Nymph Mythology Novels & Stories

I laughed and Ren had to move me away from Ace so I wouldn't melt under his glare. "It's a long story." I heard Nate saying behind me. "What about your search? Did you find the Nymphs?" "No." Ren shook his head. "We didn't. Even with PRINCE Ace's magic." "It appears that the Nymphs would only appear when they want to." Ace replied. "I don't even know if it is a good thing or a bad thing. If the Nymphs are keeping it safe then maybe it is best that we leave it alone."

Zephyra told her, knowing that the head witch had given her daughter a similar warning to the one Zephyra’s parents had given her. “You know I am an adult. Mom can’t keep treating me like I’m sixteen,” Jess complained. “It’s not even fair! Why do you get to go out with them, but I have to go home? Especially since, you know,” she said, waving her hand in small circles for emphasis. Zephyra knew exactly what she meant. The nymph’s dirty little secret. Besides their attunement to nature and long life span, nymphs were some of the weakest of all the known aberrations.

said the great sage. "To which beings are you referring, great sage?" asked Lyra. "To the sacred nymphs, magical beings that wander through the forest keeping everything in balance with nature. Maybe that's why she attacked the warriors," said the great sage. "It can't be. I've heard of them before, and I know their power can be immense, so I'll be careful, and above all, my blow will be accurate, straight to the head if necessary," said Lyra, who wanted to go where the nymph was.

Nymphs. A very beautiful, all-female species and one I have always found highly interesting. I’ve never met one in person, of course. They were thrown out of Morween territories hundreds of years ago, upon the ruling of an old Elven queen. It is said that she grew tired of the attention the beautiful creatures would attract from the high elf men, particularly her husband, King Tiewin. It is said that he grew so fond of one nymph that he threw himself to his death from the top of the palace after she was banished from the kingdom. Since then, they have lived in the distant mountains. Their scorn for the Elven race is well known and, in this case, highly justified.

Those purist nobles were going to have a fit, but I had an excellent argument to throw at them. Most of the multispecies matings were true mates, fated by Selene, the Moon Goddess and Helios. Also fated by Nyx since it now included vampires. Nyx was an interesting deity. Most tended to assume that she would most likely be evil because she was the Goddess of Night and Vampires, but that was far from the truth. She was an ancient deity that appeared at the dawn of creation. A beautiful winged Goddess.

“More like what. She was a nymph.” “A real nymph?” Griffin asks. “I thought they were extinct.” So did I. Hunters exterminated them like vermin. Nymphs were nature spirits. They weren't fighters, and they had no defence against the hunters. “Just about," Deimos answers. "Lynette was one of the last.” “And you killed her,” I say, feeling the little sympathy I had for the wolf evaporate like mist in the hot sun. “How?” “A Jade dagger usually does the trick.”

Life pulsed throughout Paradise just like blood is pumped through a mortal’s heart, Night followers got replaced with the followers of the day, both relying on each other to complete the many tasks that needed to be done to ensure the cycle of life continued without fault, and still got their much-needed restoration period as they took turns hibernating. Being a nymph meant being a part of the ever-unfolding secrets that the universe kept to itself, much like hormones were the magic that organized a mortal’s body, nymphs were the magic that organized the elements of the mortal world. Amalthea, however, was a different story.

, she asked curiously. Fiona sighed, “Part of me thinks that it was also because of their Ascendant Gift that they found each other. Do you know of the legend and relationship between Nymphs and the Leviathan?” she asked softly. “No, not particularly”, Bell answered tilting her head curiously. “Okay”, Fiona nodded and helped her when a bottle rolled away; she caught it and handed it back to her. “Maya is one of the Elements of Earth, but an Ascendant of a Nymph, derived from Nereids”, she started.