Persephone And Hades Fanfic Novels & Stories

- Here- I say handing her my backpack, she puts it on and I immediately change and then let her up to let her rest. - Your fur is very soft- she caresses my head as if I were a dog, I snort. Luckily she yawns again and leans forward, lying on my back.- And I like your name... Persephone is the last thing I hear her say and only the beating of her little heart remains. I increase the speed a little so that tomorrow we have less distance to travel. After spending two hours at a fairly fast pace but without running I decide to stop to rest. I lay the girl on the ground as best I can and then transform and move her into

Why do I feel so drawn to her? The annoying part is that she kinda smells so much like that girl from two years ago. Yet I know she can't be her. She can't be my fated mate. I killed her years ago, with the hopes of mating with Seraphina Moondance one day. Now, what should I make out of this? Seraphina is dead and I find myself drawn to a woman I'm supposed to sacrifice. Is this the moon goddess’s way of punishing me for killing my own fated mate?

The next day I wake up, and after I put on my school uniform, I go to my first class, history class. "As you know, we have 4 vassal states: the Elves, the fairies, the merfolk, and the vampires. The elves were created by Persephone, as you know, Persephone is the goddess of spring, but she is also the wife of Hades, which makes her the Queen of the Underworld. She actually made two races of elves

"Do not touch me." The hall quieted. He laughed. "Still pretending? Who else would you choose? Cassian Hadeion? The last scrap of Hades, hidden in the shadow wing because even Olympus cannot decide whether to pity him or fear him?" Several guests laughed with him. "He cannot stand in the sun without looking half-dead," Apollo went on. "His underworld wings were shattered in the chariot fall that killed his parents. Some say he will never fly again. Some say the darkness broke more than that. Is that the husband you want, Persephone?"