Percy Jackson Fanfiction Banished God Novels & Stories

“Lies! I can never believe the words of the gods anymore. You use us when it is most convenient for you and now that you have no use for us you cast us aside!” Phoenix looked at the woman again and once again her eyes glowed with anger. “Let me die!” “So shall it be.” In the blink of an eye Phoenix was behind Percy and she touched his shoulder. He was able to move again but now he was under the power of the goddess and had no control over his body. “Kill her.” His body fought hard against her influence over his mind. “Goddess…,” he stuttered. “I demand that you kill her. She wants to die in your stead and I’ll mercifully grant her wish. Kill her!”

Be ready, Jezebel told her wolf, it’s almost time. Alpha Byron gave it another minute, letting the Omega ‘enjoy’ the full sensation of the destroyed Mate bond. “I, Alpha Byron Blackwood, of the Black Wood pack banish you, Omega Jezebel Wendy Fleek….” Jezebel didn’t hear the rest of it, the pain was too intense. A banishment wasn’t something you accepted it was something forced upon you. It burned through her soul, making her vomit on the snow. A mix of bile and blood. The weight of the collective pack mind lifted, leaving her free.

And betrayal of this magnitude—if true—was punishable by death. But he couldn’t kill her. No matter what. He swallowed hard. “Seraphina Wilson of Blackwood,” he said. “By the power vested in me, I hereby banish you from Arcadia”.

Joaqin sighed and went back to pick up the demon’s trash and threw it in a nearby trash Linus. “You? An angel?” Joaqin sarcastically laughed. It was the funniest joke the demon have said so far, “You can’t even throw your trash in a proper place. Stop fooling around, your far impossible to be an angel.” “Did you forget that I can’t lie to you? I’m telling the truth. I was banished because I broke a sacred rule…” The usual goofy smile from Linus is gone, his eyes seemed distant too. “I’m banished from the heavens and not welcome in hell. That’s what kind of creature I am,” Linus’s playful smile came back but somehow his eyes are telling the opposite. Joaqin felt a weird sting on his chest.

Not hearing my daughter’s painful wail made me realize that her own father had killed her. With the heavens and hell suppressing me harder, a loud and throbbing shriek came out of my quivering lips. An uncontrollable amount of anger was filling my nerves. My palms, which were in a tight fist, started to bring me pain because my nails were replaced by my claws. It pierced my own flesh, but I was too numb to even react to the pain. Logan shattered me into pieces when he decided to banish me and chose Hanna to be his Luna. But I rose up because that’s what I’m supposed to do. I need to stand back up because I had a life in my womb.

author pov ​Gaia walked around her own island, enjoying the freedom she had to do so now that she was free from the decaying Tartarus. She wished that place could be destroyed and would be happy to see it done. However, she realized that Tartarus was needed for the monsters and gods who received banishment as punishment. She hoped never to have to return there, and a shiver ran down her spine as he remembered the dismal, decaying land of the place. Tartarus was as far beneath the earth as Mt. Olympus was above. It was deeper than the underworld. It had been so hard to create a new life while she had been banished there. Gaia will be forever grateful to her children for finally freeing her an

But Lucien was the perfect servant, gathering sacrifices, stocking chaos just to unlock the final seal. Then Ophelia performed The Severing, where her blood spilled willingly, and that was his victory. The barrier was shattered, the veil opened, and he stepped through. He would unmake the world that had once dared to cage him. “They will call me evil. They will cry for their gods. But when their bones are dust and their temples ash, I will be all that remains.” As the moon shifted from blood red to black, the god took his first step into his new creation, wearing the shadow of the woman who freed him.

But the words died in my throat as I saw the hatred in their faces. “What are you suggesting?” Mom whispered. Elder Morrison’s voice was final. “Banishment. She must leave pack lands immediately. Only then might the Moon Goddess’s anger be appeased.” “No!” Mom’s scream pierced the air. “You can’t! She’ll die out there alone!” “Then perhaps the goddess will finally be satisfied,” Elder Thompson said coldly. I stood on shaking legs, my voice barely a whisper. “I’ll go.” The room fell silent except for Mom’s sobbing.

Coming back was always hectic – to the point where it tampered with my control. "We have a mate now, and she's worried." I would never forget the goddess did me dirty. I never wanted a mate but she shoved Sihana into my path. The same goddess who watched Alpha Boston torture me for years until I almost lost my last shred of sanity. My ancestors must have offended her for her to be such a bitch to me. "Don't blaspheme the goddess," Perseus warned. "We can't understand her ways but it doesn't mean she hasn't been looking out for us all this time. You're the Alpha now, remember that." Perseus shut me out after that but I didn't care.

a young warrior asked aloud. "No," Emily said firmly. "I chose not to end their lives." Murmurs spread through the room. Someone at the back muttered, "After what they did?" Emily stepped forward, her voice calm but strong. "Yes. After what they did." The room quieted again. "They lied. They hurt me. They tried to steal my place. But I won't let their actions poison my heart. They're gone. That's enough. They will never come back." Jason stood behind her, nodding. "They are banished by Alpha command. And sealed by Sonia's magic. If they ever return, there will be no mercy."