Orion Myth Novels & Stories

More often it leads to war. Ona pushes Orion away as she rushes past him. Lifting off with enough force to shatter marble, she takes to the sky, changing mid-flight into a beast of terror and fire. "Take care of the younglings," I demand as I prepare to chase after my mate. "I am trusting you to protect them like your own."

"Orion. The eldest son of Hades. I'm going to marry him." "Are you insane?" My father spun on me, horrified. "Hades? Ianthe, their house rules the land of the dead. Every other god shuns them. They don't even get any divine resources! They've sunk so low that..." "So low that what?" "That they can't even maintain basic divine dignity!" he pleaded desperately. "You'll suffer if you marry him! Pick Lucian or Perseus. They can give you wealth, status..." "My mind is made up," I said flatly. "It's Orion."

After a moment he said, >Maybe it is fate, Cael and Hael. Orion’s heart was beating fast. How was this possible, and Cael, of all people? Why was the Moon Goddess playing such tricks on him? He scooped Cael up in his arms and took him to the bathroom. He undressed Cael, and himself, and went to sit in the shower with him in his arms and cleaned them both, being extra careful with Cael. Once they were cleaned up, Orion took him to the bedroom, rubbed his body with lotion and dressed Cael in comfortable clothes. He placed him in the centre of the bed and covered him with the blankets.

I said. Orion's face crumpled. "The night she was born, the moon turned red. It wasn't supposed to be a blood moon that night, but it turned red anyway. The midwife took one look at the sky and told our mother that Athena was special. That's when Mom knew the power hadn't died. It had just been waiting." "Waiting for what?" Sarah asked. "For the right person," Orion said. "For someone strong enough to handle it." I laughed but there was no humor in it. "Strong enough? Look what it did to her. Look what it made her do."

Orion whispered. I stepped farther in, boots echoing across the black stone. “What happened to them?” “Sariyah,” he said simply. “They thought they could contain her. Thought they were powerful enough to control a god.” His voice darkened. “They failed. Some died. The rest vanished.” “And you?” He looked at me, shadows dancing behind his eyes. “I was never one of them. But I was… close. Once.” There was a pause, heavy between us. “Why are we here, Orion?”

You'll find a beautiful woman and have a dozen little giants running around. Orion didn't pull away. He listened attentively, his eyes never leaving Noah’s face. This was their ritual. Noah would spill his heart out, talking about his "crush" on a man who didn't deserve him, dreaming of a life that Orion was already planning to give him, just not with Marcus. "I don't want a dozen giants, Noah," Orion murmured, his hand sliding up from Noah’s thigh to the curve of his waist, pulling him just an inch closer. "I only want what’s mine."

"The old legends mention Lunaris... a creature from the time before humans knew magic. She's not just a wolf, nor is she human... She's a hybrid entity created from experiments with moon blood and darkness." "And Orion tried to resurrect her," Enne added, her small voice almost drowned out. The atmosphere in the room was tense. No one spoke for a while. They all knew: if Orion succeeded, neither the human world nor the supernatural world would ever be the same again. Before they could plan their next move, a loud explosion sounded from the north. The entire fortress shook. The torches on the walls flickered, some falling and going out. A guard burst in, his face covered in sweat and blood.

Hekate's laughs bubbled like water in a caldron, "He goes by many names. But he was born Orion-as he will die Orion." "Who is he?" "Someone who has been trying to destroy what my sisters and I created," She growls like a wolf. The smokey mist around her sharpens into little pin-like hackles as she rages, "Orion was once a man...a man gifted with powers and strength. He was a hero among people and a devout servant of the immortals. And he was made immortal himself after falling in love with one of these gods." "Wait...is this the Orion from Greek mythology?" I look at Ariella, "This is sounding a little like those books you loved reading-"

We didn’t have to live apart anymore, which we were all grateful for. As we sit in our temporary home we share, I continue to brainstorm ideas of how to track our leader. There has been times over the years when other Alpha’s would occasionally try to take us over and force us to merge into their much larger pack. They tried to make us submit. But it’s in Ryker’s nature to protect us. His father must have been a true Alpha which would make Ryker one as well. We are all that is left to my knowledge. Now we follow him out of faith and loyalty. As it has always been the four of us, we are now well known as Orion’s Guild, or the OG for short. We are an elite team of Rogue Hunters, rogues of all

She stared at me as if I shit myself, “Orion? What are you saying? Did you hit your head?” I scrambled up to my feet, “What do you mean?” “Orion is in Zorzaris and Zorzaris isn't our home! Or don't you no longer want to live with your mate, Kallias?” My mate?! My head aches and I felt darkness calling onto me again as I collapsed on the grass.