Leo Goddess Novels & Stories

I see it first. "Am, have you ever seen a Luna mark with the goddess sitting on the crescent moon holding up a torch?" I couldn't believe my eyes. It was an unmistakable silhouette of the goddess in her robes with her feet dangling off the crescent moon, holding her torch in her hand. Also, the color, its silver, like it has been glided to her skin. "I can't see." She says. I pull my phone out and take a picture to show her. I hand her my phone. "Oh my…" Her hand goes to her mouth again. "I don't know what all this means. I just want my babies to be safe."

Every decision he would make, every step he would take, depended on the truth. Kaelen took a deep breath. “Centuries back… Selene was the Moon Goddess, the guardian of cycles, the keeper of balance. Her light touched the void itself, shaping reality, creating harmony from chaos.” She paused, letting the weight of the words settle. Lucien could feel the tremor in her voice—the reverence, the awe, the fear.

Everything I saw took to take, filling my hands with bags and more bags… — Dalia, come here. – calls Leo, pointing to a tent full of statues. I approach the tent and see that Leo has a wooden statue in her hands. — Here, take Oxum with you. – says Eleanor, putting the statue in my hands. — She is the goddess of fertility, will help you have the baby.

Hehe, sorry" Calvin rolled his eyes. "Like I was saying, 7. Ijus their king, Leluna, the goddess of the moon, and also Ijus twin sister. Galax, Asili, Selene, Kaios, and the seventh, the deity Eris. Eris is Kaios's twin sister." They gasped at the new information.

“When she reaches the western lodge, I’ll visit when I have time.” Celia said nothing. Then Adrian added, quieter, as if speaking to himself, “She can’t leave me.” I smiled. Not anymore. The Moon Goddess’s voice came through the moonlight. “It is time, Elena.” I closed my eyes and let go. In that instant, the mate bond felt as if it had been cut by a silver blade. Every memory of Adrian tore out of me piece by piece. The pain went so deep that, at the end, it became nothing at all.

Today wasn’t going at all as I’d planned. ‘What are you doing, you idiot!’ Leo bellows in my mind as I make my escape, ‘Our mate is in there. Go to her and claim her as yours. And do it quickly, before the others try and get rid of her.’ ‘Shut up, Leo!” I growl out in response, unable to handle his theatrics at the moment, ‘It’s not that simple, and you know it.’ ‘Yes, it is. She is our mate. She was made for us. The Moon Goddess doesn’t make mistakes.’ Leo boldly declares, his words echoing in my mind.

•*•*•*•* Alexis is here in a lake and she's in a dark place wherein the only that she has is the moonlight from the moon. "We see each other again, princess..." Alexis looks at the direction and she saw the girl with a moon symbol on her back. "If I remember correctly, you're Leirey - the Moon Goddess, right?" Leirey nodded then walk towards her. Leirey sat down on the side of the lake and put her legs in the water. Alexis says down beside her. "From your place to our world, I can feel your tremendous power, princess... You're dangerous." Leirey stated.

“You are telling me that you… you, our Luna, is the descendant of the moon goddess. That the moon goddess had a child with a… what was it called? Void?!” “Yeah,” I answer meekly “I believe you,” he says. “You do?” I ask, shocked. “Really?” Adam mirrors my reaction. “Yeah,” Lucas answers. “You can't make shit like this up.” “I agree,” Fredja adds. “So-” “The actual moon goddess?” Anya asks, interrupting her. “Like our moon goddess?” “Yeah.” “How does that even make sense?” she demands. “And yet, it does,” Fredha responds. “It makes beautiful sense.”

she sighed as she peeked between my legs. Reaching out for him he clasped my hand. “The deity is Elatha. Name her Erissa Finnegani if I don't make it through this,” I muttered through another contraction. “Elatha is a Celtic moon Goddess,” he asserted then nodded with an awkward smile on his face. “You're strong and will get through this, Lyric,” he reassured me as Holly told me to push when the urge came.

"You carry Gean's memory and appear in front of me. This is all arranged by the gods." My breath snagged, fear prickling my scarred skin. Did he know about Gean's holographic flicker, that ghostly echo I clung to? How could he? And these gods he spoke of - who were they? In our world, the Moon Goddess reigned alone, her bloody light our law, her will our cage. Yet Leo tossed the word around like there were others, unseen hands weaving a tapestry I couldn't see. I stayed silent, wrestling with the tangle of his words, but Gean's voice - hollow through the projection - had cut in. "I don't understand what you're saying, Leo."