Marid Mythology Mga Nobela at Kwento

I felt she would give Sorfmarán the crown prince, and I would die here — childless, lonely, unable to return to the dark depths of Umbra. At night, the starry sky lures with its vastness, and rolling on the sandy and rocky shore waves whisper consolations. On fine days, during a calm, the abyss is silent, and I have to wonder what it wants to tell me. No storm passed without my presence. Not being afraid of cold and diseases, I stand in the water brushed by the wind that piercing my body, when the rain washes the salty drops from my face and carries them into the sea water. Splashes cool my palms, hot from a fever, until the darkness plunges me into its embrace. I spend several days in a fev

When he moved away, cold wind swirl inside the house causing everyone to shiver. When the wind stop blowing his grandmother open her eyes slowly, revealing two different colour eyes where one is golden with red streaks while another was blue with green streaks. It was so beautiful but intimidating at the same time. She turns her head slowly to stare at them and push her body to sit. Once she gets herself comfortable, she smiled and hug him. There was nothing old or ‘grandmother’-ish character about her. Like Eve, she was almost as beautiful as her and no doubt, mythical creature. Adam realized now that the woman itself is a pureblood of the forest witch. He heard stories of these creatures w

“Our grandparents are like…married!” “How can they be married?” Orion asks, shaking his head at me, holding his palm out flat. “The Moon Goddess and the God of Darkness existed before organized religion. Who would have married them?” “Please, they were famously husband and wife for thousands of years.” “And they broke up! And never had kids! We come from totally different lines.”

She did not participate when they gave thanks to their gods. When a large full moon came out of the heavens on Liwayway’s wedding night, the family whispered to themselves. See here! They whispered to each other. Mayari has blessed her wedding bed! She has given her favor! Inang only drank water and ate no food from the wedding banquet. Her granddaughter’s husband caught her eye and winked. She pretended not to see. Liwayway soon showed her power to her family as a witch. When she went out to the forest at dawn everyday, she came back with more gold and precious stones. She could point out where to harvest the sweetest fruits and to catch the plumpest boars.

Helen: Council member Magic: Lila (Her wolf who can control people if they look into her eyes) Race: Zayeorialian Languages: Modern: Heotkuin Ancient: Uuzilekhi Relations: Brother: Amaris Cousin: Lilith and Wyatt Lilith: Moon Goddess Magic: Primordial Moon Magic Race: Xiafionican Languages: Modern: Ameonet Ancient: Ainacian Relations: Cousin: Amaris, Wyatt and Helen Mariana: Goddess of Aura Magic: Aura Manipulation Race: Eolvian (By Marriage) Bhexeanian witch (By Birth) Languages: Nicholas language: Eosdeti Her language: Aukkina Relations: Married to Nicholas Children: Victoria and Aurora Marcella: Goddess of War Magic: War Manipulation Race: Aehinorian Languages: Modern: Beauziya Ancient: P

Knocking Aakifahlynn out of her musings. Not only did Demarion save another person that she loved, but what Mr. Spencer had said now made so much sense, Aakifahlynn realized after confirming with the books. Jarrod quickly went to a bigger table laden with old books. When he found what he was looking for, he returned, turning the pages to a drawing of the sea goddess in her true form. "There, look at this," he pointed to the description of their kind and abilities. What stood out to Aakifahlynn was their ability to mimic a mate bond, but this bond goes deeper than that and also makes someone fall in love with them.

Yet, on the other hand, I couldn't ignore the nagging voice within me that demanded more—more than just a superficial show of dominance and control. During this time, I sought solace in the presence of Hera, my loyal friend and confidante. She shared my frustrations and understood the depths of my desires. Together, we delved into the ancient lore surrounding mate bonds, seeking answers and guidance from the wisdom of our ancestors. Through our research, we uncovered a truth that had been hidden from Lorcan's eyes—the true nature of a mate bond and the profound impact it had on both partners. It wasn't merely about asserting dominance or fulfilling societal expectations. A mate bond was a sa

They prayed to Helios to let the brides in until Solas’s anger calms down and Helios agreed because of his own growing fear. Every decade since then, Helios allowed the cave to open, and a bride was sent to Solas, hoping to placate him and protect the village from his fury. Each bride was a sacrifice, a desperate attempt to stave off destruction. But Solas, consumed by anger and bitterness, never touched a single woman sent by the villagers. Instead, he killed each bride and threw their bodies out of the cave, a grim testament to his unyielding rage and refusal to accept his banishment.

"Several decades ago, when the earth was dominated by men who mistreated women and kept them in the dark, Omari, a brave woman from the Eastern tribe, decided to fight for her happiness and that of every other woman. When she confronted the leader of the Eastern tribe, she was punished severely. She was locked up in the dungeon, starved of food and water for twenty eight days. During that period, an army of otherworlders possessed by dark spirits, attacked the Eastern tribe. Lying in the dungeon, Omari had a vision from the deity of war. Not only did she discover that there was a war going on, she also discovered a way to gain supernatural powers to defeat the enemies. She was suddenly stren

That is the only guarantee we have in this wretched world. It wasn’t supposed to be this way. Mermaids were supposed to be blessed above all others, the personification of all that is mysterious and beautiful in the sea. When the world was new the gods bound my people to the water, just as they bound shifters to the land. We were never meant to leave the shore, but fate had other ideas.