Sister Of Hades Novels & Stories

“Clotho you should apologize. You know Atropos would never put any of us in danger.” Clotho refused to say anything for the time being. Atropos took that as a sign. “Clotho, until you can be rational and open your god damn ears, please do not talk to me. don’t even call me by either of my names.” She grabbed her bag and headed towards the door. “Go to sleep Lakeisha. We have work to do. Hades has been around on earth.” Before either sister could say anything, Andi opened the door and slammed it shut. Effectively ending any potential talks or arguments. Lakeisha rounded on Cleo with a glare. “You know you shouldn’t be the hot headed one.”

I murmured. “ I guess, you're right,” mom chuckled briefly. “ Selene and Amphitrite were sisters; twin sisters to be precise with Selene being the older twin. I won't go into much details but during the most devastating war thousands of years ago, Amphitrite had to protect Selene’s daughter but she could only do that using a small clan from the hamlet her sister had formed who worshipped her since they lived by the riverside. The clan members hid Selene’s daughter until the war was over so as a reward for their commitment and help, Amphitrite gave them supernatural abilities and they became the second family to be directly intertwined with a crucial spiritual being,” mom concluded. “ Ohh, no

was all she could muster up to answer. Demeter made a disgusted face and scoffed. Though Zeus had tried to persuade her that Hades-as Zeus's older sister and ruler of one-third of the universe-was not an unfit wife for Persephone, Demeter couldn't shake the thought of how the uninvited and unbetrothed Hades was to ravish her beloved maiden. Her whole body began to fill with rage again. "It was fortunate that you did not eat anything there," Demeter said, staring at her child's lovely face. "I would still be weeping bitterly and there would be no rest in the raging fire of this world had you not returned to me."

“I want better for you,” her voice is hushed and her body trembles slightly, “after everything you’ve been forced to endure, I want you to have the one thing that was denied you for so long. We’re siblings Hades, I’m your sister,” she said, her voice rising passionately, “and for what it’s worth I’ve never stopped loving you all these years, starting from when we were little to now. I won’t stop trying to reach you. I won’t stop trying to find a small space inside your heart. Push me away,” she said, shaking her head, “and I’ll still come back to you. You’re not him,” she said thickly, “you are nothing like him, no matter how much you think it’s the case. You’re not a monster, Hades,” she ex

“I’m your younger brother, Robert! We've met so many times! I've introduced myself again and again, so why would you—” Hades glanced at him. That was all it took. Robert shut his mouth like a puppet on a snapped string. Hades shrugged. “Must I know your name?” Robert swallowed, eyes wide. “No. Of course not. It’s understandable. Not everyone remembers their siblings’ names.” Piper, who had been silent until now, clutched her wine glass tightly and said in a sweet voice, “I—I’m Piper, brother. Your younger sister.” “I see.” Hades turned to her. He drummed his fingers, his sharp gaze sliding across everyone until it landed on the empty chair beside me.

"My dear daughter got a sister witch and I got two today, we’re even! Two to two, draw." Hades had gotten Alice and the other girl? Couldn’t be!

Azrael inclined his head, and I wondered if he could somehow understand him. “We all know how it’s possible, Solana. The time has finally come. We’re going to break the curses and find your sister.” Her sister? The moon goddess and the sun goddess are related? Orion snarled menacingly, revealing just a glimpse of the beast that prowled beneath his otherworldly exterior. The hairs along my arms raised at the sheer hostility in his cold, detached voice. “Enough. We have no clue what is going to happen, Azrael. For all we know, she could easily die like the rest of them.”

He said, “Very good. I didn't expect us to meet so soon. This will save me a lot of trouble, then. You can return me the thing that your sister, Hannah Clarke, stole from me now.” Philip raised his brows slightly and said with a smile, “Hades, that’s a gift from my sister to me. If you want it, just come and get it. But before that, you have to defeat me first.” Arrogant! Domineering! Hades’ face darkened at those words. Among the 12 Sacred Halls of the West, the Hall of the Underworld was one of the top few existences. Hades was also one of the gods most feared and worshipped!

"What is that supposed to mean? She gave me a second chance. She told me to protect you—" "Hecate," he muttered. "Her name is Hecate. The sister of the Moon Goddess. The Goddess of Witches." He paused, his fingers gently patting my head. "She has the power to control the past, present, and future. So if you have experienced a life before… it means you aren’t lying." Silence fell between us. I remained frozen in his arms, listening to his heartbeat. It was loud. Almost frantic. Was my father… afraid?

Azazel was mad at everything going on; he usually maintains his calm façade, but he raised his voice at his sister for the first time in his life, which was not sitting well with him. Athena is the reason for it. Ending it is the only way he can get back his family. This tug-of-war between his family, himself, and his mind was eating his brain like a maggot eating a dead body. He has to put a period if he has to free his brain from this torture.