I Am Not A Goddess Novels & Stories

There was a bright light and I couldn't see in front of me. I called out and my voice echo. I tried to look around but I couldn't see anything but bright light. A few minutes before this Kendra and I were trying to summon the moon goddess. I guess we did something wrong bcz now I am somewhere with only light. "Hello." I called out but only my echo answer. I was about to shout again but then the bright light went out and there was only darkness. A grey light shined from above and came near me. The grey light exploded and I coverd my eyes from the new light. When I opened my eyes I was in a huge room with only a throne. On the throne sat a gorgeous women. "Are you the moon goddess?" I asked i

Sienna glanced at him sideways with a slight hint of arrogance in her eyes. She snorted softly and said, “I won’t get drunk!” Back then, she held the title as the first Goddess of War in the capital city. What had she not seen or experienced before? What kind of wine banquet had she not participated in? No matter how much she drank, she was still sober; she had never been drunk. It was just like how she suspected that Matty was here to get them drunk, and why she had decided to walk into his trap anyway. This was because she had self-confidence and courage that she would never get drunk!

“Who are you…?” "I think deep down, you know who I am." The light appeared again, glowing steadily in front of her this time. "I am the same person whom you begged to avenge you. But I'm not a hero, Linessa, I am a goddess...and goddess's do not deal in pity. I deal in purpose." "What do you mean...? Are you the~" "You were supposed to die on that altar, but your rage was louder than your pain. Therefore, I am giving you a second chance, not because I'm kind, but because I am curious to see if you're truly as sharp as the blade you want to become."

“I am an old wolf, one of the first. There weren’t many like me, maybe a few hundred. The goddess realized wolves shouldn’t be as strong as us and are only gifted to those who the goddess believes are worthy.” “Is that why you’re strong?” I knew she was different, but this explains it. “Yes.” “Why would the goddess think I am worthy? I am a nobody.” “She obviously thinks you are a somebody. We can’t let her down.” She says in a commanding tone. Geez, being told I am a somebody to a goddess. “I don’t believe she has the right person.” I told Quinn. I'm an absolute mess. My life is a mess. Especially now. I don’t even own a pair of panties and am wearing someone else’s clothes. “I will try to

she said. I nodded. "Thank you, Nessa," I said. "I shall like alone time" I dispersed her with a wave of my hand. She complied and left the room. I held my chest breathing heavily, what did the goddess mean by she had turned our back on us? What would happen now? My brain could not process these statements properly. How do I pray against it or even utter this information to my father? The goddess cannot turn her back against me. I was Kaliya, Virgin of the moon, I was her bride, I was the link.

With the same light smile that never showed her teeth plastered on her lips—that looked just too out of place— "Replying to Her Majesty, the Queen, ever since this humble one was young, this humble one has always loved to fuddle with things after her mother. And perhaps seeing this humble one's intense love, the gods showed this lowly one favor, awakening something—a power to heal others." "A power?" I repeated. Narrowing my eyes, I pressed for more. "Just like that?" "It's the first time I've heard of such a case, so I'm a bit curious." "Replying to Her Majesty, the Queen, there's nothing this lowly one can do against the will of the gods." Are there gods? This is the second time she's ment

No one dared to act rashly. It had been a long time since the Novem Skies had produced a new god of war. That was why things had ended up like this. Just as the situation fell into a stalemate, my wife and sister-in-law arrived. My wife was Nerissa Loden, and she was the goddess of water. My sister-in-law, Aurelia Ignis, was the goddess of fire. The moment I saw them, I subconsciously tightened my clenched fists, while Noctis' gaze turned icy.

That’s what she would say. I clear my throat and take a deep breath, but it doesn’t help. “Th-thank you for the congratulations? Um, that’s why you summoned me, Goddess? I appreciate your kind words, but I’m just a minor Goddess. I’m not important. You could have sent a messenger with a card or even visited our territory. We would have welcomed you with open arms. It seems a lower-ranking deity like myself wouldn’t be worth your valuable time.” “You are as smart as they say.” The Goddess purses her lips disapprovingly at me and rolls the stem of her glass in her long, perfectly manicured fingers. “Alright, I’ll tell you why I really brought you here.”

This is a disaster and I can't let it happen. "I don't care what you think, all I know is that I am fucking attracted to ladies. Which means that I am not gay, the moon goddess is either playing pranks, punishing me for something or maybe this is all a mistake." I said as I made my way to my chair behind the desk.