Peryton Mythology Novels & Stories

Studying for an upcoming exam about the Rosetta people. I lean back in my creaky chair and look down at the page, reading out loud, “The Rosetta people thrived in Eastonia three to four thousand years before the first Firestone witches appeared and we’re believed to have been the first worshippers of the Moon Goddess who gifted them with the power to shift into creatures of the night.” Creatures of the night. Owls, foxes, the works. I rub my tired eyes and close the book.

George stated. “George is right, we cannot underestimate the demon king, that would be a catastrophe to us all. And I fear that Sonia is behind this unceremonial alliance with him” the wizard stated. “Oh and there is one more thing” Everyone turned to George waiting for him to speak “According to Greek Mythology, Seth was driven out of the higher realm when he was discovered to be a mole amongst the gods. His brother happens to be Lucifer; the morning star” Everyone gasp in surprise.

He says and I shake my head. “She is our deity, the first Wolf.” He states. “She created the first five families and then when war almost wiped them out she created a second generation of Wolves. Ones with less power, less strength. She hoped it would balance out the threat of the Lycans and as the bloodlines merged it did.” “So, she’s some spiritual figure for you all then?” I say. “She exists. She decides which Wolf mates with which. She is the architect of our destinies.” He replies. “And we swear our oaths to her.”

she told Brynn, still feeling guilty. But then the door opens, and the doctor comes inside with a chart: “Mrs. Grey?” He calls Brynn, who sits up in surprise. "Yeah, doctor, is anything wrong with me?" she asked, worriedly patting her tummy. "You don’t worry too much; it is a sign seen when omega wolves are carrying Lycans offspring for the first time. They will drain your strength if you don’t take your partner's pheromones for a few hours. Here is your partner, by the way."

She pulled out her phone and set it on my desk, opening up a dictation app. I took the opportunity to stuff my hands under my butt because inside me. My wolf was back and itching to halt this discussion and talk to her about whether or not she felt the same as I did. I took a deep breath and dove into the story behind all of my apprehensions. I explained to Dr. Peterson about the unusual history of the multi-colored coat pack and how they gained power. And I told her about lycans and how Beowulf gained power from his mate. I outlined the brutal early relationship that the two of them had, the risks of the two of them conceiving in the first place, the damage that could have been done to Hele

“I take it he’s sleeping since he hasn’t spat out any more abominations?” “Typhon was a one-time thing!” Nyx replied with a huff, although I could pick up a sliver of humor in her voice. “No need to hold onto old grudges.” Typhon? My mind took a second to load, but eventually I did remember reading about a serpentine monster called Typhon. He was called the “Father of all Monsters”, was as tall as the sky, and with a body that was half-man, half-coiled snake. Oh, and just because that wasn’t terrifying enough, he also had a hundred dragon heads, all of which could breathe fire and control the winds!

She stepped back and adopted a respectful posture that reminded me of the handmaids in Arazona, though she was nothing like them. “You may continue your explanation,” I said calmly. “Yes. The larger figure is the great god Zeus, and the other is Lycaon, son of Pelasgus—our forefather. He was cursed by Zeus and turned into a half-human, half-wolf. But we, his descendants, believe the Moon Goddess favored him and protected him. Though cursed by one god, he was blessed by another.” She paused. “Since then, we’ve lived under the Moon Goddess’s favor.”

“Lex, does that name sound familiar?” “Hmm, somehow yes, but I can’t put my paw on how I know it.” After a few minutes of picking my brain with no success, Reggie tells us about Leticia’s shady informants tipping her off about a portal in Crete that leads to Mount Olympus. What they didn’t tell her was that Aries’s Colchian dragon guards the entrance.

“Unacceptable!” Typhon groaned at Selene’s response. Her stubbornness is one of her greatest attributes. It’s one reason why I look up to her. She is the only female Goddesses that isn’t afraid to stand up to Zeus, and she does it for her children of the moon. The werewolves and Lycans were born from her power. The thing is, she normally would let fate have its way, but she is partial to a particular boy. A Dragon, Lycan hybrid. The very first of his kind, and only the second born Lycan ever. The fact that he is part dragon, and of the royal bloodline is why Typhon is involved. He is the God of the dragon race, and in this moment, he is getting an ear full from one really mad Moon Goddess (S

Peter "Sure," he said. "Whatever you want to call him. I guess it just depends on which version of the story you want to go by, though I bet you'll be interested to know that the figure in mythology is supposed to be like a brother to Loki." I blinked at him. He gave me a nonplussed look. "Loki, father of Fenrir, Jormangadr, and Hel?" He paused. "And the eight-legged horse, but let's not get involved with that."