Myth Of The Moon Goddess Novels & Stories

In that moment, a woman burst into the room, stepping on the charred remains of wood. It was my mother! I almost made a sound, but I quickly covered my mouth. Fear held me captive, and I dared not utter a word. The desperate plea to warn my mother and tell her to run away remained trapped inside me. No! Moon Goddess! Please don't be so merciless! I beg you! My prayer echoed loudly but helplessly within my heart. My exhausted eyes were bloodshot, but I couldn't bear to close them. Yet, it seemed the Moon Goddess turned a deaf ear to my plea.

She had believed that it was all something that had been made up just so they all could cope with how sh*tty life was. Had she been wrong? Because there…there she was. The Moon goddess was standing right there. The only reason she had chosen not to believe in the goddess was because of the whole Elijah thing. The rejection and being mated to someone that she didn’t love; someone that no matter how hard she tried, she couldn’t bring herself to love. “You have so much doubt, my love,” The goddess spoke, her voice so gentle and beautiful. It was as smooth as honey, but you could tell that it held a power that was unimaginable.

said Dante. “Okay, the moon goddess is in water and so when I cannot shift during a full moon, I swim so I can be connected with the moon goddess. I was going to do it in my bathtub, but since I have your company, maybe I could do it in the pool. Will you join me?”

Dinah said, and I was surprised at her words. " Isn't she your friend?" I asked, and she laughed. " Not her," She said, and I was surprised. " People make that mistake often, summing Luna and Selene as one person. They are sisters. Selene is the moon goddess. The mother of spirit wolves, and all wolves. The light that graces the night sky, keeping Luna and Apophis away, so they do not corrupt the earth with madness and darkness." She said, and I frowned at her.

The rest of the people could choose to be stupid enough to fall for her words, but the hybrid knew that only one Goddess existed. The Moon Goddess, mother of all. He had opposed her for the very first time and that had been the beginning of his downfall. She had tried to convince him that it was all for the greater good. That killing a baby would appease the Goddess, but his roots ran too deep to even consider such a vile thing.

"Selene's body dissolved, returned to the earth. Her soul was bound into the seal itself, forever keeping watch, forever holding the demons at bay. She ceased to exist as an individual being." "But the moon goddess honored her sacrifice," Skye said softly. "Transformed her into legend." "More than legend," my mother corrected. "The moon goddess took the memory of Selene—her bravery, her selflessness, her power—and elevated it. She created the myth of the moon goddess's mortal aspect, the protector of this land. Over time, people began to worship both the moon goddess and the memory of the witch who saved them. Eventually, the two became conflated in people's m

he asked, his voice filled with concern. I nodded, taking a moment to gather my bearings as I glanced around in wonder. Before us stood a magnificent castle, bathed in the ethereal light of the moon. A grand crest depicting the moon adorned the entrance, casting a mesmerizing glow that filled me with both excitement and reverence. "The moon goddess palace," Orion explained, his voice carrying a hint of wariness. The moon goddess held a special place in werewolf culture, revered as the creator of all werewolves. She was one of the celestials of the moon. My father's lineage traced back to royalty bestowed upon them by the moon goddess herself, making this moment even more profound.

Vega explained before turning away. "Have you guys ever wondered why Daemons were suddenly appearing out of nowhere?" she asked again, turning to face them again. They were intrigued by her statement and stared at her. "Do you recall the historical event that occurred decades ago?" she inquired. Except for Dove and Teresa, they all looked at her with puzzled expressions. Dove rolled her eyes, she said, "The moon goddess, Selene, bestowed upon this empire the appearance of a woman known as the moon priestess. She was the first and only moon priestess to appear, and she was extremely powerful."

It seems that misfortune likes to accompany me, as I face so many adversities that would drive anyone to madness. I sigh in frustration and leave the room, needing a moment to think. I quickly descend the stairs, open the living room door, and walk toward my truck. I sit on the hood and look up at the sky, specifically at the full moon, silver and sovereign, shining in the starry sky. "It seems you like to play a lot, don't you?" I question the Moon goddess, the guardian of the night, the deity of supernatural creatures. She's known by many names, and I suspect she's the creator of the three supernatural races.

I looked back at Ben and he was just leaning against a tree looking at me with a smile on his face. “Everyone has always told me that my fascination with the moon is weird.” I said. “Why?” He asked, confused. “Because the werewolves apparently worship the moon or something like that.” I said. But he walked closer to me and he looked up at the moon as well. “They don’t worship the moon. They worship the moon Goddess. She’s the one that brought them into existence. She created them.” Ben explained. “A Moon Goddess. I guess that’s pretty cool actually. It’s usually people worshiping God. You never hear about a Goddess.” I said.