How To Become A Demi-god Novels & Stories

I'll fuck you until you scream my name, celebrating your victory. Heat pooled between my legs, the promise igniting my blood. The silver test loomed, but with the pack's fealty sworn and Kael's unyielding support, I stood taller. I was no longer just Elara, I was Luna, mated to a god among wolves, ready to claim my place.

She opened her palm and water from the lake floated to her palm, forming a circling halo. “This is the wish of anyone who want to become a god. Slowly, but surely, gain the power and resources needed to rule the world. This conviction and wealth of both magic and world order will open the doors to ascension. But can a mortal so easily become a god? No, they need something special. Something more. They need strong will. They conquer tribulations and finally, the gates of the heavens open and they become an entity that rules over the world.” “Is that…your goal?”

“What the fuck was that?” “Aria can command your demons. I wouldn’t be surprised if she could command your whole army or damned souls.” Chaos said. “How?” I asked. “Your father is the product of a Demi-God correct?” Chaos asked. “Yes. But my Grandmother is a Titan. My Father is barely human.” I said. “That does not matter. The level of humanity is of no consequence, it only matters that you have humanity. And that the human descendant is of the Christian God. You could not have an Angel for a soulmate if you did not have a descendant of Christianity.” Chaos told us.

asked an old man standing in the sky, his eyes fixed on the forbidden land's door. "Well, let's see. If this kid really has the key, there's no harm in fighting the whole world. Because maybe we can create a new god for this world!" said the old woman beside him with a smile and high hopes when mentioning gods. All the elders who were hiding now had one hope and one desire that had become their lifelong obsession: to reach a higher level called godhood. That was their hope. Perhaps everyone also hoped to become a god, especially in this world that had lost its direction.

“Are you saying that Eldrian placed his hopes on you? He’s hoping that you can become a Demigod before his demise?” “Yeah!” Dillon nodded. “Within three years, I must become a Demigod, but given my abilities at the time, it was simply impossible. However, Eldrian had found a place for me to secure my promotion. Before I go there, I must meet some requirements before becoming a Demigod..” “What are the requirements?” Tyr asked. “I must reach the pinnacle of Transformation, and my kendo techniques must enter the realm where everything can be used as a sword,” Dillon replied. “Only in this state will I be able to go to that place and grasp the glimmer of life.”

"He wishes to achieve godhood." The three were surprised to hear that. "That's possible?" Ryosuke said. "There are plenty of immortals who wish to achieve that but fail in the end." "Under certain circumstances," she answered. "For one, demigods are not half human, half deity in a sense. Their deity side is so pure that it crushes their humanity and they usually die before they are born which is why demigods are rare. Their heritage makes it possible to achieve godhood. The Inverse founders achieved godhood shortly before their mortal death. The Dragon kings can also achieve godhood since they are technically reincarnations of deities but it goes without saying that trials are necessary."

"That is only if you passed the previous test. You do not need to defeat all of the 5 demonic beasts in this formation to get a Spirit grade weapon, just the first one. But the more levels you pass in this test, the better grade your Spirit weapon will be." "What is the farthest anyone has reached in this test?" Tsarayu asked Elder Yang with curiosity in his eyes. "Amongst your generation, it was the supreme elder's son, Tsa Xang. He defeated a beast which was in a cultivation realm 2 stages higher than his while he was at the 6th stage of Spirit Establishment realm." "I am sure you know that beasts are mostly stronger than humans in the same cultivation realm. Till now, no one has passed th

The mortals, caught in the middle of this celestial battle, could do nothing but watch in horror as their world was torn apart. The Fates, once their fight was over, realized the magnitude of their mistake. They tried to clean up the mess they had made, sealing the veil and banishing the demons back to their realm. But it was too late. The damage had been done, and the demons had already sown their seeds of corruption. Halflings were born from the union of demons and mortals—creatures that were part human, part demon. These halflings, or Shades as they came to be known, were feared and hated by the mortal clans.

With that thought, the mist vanished, and she was standing in a large field of wild flowers; a mountain in the distance drew her attention. "Well, that is better, but how the hell did I do that?" Lindaat spoke out loud, but she wasn't sure why. "Lindaat you are becoming something the world hasn't seen in eons. In so many ways, you would be considered a demigoddess. The thing is, you aren't the blood of a goddess or god. So you are something very old, but new to this generation. Your grandparents will know right away what you are. The others will take time to understand. You will have to train to deal with the new powers." The goddess stood in front of her with a slight frown on her face. "Th

After the War of the Gods, Olympus forged a new pact with the last of the Titans. From then on, the mortal realm was ruled by demigods. Those who carried the blood of the gods within them. Once a century, Olympus held the Sacred Marriage. The twelve ruling gods would choose mortal noblewomen as brides. Their goal: to sire heirs with divine cores. The rule was simple: whoever birthed a demigod first would see her husband crowned the next High Councilor of the Gods.