Juvenile Medical God Novels & Stories

I shook my head, “No. The Goddess told me we will have a minimum of five.” Heather gasped, “Mom! Are you sure you will be able to handle it with your medical issues?” I smiled, “This is the Goddess’ plan for us. I will always follow her path for us. There are good reasons for each of them to be born, although I don’t know what they are yet.” Isaac added, “Besides, you know we love raising children. We had so much fun with you, Blaine and Lena.”

They also recommended that there would be a healer, not a doctor, but an actual healer. I knew that Anna's father, Dr. Joseph, had some healing abilities, but as far as I knew, it was the ability to close and heal wounds. That is what he did either mine after the attack that happened at Rose’s birthday party, and I am pretty sure that it is not the kind of healer that the scrolls talk about. ‘No, it is not.’ A female voice says in my head. ‘Moon-goddess?’ I ask. ‘Yes, my child.’ She answers back

"Well, why do you act like you want me to be a witch instead?" "Are you listening? I'm messed up, Ajay! I'm not good! I'm bad, wicked, a demon, or whatever others call me!" "How can we fix this?" "We can't." "I thought your mother left you a cure." "She did, but it includes a powerful Ancient." "Well, why would you want me on God's side?" "Because eventually, you'll need him to protect you." "Why me? What about you?" "Okay, us!" "Jude, this is confusing. May I read her journals for myself?"

Nancy became more prayerful now. Jason continues narrating. ” It was not just medical good therapy that saves you and our son, honey.” Jason said as his eyes kindly regarded her and added, “But you and he were both cured by God's touches of His mighty and loving hands,” Jason remarks with feelings of gratefulness to God who deserves praise. Jason continues, "Honey, the cure is not a miracle as described in the Bible. Before I entered the chapel, I laid my hand on you, but your body never showed any indications of life.” Jason adds.

Even children had better attention span than this one. “Relax! You are not as special as you consider yourself to be. I didn’t exactly target you that day. I had accidentally discovered that one of the human drugs had an effect on Gods and laced it with a weakening spell to see if I could destroy the immortality of Gods. I had ordered my minions to use it on the first God to visit the Earth, and you just happened to be the first one to cross their paths,” he said with a roll of his eyes.

If she cannot make it go away, then it only meant one thing, the damned journal is a product of a God too and if she won’t find a way to ease and remove the pain that she was feeling now by touching that Journal--she will surely lose her limb. There is only person who can help her. Asclepius. His cousin is the God of medicine. The son of Apollo and a bitch of a nymph. He lives in an enchanted forest, yes, she had to go now and be back later for her little plan with the anomaly who was still fast asleep. The Goddess vanished from Zac’s bedroom and appeared in her cousin Asclepius’ beautiful forest home. “The God of medicine does not accept patients who barge into his house.” Persepephone turn

He’s back } he grabbed onto my shirt and did the one thing I’ve never seen him do in all my years, Jared cried { s-she healed me Rome, she did, s-she made me whole again } his voice cracked and broke and sobbed heavily, my mate came over to him and engulfed him in a hug and we all hugged it out and waited for him to stop and collect himself. He stood up and took a few steps away from us, he made a jump and high kick and landed gracefully in a perfect stance { I have to go see her Rome, I need to pay my respects to my lady } I nodded absentmindedly and he headed out {{ she healed his age old injury in one go, how powerful will she be when she fully matures and takes over the clan }} [ the God

He whimpered and his little chest heaved, and then he fell into Elara's arms. She held on tight to him as tears ran down her face. We need people who can heal. Right now.” The best doctors in the pack showed up in a matter of minutes. They gathered around Aaron, whispering magic and putting glowing hands on his temples. But after a few tries, their magic stopped working. One therapist took a step back and said with a pale face, "He doesn't want the energy." "Something older than the Moon Goddess seems to be inside him." "What does that mean?" I lost it. "Are you telling me you can't heal him?"

If people get to know, I'd become more of a tool, and I didn't want that. "I... actually have some knowledge in medicine," I answered after a slight hesitation. "Let's just say it's a gift from the moon." His brows furrowed for a second before he straightened his face. "Okay. But, do you think you can completely heal my boy? He's been sick with Nexopathy since he was two. I've done all I could to get him the best doctor. Do you think you'll be able to help?" I should say No. But thinking about the state the little boy had been in the other day made my heart hurt for him. He didn't deserve to go through that.

"For power? For the future of this pack? , Alpha Marcus can do anything. But one thing kept bothering me, why this particular girl, why is he bent on having this girl, I have never seen him like this...if we go by our laws, this girl is an abomination that should be banished to the outcast fraction, so why her... what exactly is she I went silent for a little while, then I asked, "Why is she so important? What is she?" He started pacing the room. His steps were slow and heavy. "She’s the key. The one who can break the curse. The solution we have been looking for. If you have a child with her, that child will carry power like no other. It will make you the strongest Alpha to ever live."