Hazel caged her pupil while green guarded the iris. Deep swirling pools of green guarded by thick lashes, his eyes traveled down to her dainty button nose, slight chubby cheeks, a perfect jaw, his gaze flickered to those delicate petal like lips, plum and soft looking, black threads of silk framing her face and the nerdy big

I struggled to speak, swallowing nervously as I straightened up and tried to break my hand from his but he would not let me go, "n-nothing..." He hummed, his eyes looking me head to toe for any wounds, "I suppose you are correct, my Aphrodite," he paused, leaning down and placing his forehead on mine, "there is always some truth to myths. I, of all people," he pressed his nose against my button nose, his lips a breath away from my own, "should know that."

Alcaeus Chloros, as the head of the Hermes familia, god of travellers, robbers flocks and trickery, the red tattoo on a Hermes familia being a Ram. From the Familia that wields the greatest impact, to the lowest of them all. Calista, wife of Dimitris Aetos, daughter of the Hera familia, goddess of marriage and the life of a woman, the blue tattoo on a Hera familia being a Peacock. Myra, wife of Michalis Laskaris, daughter of the Aphrodite Familia, goddess of love and beauty, the blue tattoo on an Aphrodite familia being a Dove. Nektaria, wife of Charilaus Diamandis, daughter of Athena familia, goddess of wisdom and wit, the blue tattoo of an Athena familia being an Owl

The houses around me are getting bigger and more luxurious the more we ride up the mountain. Right before we reach the summit, Hermes steers Agape into a road that turns left. “You are meeting Hecate, Selene and Nix at Nix’ place, but I can’t follow you on the last road to Nix’ house. She banned me from the entire street after our last party. You take the next road to your right and keep riding until you see a silver and black gate, it’ll swing open when you approach. Agafya will wait for you until you are finished here and she will find me when you want to go home.” Hermes says, riding off into the sunset and throwing a kiss over his shoulder, leaving me guessing in who Nix and Hecate are.

However, I refused to be thwarted and found a way to return. Five centuries ago, I returned and took away the queen of witches' son and killed the twin sister. The queen of witches, Aurora had gotten pregnant for the god of trickery, Hermes. Because of his identity as an Olympian god, Hermes is immortal. That means that his offspring would also have the gift of immortality. At that time, Aurora had divided the kingdom of witches into two. Fluorescent was to rule over the day and Umbrage over the night. However, Aurora did not expect Umbrage to rebel.

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.