Mortal Gods Book Novels & Stories

The whispers echoed through the clearing, and the figures just behind the milky white vail moved seductively. "Does anyone know who they are?" I asked in reverence. "They are guardians," Tohr explained. "They make it so only Draygons may pass. So that Draygonia will always be protected from an outsider who may seek our destruction." "Amazing," Gabby whispered, stepping closer to the portal. A loud monstrous scream shook the world from overhead. Haris had spotted us.

He casts me a cursory glance and goes back to distracting me. I huff and he looks at me again. The he tips his chin towards the book I'm reading . “What is that?” “A book.” He doesn't look amused “I mean what book is that? What are you reading?” “The history of veltrith Dominion. It's pretty interesting.” “Yeah?” “Uh huh. Do you know the gods appeared only once? Like since the breathed things into existence.” “Yeah. We were taught in school. They didn't tell us why though.”

“It’s okay, Nate. It has to happen. It’ll wipe out the legacy of my blood. End the Riding Hoods for good. Our children—future generations—won’t carry that curse.” Tears streamed down my face. I kissed her palm. “My love. We won’t ever have pups.” But she smiled. Bright. Glowing. “Nate, gods can’t die.” I blinked. “What?” And then she explained it: gods can be killed, but they can’t die. Their souls live on. They reform. It might take time. Decades. Centuries. But they come back. She would come back. I stood, lifted her into my arms, and spun her around like a madman.

the game master sighed for a moment and replied “What you seek for is very complicated” “But I have done all you have asked of me” Valerie stated clearly. “I know you have played the games religiously and have won to that effect but requesting for the book of the gods is almost impossible wish to be granted” the game master explained to her. “Please, I know you are only but a guardian but I want you to understand the weight on my shoulder. If I don’t get that book, my world will be destroyed totally by Sonia” Valerie pleaded. “The book of the gods is a sacred book which requires the touch of immortals to be able to access them. To get that book, you will have to show that you are an immortal

Indra’s words were cold, and they sent a shiver down Mane’s spine. Although Mane felt that this god wasn’t a bad one, even he could clearly sense the indifference in Indra’s tone as he spoke about the destruction of the worlds. It was clear that even the relatively good gods like Indra didn’t care much for the life of mortals. The gods truly regarded the lives of those weaker than them as dirt. Mane knew he was one of these mortals. His parents were gods, but he wasn’t one yet. Well, maybe he was a god. But he wasn’t a fully grown one- he was a godling. Unless he grew into his true potential to attain the godhood that his superior genes warranted, he too was regarded as a mortal. To the gods

These beasts never attacked immortals I guess, they tried to attack them since they see the immortals as a threat in Eleftheria. If I'm thinking correctly, this is the first line of defense. The magical beasts and monsters here are protecting something...something that immortals need. The relic! Now I understand better. We are on the right track, the closer they will get, the harder it will be. I took my eyes off that and looked ahead. I bent down suddenly because of the branches that almost hit my face. Sushi is doing very dangerous things, but I can understand why he avoids dead bodies on the chin. He's a beast as well and he's not comfortable with it. That's just human, it's uncomfortable

Why are you doing this, knowing there's a god of Chaos conspiring for our destruction? "It is the only way, I'm afraid. Of the hundreds of thousands of gods before me, no one has ever dared to wonder how would humans act with power. What if they become gods themselves. No god before me ever recognize your potential. Being a human is not an excuse for weakness. I've seen you build things, govern a country, strategize battle plans with an aim to outsmart other generals during war. Children make kites fly, or boat sail on a river. It's hard to have fun when you rule over the world. The god's don't play. The gods don't weep. You humans feel pain, something that I had already forgot. I believe on

“I’ve been doing a lot of thinking recently and it came to mind you never told me the reason the elder gods were against my union with Zariya.” “You want to know why?” “Yes.” “It’s simple. A mortal belongs with a mortal and a god with a goddess. You cannot have mortality and immortality cross paths of love. It will only end in tears and suffering.” “What if I tell you it will be different?” “No.” she snapped. Mother rose from her seat. “I hope you have no intention of pursuing that Alpha queen.” I hung my head. “No.” “Better. Unless you want her to die, you’ll do well to stay away from her.”

" He drew as he called the name. "You might have escaped from Olympus, but this is just the beginning.' "Your end is coming." Said Rhadamanthus. John slowly flipped over his right hand, from the back of it to his palm. An energy ball sparking light struck out of the light blue ball that formed out of John's will. "I'll handle him." Said John. Source : Born By Power Book Number : Book 4 Book Name : Greek Wars Chapter : Chapter Unknown "Mortals who think they can defeat gods.." Rhadamanthus laughed as he ascended, he struck down instantly and as it was seen, two others, one by his right and the other by his left.

He didn’t feel dark magic or anything in her. “It’s fine.” He said and she instantly dropped her other hand. He let her wrist go and she stepped back moving quickly over to her bags. He watched her the entire time. What was it about these mortals? Why did some of the most powerful fall for such weak creatures? Then again there was more than just physical and he had seen some mortals with wills stronger than any he’d ever met. In his cell he’d heard them curse the gods and keep taking the pain. Guess there was something to these frail creatures, he just didn’t see it.