Novel & Cerita Percy Jackson Fanfiction Banished God

I pressed forward into his chamber. The thought of how many good memories I've made with the Alpha, got me amazed. It had all started like a dream. First, I was banished and left with no hope of living. Then, how much attempt is being made to ruin and talk about my life after recovering all my lost joy. Come to think of it, It was then, for a good cause. Who would've thought I could be this happy after leaving my pack for being banished. It seems the moon goddess had so many plans for me, all in store for me. She must have made them banish me away from my pack just for this cause. At first, it gave me worries, but seeing all these good memories I've made with Alpha Roland, being loved and

He said. “Changed? What do you mean, Father?” “You are no longer required to send Hannah or Garin to Harlem. The goal now is to erase their existence. They have been fully restored and I have sent your sister Norae after them but I need you to assist her so we can succeed before Lucifer does,” God said. Fawn felt like she hadn’t heard right. “Erase their existence? You mean, kill them?” She asked, shocked and confused, unable to understand how it got to this point.

"I am both the beginning and the end. This world is mine.” That was not the truth I wanted to hear. I refused to let him win. Our destiny is in our hands, my voice running with a powerful force. With a final, desperate cry, I unleashed all of my Lycan might, combined with Seraphina's magic, and we continued to move forward against the dark energy. The god retreated, his power briefly losing momentum, but it was all good. Our combined efforts caused his dark energy to shatter like glass. A sudden burst of light caused the god to scream with such intensity and fury that it resonated throughout the world. Before our eyes, he collapsed as a shadow of ice and then disappeared with one last explos

“But he threw her patience to the ground, threw her motherly love aside. She could not watch while he killed innocents.” “They met in battle, the first wolf was no easy push over but in the end, the Goddess prevailed. She gave him another chance for change but that was the last thing on his mind. With a heavy heart, she banished her firstborn into the abyss of hell.” “Nice, so how does this affect us?” Magnus asked. I enjoyed the story but I agreed with him, how did all this talk help our cause? “It helps in so many ways you could not understand. Open your eyes Magnus, three mountains and streams.” Gabriel said rushing to Magnus's side excitedly.

Sylvia Fenris’ POV ************************************************************************************ “You lie.” “You lie.” The words came out shaky, my whole body suddenly cold despite the warmth of the morning sun climbing over the fence posts. “You couldn't have done it. Everybody knows you weren't born when the banishment happened,” I said. “You said so yourself," he said with an apologetic voice. I said each word louder, panic and denial blending until they were indistinguishable. "No, the banishment,” I continued.

It was now time to get the other gods ready. “Before we leave dear father, you need to decide on the gods that will go for the first ten years and the ones that will go when you return. That is if you return.” “Atropos if you mean to threaten me then I will banish you to the underworld.” “A threat it may be, but banishment you cannot. Without me who would warn you of the future that will inevitably take place. So, banish me. I DARE you to.” She stepped closer to him wanting him to carry out his tantrum.

Lowering his eyes, he shook his head and frowned. “I was banished from my mother's because I was ugly in her eyes and the fairy eyes, and I am now living on my own here with your dad, who gave me a place to belong. The fae covet beauty and I was lacking in their eyes,” he said softly, and my heart ached for him. “I'm sorry you had to endure that. I, too, was banished, but luckily got here too,” I responded with sympathy. Nodding, he told me that he heard of my plight.

In front of everyone, he made his proclamation. "I, Earl Joseph Nightwood, hereby officially declare that Elizabeth is stripped of all titles! She is banished from the Nightwood Clan, forever!" The hall was dead silent. Joseph sneered at me. "You're so proud, aren't you? You think you're irreplaceable? Tomorrow, I will sign the treaty with Prince Archon himself! I will prove to everyone that I can reach the pinnacle of power without you!" Faced with this sudden, public banishment, I didn't fight. I didn't beg.

“You have been a disgrace since birth. You finally found someone willing to accept you, and with your foolish, reckless behavior, you ruined it. Tell me—who in this pack will ever want to settle for you now?” “Dad, I’m sorry,” I cried. “I’m so sorry, please.” I dropped to my knees in front of him, begging, my tears falling freely onto the floor. But his expression didn’t soften. “By the power vested in me as the Alpha of this pack,” my father said firmly, “Athena Davis, you are hereby banished from the Light Moon Pack.” I froze completely, “Alpha, I think that’s a bit…” Silas began, but my father cut him off instantly with a low, threatening growl.

He said. “So what if he doesn’t agree? You don’t answer to him.” Gabriel said. “You know it’s not as simple as that, Gabriel. We’ll just have to find a way to break the love chain and to accomplish that, we must send Hannah and Garin back to Harlem,” God said. “But how, father? The demons weren’t able to defeat them,” Fawn said. God looked at her with an expression on his face and Fawn immediately understood what it meant. She started shaking her head, unwilling to do what he wanted.