Novel & Cerita Minor Gods Greek Mythology

"So you are trying to tell me that someone actually created us- the gods?" Fate scoffs. "Where exactly did you get this lie from." “Minerva is the queen of my children- the werewolves, she doesn’t tell lies, she’s a fey too remember.” The Moon Goddess’s eyes narrows immediately at the other gods in the room but particularly on Fate. “You know that so why deny what I am telling you.” The person she refers to scoffs at her.

Little Thena couldn't help but be enchanted by it all, tugging at her mother's hand to explore. With her curious eyes and radiant smile, she attracted attention everywhere she went. Her natural beauty was striking, with the purple hue in her eyes growing more vibrant in the sunlight. To Iris, her daughter looked like a miniature version of the Greek goddess Athena - intelligent, bright, and sunny. But as the family meandered through the crowded streets, little did they know that danger was lurking in the shadows. Monsters of all kinds watched from the sidelines, waiting for an opportunity to strike. Somewhere in the South of France…

My cousin cocked his head to the side, understanding that he was missing something, but answered anyways. “The Moon Goddess, Slyersa, and Hecate are the primary three behind it. Why do you ask?” I explained to him what we had seen through the mirror shard. Once everything was laid out, both Caiathus, Dante, and my grandmother both mirrored my thoughts. The Goddess and our gods were origins that I knew very well. However, it was Hecate that I was not as familiar with. I excused myself right quick, popping over to my room here at the estate. I knew that I had books relating to nearly every main god in one way or another. Aha! I plucked it off the shelf and popped myself back over to everyone.

“The titans are Uranus and Gaia’s children. They’re the second generation of deities. There are twelve of them. I won’t mention all of them, cause it'll be time-consuming. Cronus overthrew his father Uranus, then married his sister Rhea and had the third generation of deities. Me, Zeus, Hera, Hestia , Poseidon and Demeter. Please keep in mind there’s a difference between Cronos, the primordial, and Cronus, my father. People often confuse the two.” I interrupted. “First of all, that’s disgusting marrying your own sister.” He snorted. “You think that’s fucked up? Zeus married our sister Hera and had an affair with Demeter our other sister.”

"My name is rather not Poseidon. I am Hermes. The god of trade and languages. The god of translators and interpreters. I was arguably, the most clever of the Olympian gods, and served as messenger for all the other gods. I ruled over wealth, good fortune, commerce, fertility, and thievery. ... Because of my speed, he was sometimes considered a god of winds." There were gasps of awe as well as disbelief in the great hall. So in actual fact, there were four mighty gods in there midst! This was incredible! Some of them felt their confidence being boosted just by this knowledge. However, the elders felt a sense of dread creep in. They knew being graced by these many gods only spelt trouble. They

Minos continued, waving his arms around for full effect, "he blocked the sun and moon, and turned the oceans into a vast wasteland of tundra and ice." "Eon was the god of the sun, he didn't..." "Shush!" Minos was reaching to cover Cassana's mouth with his palms, the young woman swatted them off with annoyance. "And then with his army of monsters and fae-folk, he conquered the human kingdoms and enslaved all of humanity." "Technically, the fae-folk were enchanted, they didn't do it out of their own free-will." "Can you just, let me finish?" Minos said.

tentatively, she draws her lower lip into her mouth and sucks it thoughtfully. Should I tell him? Surely he would not be angered by the correction. As if in reply to her question, her gaze lowers to the right side of the table where her right hand lies, palm down and slightly curled into a loose fist But the thought of being corrected by a scant could incense anyone in the pack hierarchy, omegas included. Her gaze lowers in finality to the paper and, warily, she crosses over the error before writing over it. “Their appetite is known to be that of wolves—” the priest halts at the centre of the room, the skin of his sunken cheeks drawing taut in . Eleven years as his slave had familiarized her

“This goes several millennia ago when humans first came to be. Apart from animals and your flora and fauna, the earth was also inhibited by beings called the ‘Old Gods‘.“ “Old Gods?“ “Yes, the old Gods, or what mythology calls the Titans & Olympians. You have surely heard of them, Zeus, Poseidon, Ares, and the list goes on. These Old Gods were deities of unique elements that represent nature and life, like Poseidon was the God of Sea, Ares was the God of War, and of course, Zeus was the chief deity amongst them, the God of Sky and the atmosphere.“ My head is going to burst. I can’t believe we are talking about Gods & Goddesses. I want to believe Avo, but can this all be true? But one look at

someone answered. “Good answer. There are a lot, but for this particular class, we’ll be covering the twelve that are most well-known in history. That isn’t to say the other many gods and goddesses didn’t play a very important part in the shenanigans of Greek mythology, but they are lesser-known because they were either better at subterfuge or much better at keeping a low profile.” “Is it real?” someone asked. “Is mythology real?” I repeated the question. “No,” the same young woman answered.

I watched as the guy left and the one thing that keep sticking in my mind that he seemed to be a strange guy but I’m not sure why that is. “What’s wrong baby girl?” “Who is that guy?” “That’s Dionysus, and he’s the god of wine and pleasure. He also the son of Zeus. Why don’t you go pick out a ring that you like to get.”