Hero Writing Novels & Stories

It also talks about the legend and how they're to descend on earth and surprisingly, I land in the first warrior's name: Hera. Just like in my dream, the beautiful lady called me Hera and in this book, she is described as a graceful warrior, one whose weakness becomes her strength. Out of the four warriors, she has the best healing magic and she's a strong barrier creator. Not to mention that she's a strong warrior. The book describes her as calm, but horrendous when angry. Gosh, did they just describe me? I flip over to the other warriors. Aurora is the strongest warrior in terms of combat. She has the best barrier skills as well as using her aura as an offensive power.

“Really, I mean it. I’m a power brave. I can’t let my emotions get in the way of the upcoming battle. For Wilt and everyone’s sake.” Zeki smiled. “Spoken like a true hero, Sam.” “Hero? Me? At least I thought I was… no, that’s what Antifa said. I’m not a hero.” “Yes, you are,” he insisted. “Why else did Hercules choose you?” “For my potential,” I replied. “And redemption.” “Redemption?” many of them muttered. “Hercules said that he had so much regret about his past. He saw my potential to become a real hero. I guess he wanted us to rectify both of our sins.”

Doubt creeps into my mind, questioning whether I am truly capable of fulfilling this monumental task. In the quiet moments, when the weight of my responsibility becomes too much to bear, I find solace in my father's words. He reminds me that heroes are not born, but rather forged through adversity. He tells me stories of great warriors who faced insurmountable odds and emerged victorious, their unwavering determination and belief in their cause propelling them forward.