Poison Gods Heritage 소설 & 이야기

James admitted. “I love the feel of a classic. It’s all mechanical keyboards for me,” Tres said, shutting he computer back down. James paused. “Let me guess. You’re descended from Hephaestus, right?” “Right you are, bro. It’s not that big a deal though. Everyone here is descended from a god at one point or another. It’s not like we go around claiming allegiance and all that as if we were living out a Percy Jackson book or something. Like with me, mostly you can only tell which divine ancestry someone has from their interests and hobbies and skills and what not.” Tres laughed loudly. “My mom, she grew up Catholic. She totally freaked when my dad spilled the beans after they got married. Dad s

Until now, all he would have known was the care and protection of his parents and his birth home, working alongside those who he knew and ignorant to the slavery and pain that drained the spirit like a leech. Tracing a finger over the paper the area lit up, vanishing from sight. What that meant would be unknown to mortals and perhaps it was best to leave it like that. Certain areas had piqued the displeasure of many Gods but Am Heh was more overt in showing it. Humans would never learn the woes of heresy if nothing happened to them.

Zoey snapped. The main reason everyone with the judges at the wolf council, which was a court for shifters, got afraid and mute even if Pandora should commit the most hideous crime was because of her formidable powers. Being a hybrid meant that she was more powerful than anyone, shifter and human. Her species were rare, she wasn't a werewolf and something else but a vampire and witch. Cassandra was the only one in the kingdom who had greater power than her as she was the moon goddess incarnated as human.

“And now, Zeus is angry with them.” “Your parents broke laws, Uriel,” Hermes stood up, straightening his tan suit jacket. “First, they kept you hidden from all the other gods. Zeus is to be presented with each new god or goddess’ birth to put on record. You were never brought and blessed before him. Your parents also poisoned you well until you were twenty-five years old. Poisoning an adult god is prohibited. They have committed serious crimes.” Hermes came close, too close for my liking. Glaring at him in warning, he stepped away, putting his hands up.

She glanced at me then through my eyes, and I felt her approval flow over me like hot sun after endless winter. “This baby bears your actual heritage,” the Goddess went on to say in reference to me. "Your strength and compassion. The lengths you will go to, to keep the innocent safe. Everything you were before they ruined and shattered you.” The old one’s eyes moved to my face where the Goddess was speaking from. “You have my blood,” she said, her voice breaking with emotion. “My legacy runs through your blood. What would you choose? If you had my power, and history, and reasons for rage, what would you do with it all?”

"The 'Blood of the Dew' is coming. Zeus knows the child will be born in eight months, and in eight months, he will sweep the Underworld clean. He intends to kill every newborn in your pack just to ensure your daughter never takes her first breath." He leaned forward, his eyes locking onto mine with a heavy, piercing gaze. "The child has to live, Herse. Your people will never be truly free as long as the old Gods rule, and this girl is the only key to breaking their chains. Think of it—a world where no God can demand your blood or your fear. You have to make sure she survives, Herse. No matter the cost." Hades’s words were a cold poison in my mind as I walked home. I found Gaven on the floor

“You are the son and grandson of the founders of the Harmony Moon Pack and the Mythical Kingdom of the dragons. Your heritage has led you here and you are about to face one of the greatest battles of all time. Only you can overcome what is about to happen.” “Grandma, what are you talking about?” “The gods have bound some of your power. They won’t stop there. The gods… Their job is to look over all of us. To keep the balance. They have faulted you for no reason other than their own fear.” I am confused more than ever. “I didn’t do anything to them though. I simply defended myself when Thomas attacked me.”