Is Cupid A Greek God Novels & Stories

A young divine messenger sat with mortal shepherds, learning to play their simple flutes and sharing stories of distant lands he had visited on his travels. At one point during a lively folk dance led by Hermes and Dionysus—their movements wild and joyful as they encouraged everyone to join in—a particularly energetic spin sent Lysander spinning toward the edge of the crowd. As he regained his balance, he spotted Zeus observing from a distance, standing near the ancient olive tree with a cup of cider in his hand and a look of quiet wonder on his face.

Please, take good care of my wife. -She will not be your wife, you will not control her life and she will not be a goddess like you. Zeus asked Morpheus to leave and he obeyed. He looked at us with a cold expression and threatened that if we refused this union, he would punish us brutally. -I don't care what you do with us, we are not afraid of you and I will not let you do what you want with my daughter. -You should be flattered, few humans are lucky enough to marry a God.

Unfortunately, this blessing was also a curse for her. The gods on the other hand were in their respective Greek houses. The older students could tell something was different about them. They had a faint yellow aura surrounding them. It may not really have been there but that was what the students felt. As if being pulled in by sheer charisma the students all flocked to the power couple, Jupiter Allbeing and Juno Grace, formerly known as Zeus and Hera. It wouldn’t be long before the whole campus dubbed them relationship goals, two childhood friends sticking together through everything and eventually start to date, that’s what the foolish mortals thought. Andi hated how they were so revered,

Because of this, Zeus married Aphrodite to HEPHAESTUS – he wasn’t viewed as a risk because of his ugliness and deformity. Despite this marriage to Hephaestus, Aphrodite had many lovers. Her fanatics encompass both gods and guys – together with the god ARESand the mortal Anchises. She also played a position in the story of Eros and Psyche in which admirers of Psyche overlooked to worship Venus (Aphrodite) and instead worshipped her. For this, Aphrodite enlisted EROS (Cupid) to precise her revenge however the god of love rather falls in love with the girl.

“Alright, so who is the god of love? That’s who I want to thank for Katie and Kara coming into my life, and I guess your Moon Goddess lady, too.” “Let me think. It’s been a couple of years since I studied Greek history.” Zara taps her finger on her lip, trying to recall the information. “Eros. Romans call him Cupid.” “Shut up, Zara.” Jasper says in a flat tone. His face darkens as he turns his attention fully to her. Zara sits up taller at his rare change in mood. “Jas, what the fuck?” I growl at him.

“I know Eros was the Greek God of Love, right? Cupid was his Roman counterpart.” “Yup.” “Who’s Psyche?” Hayden smiled. “His lover. She was a mortal woman said to have possessed unimaginable beauty and grace. They faced many obstacles for their love but overcame them. In the end, Psyche was elevated to the status of a Goddess and they were allowed to have a sacred marriage.” Georgia was impressed by his knowledge of this stuff. She smiled. “Aw, babe. That’s sweet but I don’t think of myself as someone that possesses unimaginable beauty and

Aphrodite was humming a slow tune as we walked and I must say it was a beautiful moment to have lived in and I could not believe that this was actually happening—if I had not pinched myself a good few time in the short period I had been here I would have believed it to be nothing but a dream. I was interrupted from my thoughts as her melodic voice chimed, “Dear Kyliena I usually do not find myself dabbling in match making, that is usually Cupid’s area of expertise, but on the day you were born I just so happened to be breaking a bond between a couple in the area that you lived in. You see I have taken it upon myself to break up untrue matches and in turn my son, Cupid, Matches them with thei

“I’m sure y’all have heard the stories about Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and her son Cupid. They could spread love, but, also, lust or obsession.” Robert leaned his elbows on the bar and rubbed his forehead. “The lust and obsession part became a problem because of Aphrodite’s jealousy, spite fullness, whatever you want to call it,” Rolling his eyes skyward and waving a hand, he continued, “and her son’s willingness to please his mother. It created a problem with the other Gods. Then all hell broke loose when Hera found out Zeus was letting them off the hook because Cupid was using lust on humans Zeus found attractive a few times. I mean the stupidity of some people.”

Well, never forget his father was indeed a real Adonis whose beauty was inherited by him except for the dark eyes he did not get from him. Or lastly Eros, the son of Aphrodite? The god of desires and sex, as his beauty always attracted everyone. Nobody could ignore him without having a dream of him in bed. But whatever Greek God’s title he gets, he was surely Hades, who kidnapped his Persephone—which is Alessandra in his life, and made her fall in love with him. She surely fell for him. But what about Alessandra? She breathed silently, realizing those stupid wishes wandering around he mind along with the thought of falling in love with him.

“What is Cupid's arrow? “ I asked him, stretching myself out. I’d still felt like a Mack truck hit me, my lycan was healing my sore body, but I’d not fully recovered yet. The doctor handed me a bottle of water as he began to speak. I opened the bottle and took a drink. The cool liquid slid down my throat as I took another drink. “Cupid's arrow is an aphrodisiac. It comes in a form of dust that is sprinkled into either a drink or food. It is only used by mates who are trying to conceive." He said, his gray eyebrow forking at me. I spit my water out, covering the doctor in the water I was choking on. Coughing I sat straight up tapping my chest to help clear it. I cleared my throat, “Im sorry w