Orion Myth Novels & Stories

“Can gods even have mates?” “The other’s cannot, no. We are different in that regard. A very long time ago, Lunette plucked the three stars from Orion’s belt and breathed life into them. Did you know there’s an ancient legend that the stars aren’t hunks of burning rock, but actual souls?” His lips twitched at the look of utter shock on my face. “Anyway, that’s where Orion gets his name from. Considering we were created to oversee her people, isn’t it reasonable to assume that we’d also have mates of our own?” The words tumbled from my lips before I could stop them, spurred on by a sudden burst of worry that stole my breath away.

They were forced out of their homes and thrown into the chaos that would only try to consume them. ‘No matter the reason behind the war it’s no reason enough to destroy countless lives.’ I said. Orion nodded, he was a solider and wars in this world were just as deadly as the ones in my own he knew what I was talking about. ‘When you and your brother were born—’ ‘My brother?’ He nodded, ‘Apollo, god of women and wine.’ He rubbed his head. ‘He’s your twin— when you were born Olympiad was at war with the mage world your mother placed you with guardians to protect you, but your guardian Arke never returned. Your parents thought you were dead until your arrow shot through the northern sky.’

Fae exist for a purpose which becomes the incarnation of their power. Thus, they cease to exist without it returning to nothing but ashes. Sometimes, they interact and blend in with humans just like Iridescent, the Heart Manipulator. However most of them are often content hiding behind the shadows like Orion, known among fairy folk as Morpheus derived from the God of sleep in Greek Mythology.

"And do you, Lyra Selene—" "She's mine too." Orion's voice rang out across the ballroom. Everyone froze. He stepped forward, his eyes blazing gold. "She's my mate. Not just his." The room erupted. Whispers turned to shouts. "That's impossible," someone said. "A split claim—" "It can't be—" "Orion," Kael's voice was deadly quiet. "You were banished. You have no right here." "I have every right," Orion said, stepping closer. "The moon goddess chose us both. You can't change that."

Zoya looked at her father with adoration in her eyes. "You really loved Ammi right?" She asked softly, eyeing their wedding album. "More than I think anyone ever could" Yasir whispered with a far away look in his eyes. His eyes moistened as Zoya cuddled near him. He hugged her close to his chest caressing her hair while he told her about her they met and how Yasir felt as if he couldn't think of anything else other than Maheen. Zoya listened attentively. She had heard this story multiple times but every time it makes her belief on soulmates stronger. After a while he told her about Qadir, who was a private investigator.

that the money lent by the orphanage was just enough to last for a month. Good thing that my orphanage had an educational program which helped me finish high school and this aided me to get a job easily at the inventory department of Lyla’s Café. I must admit that everything went smoothly, maybe I was truly lucky. However, I still wanted to have that space wherein I don't have to think about anything, but even though I do, I don't want to become an empty space which is who I am at the moment. My thoughts went to a halt when I heard a loud bang from a harshly closed door and when I traced as to where it came from I saw a young lady wearing a light, white cocktail dress with hair so soft as t

"I've never seen patterns like these." "You haven't," the Keeper said. "They no longer exist." Lucien turned to him. "What do you mean?" The Keeper crossed to the door and rested a hand against the cool stone. "These are the stars as they appeared when Orathyn still stood beneath an open sky." A hush fell over the chamber as everyone looked up again, and this time they understood they weren't looking at decoration. They were looking at a sky that had vanished centuries ago. For a while the group drifted apart, each of them drawn to a different section of the star-covered door. The quiet wasn't uncomfortable — every so often someone would point out a carving or murmur a question, but mostly t

"Orion. Orion. Orion." His name fell from my lips like a desperate prayer as we plunged deeper into the dark water. The impact had been brutal—even with our supernatural healing abilities, hitting the surface at that velocity had been like colliding with concrete. Every bone in my body screamed in protest, but that pain was nothing compared to the terror clawing at my chest. Something was wrong. Terribly, horribly wrong. Orion's body had gone completely limp in my arms the moment we'd hit the water. His powerful frame, which had held me so protectively during our fall, now felt like dead weight dragging us both toward the murky bottom of what I could now see was a river.

"They said the wizard receives visitors when a particular star appears in the sky. To make sure she is safe, we will wait until the start appears." "When did you see the star last? Nwife asked. "Last Oye market day. It comes out once or twice every season," Offia responded. "So, we will wait till next season?" Nwife asked. "It comes out once or twice every season. You'll wait, who knows it might come out tomorrow." "Why would sleeping with the Queen ruin everything?" Nwife asked. "The Oracle said she must be pure otherwise what she would see would overpower her and she might not come out like others."

The air was foggy and freezing cold. "Orion lives in a cave in one of the hills..... we're close" Apparently, we were taking a short cut to avoid the Grymloks. A shiver ran down my spine when I heard yelling and screams from the other side. We got to one of the caves by the mountain side and got down from our horses. "We're here" Tyrenn said as Luke grabbed Theo and placed him over his shoulder. Theo continued to struggle against Luke's hold even as we walked into the cave. "Orion is a shape shifter. He might be in any form. Be careful not to step on the tail of any cat you see here. It's better not to piss him off if you really need his help" Tyrenn said.