Myths Artemis Novels & Stories

Her apparel even shone brighter than the first time I saw her, and I noticed a wild boar that I hadn't seen before next to her. “W-who are you?” The girl smiled, and I could have sworn I saw the moon when she did. Maybe, it was only my imagination because the sky was still moonless. “It's funny, you don't know me.” She said, her voice calm. “I don't know everyone that walks about in the forest,” I said with an eye roll. “You are right.” She beamed. “Anyway, I am Artemis.” “Goddess Artemis?” I asked and she nodded. “No way!”

I must have made a face or something because when I looked at her, she was giving me a weird look. “Anyway, I guess the first thing I should tell you is that I am Artemis. I am the Goddess of the Hunt; my father is Zeus.” She spoke. “Wait, if you are Zeus’s daughter, then why are you wanting me to go after Selene? Isn’t she your sister?” I asked.

"Didn't you noticed it father?" "I did." Zeus answered. "I am not that stupid Ares, Roen who I know really well wouldn't be alone without any of his guards with him. But he gave us a useful information. The first Tribrid is still alive and his Tamara's mate." "So what are we going to do now Zeus?" Eros asked. "Artemis!" Zeus suddenly called out the goddess name and she appeared immediately. "You called on me Zeus." Artemis, the goddess of the hunt, said bowing down.

He concludes. “Say something I don’t know.” “If you can’t catch it, you can borrow it from its owner.” He suggests and suddenly my insides light up with hope. A smile finds its way to his lips when he sees the wheels turn in my head. “It belongs to Artemis!” I spring up from my bed in excitement. I can almost see myself walking to Arles’ palace with the Golden Hind. “But how am I going to call Artemis? And why would she lend me her sacred Hind?” I ask. Artemis is the goddess of hunting and wilderness and on what grounds would she lend her Hind to a mortal like me?

She’s also known to be a virgin. ‘Yeah, that’s not true for me. I don’t have a twin. And I don’t plan on staying virgin if I can help it.’ Artemis chimed in. I didn’t think she’d have the exact history this goddess had anyway. That would be weird. People frequently identify Artemis as Selene, the Moon Goddess. She’s the protector of young children, especially young girls. Seen as the goddess of the animals.

" Amid our conversation, Artemis cut me off. As of now, I am convinced that the genuine Artemis is the one whom I have encountered, and the individual who granted me forgiveness is none other than Hermione. I vividly recall when she mercilessly took away my parents' lives. My body feels like it has been drained of all its strength and energy, leaving me feeling weak and vulnerable. "Hermione, what actions did you undertake, and what motivated you to do so?" As soon as I posed the question, tears cascaded down her cheeks. "Artemis, I can't believe my eyes! You're alive?!" Hermione's voice echoed through the room as she let out a piercing yell. It was she who made a genuine attempt to end Arte

"Yeah, Bluebella. I'm here." “Cute.” Artemis lowly admired. “Your love is undeniably strong. I've never cared to see how humans loved each other.” She folded her arms, tapping her fingers. “Love to me is dreamy. Many try to get it in reality, but very few seldom obtain it. Bond or no bond, eventually people lose the ones they love.” “We are done here.” I rasped, jaws ticking. Enough of the speech. Artemis nodded with a faint smile. She placed the panda cub to sit beside her. Then she bowed her head, holding her palms in front of her, bringing them closer together. In the measured space between them, a mystical glass globe with colorful magical energy of the universe irradiating it.

His fingers wrap around mine, crushing them gently in a tight, possessive grip that leaves zero doubt as to where I stand. Artemisia stares at our joined hands, her face twisting into a mask of pure hatred. "Leonidas! She endangered your life! She doesn't belong in the Argyros Citadel!" Leonidas doesn't even look at her. He glances at Aspen Li, his voice razor-sharp. "Remove her from my sight." "Leonidas, no!" Artemisia screams as Aspen and Stelios step forward, grabbing her by the arms and dragging her toward the outer gates. "I am your true Luna! The Moon Goddess chose me!"

Her mother had been pulling the strings of her entire life, forcing a love that wasn't real just to settle an old grudge. ​"And then," Eve added, stepping forward so the pack could see her, "when Jude chose me anyway, she went to the Everglades. she got a potion to cloud my mind during the rogue attack, and another to force Jude to turn against me." ​Chyna began to laugh crazily, insulting the elders, the guards, and even the Moon Goddess herself. She had lost her mind to her own bitterness. ​"Take her away," Jude ordered the guards. "Lock her in the cells until we decide her punishment."

maybe I should stop comparing the two brothers in my head. I smiled at him instead. “She’s the good of the moon, hunt, and wild animals,” I explained and his eyes lit up. “Yeah. I remembered that well. You know I never paid attention to Greek myth class,” he said and I chuckled. There was something off about him but I liked him anyway. He wasn’t as cynical as Aidan and knew when to crack a joke. Stop comparing Artemis. “So Artemis, why are you here?” He asked and I shrugged.