Mother Goddess Statue Totk Novels & Stories

In just a few minutes, with his hunger satisfied and his plate emptied, James leaned back in the chair to finish his drink. For the first time, he looked around the large dining hall. Near the front door he saw a statue of a woman holding a cornucopia and various items of the harvest. There are sure a lot of statues around here, he thought. He asked Tres about it and he said that she was Demeter—the goddess of food, basically.

Each statue, situated in the arches, was of a god or goddess standing with an animal. There was the Goddess Morrigans, with her wolf by her side, and one of Arcas, who I recognized right away because he was carved standing with a bear, the exact copy of Mathias’ beast. I saw the goddess Bastat, a large puma-looking feline woven around her legs.

Her eyes were silver and she wore a silver dress that shimmered in the blue light. Azura was mesmerized by the woman’s beauty. “Come my child,” the woman spoke, her voice so serene. Azura stepped closer. “I’ve been waiting for you,” the woman said softly. “Why? Who are you?” Azura asked curiously. “I am your mother and mother of all wolves. I am the goddess of the moon. I am Selene,” she replied with an earnest smile. Azura was taken aback at her response. “But what can I do for you?” Azura said confusedly. “My child, you are special. You are my gift to my children. You are the key to end Leus’s evil,” she said smiling again. Azura was still confused. “But..how am I suppose

She returned to the embrace of the Moon Goddess, seeking solace and guidance as she navigated the aftermath of her mission. In the realm of the Moon Goddess, Andrea found herself surrounded by the ethereal beauty and wisdom of the divine. The Goddess, adorned in a shimmering gown of moonlight, welcomed her with a gentle smile. "You have fulfilled your duty admirably, my dear Andrea," the Moon Goddess spoke, her voice resonating with celestial grace. "You have shown strength, dedication, and love in the face of great challenges." Andrea bowed her head in reverence, gratitude filling her heart. "Thank you, Moon Goddess. It was an honor to serve you and protect Alpha Jax."

Most trees were high and I could see through the floor which was filled with dry brown leaves. We got to the main town which has a statue of two women curled up against each other with water dripping from their mouths. I stared at the statue, trying to find a meaning for it, but instead, I was interrupted by my mum. "Those are the two founders of Crest Fall, history has it that one was a witch and the other one was the moongoddess." "Moon goddess?" "Yes, moon goddess, as do all the Gods of all wolves." "Oh, now there are werewolves?" I asked my mum.

Tessa couldn't stop marveling at the old temple with a statue called Mizukake Fudo that is believed to grant wishes if you pray while dousing it with water. Tessa moved forward. When the person, who was previously in front of Tessa seemed to have finished praying. Tessa did not know what she was doing, but her hand approached a large round container. Tessa's hand pulled a ladle made of wood and watered the statue of Mizukake Fudo which was overgrown with moss that covered the entire surface of the statue but, instead, made the statue look beautiful. Tessa linked her hands; she didn't know if her current way of praying was right or not.

In some parts of the world, there were places where the statue of the Goddess of the Moon was built for an unknown reason. It was the place where the presence of the Goddess was the greatest. Through the statue, someone could communicate directly with the Goddess of Moon to receive blessings and revelation from her. Although not everyone could communicate with the Goddess, only the select few called the Prophet or other special people, it was more than enough for every pack to go crazy over it. As such, with its limited numbers, the largest and strongest packs conquered the place, built temples to hide the sacred statues, and made them their territories.

The statue stood right there, at the centre of that cold, damp secret chamber. The statue was the depiction of a Succubino female: Probably signifying the matronal roles of the female as queens. The statue’s head was slightly bowed, as it was staring at its own hands, that were holding a long rod. “The Light Spear!” The dwarf seer exclaimed in amazement. It was a weapon capable of killing gods. “I want to thank you guardian, for bringing me here!” The mouse faced seer now smirked, nodding at Orea. In his hand now was a hand gun sized laser emitter. And he was pointing it at them.

I’m just worried he has no intention of putting me back together. We head through the courtyard, past two pillars, and then down a stone path. We pass the Crescent Mother statue, and I naturally look her way. Two candles are held in her hands, both of them lit with a red flame. The Crescent Mother is always a woman in a cloak, her face hidden, but I imagine she is beautiful.