Sophia Goddess Of Rebirth Novels & Stories

As she spoke the moons words. “Yes,” She spoke slowly. Her heart dropped as the newest chosen floated within her mind, her beast growling in displeasure at the prospect while her mind whirled in sympathy. Another life the Goddess would overrule. “A Conduit?” Leonidas questioned further. “A re-birth.” Leonidas stilled and her hand clenched his as their connection continued. A re-birth was never heard of in their lifetime, a divine gift the Goddess bestowed upon her greatest wolves, a curse for they were that it was bestowed upon.

For the first time, many saw not just the goddess reborn, but the leader who might actually bind them into something greater. Jaiyana lifted her arms, letting her glow brighten ever so slightly, enough to catch every eye in the room. Her voice rose, carrying over the hum of anticipation. “Tonight, we stand together! Tomorrow, we train together! And when the time comes, we will fight together! We are the shield, we are the sword, we are the fire that will not be tamed! And I—Jaiyana, goddess reborn—will fight beside you, shoulder to shoulder, heart to heart, until the darkness falls!”

I didn’t even get the chance to speak. “He did what!” Magnus’s eyes blazed gold. “THAT MONSTER!” I exhaled. “Magnus, calm down. Let her finish.” He snarled: “CALM DOWN? WHY SHOULD I? THE MONSTER IS MOLESTING MY MATE!!” I exhaled and said: “Continue, Ruby.” Ruby said: “He told the arch-demon Kelvin beside him, ‘I never knew my Beth had been reborn again. To think she’s the goddess they spoke of.’”

The child did not yet know she had been born into a betrayal. ​Seraphyne lowered her gaze, her face beautiful beyond the limits of mortal imagination. Hair like woven sunlight cascaded over robes intricately embroidered with shifting constellations, while a crown of living, pulsing radiance floated just above her brow. Throughout the countless territories under her vast dominion, temples had been erected in her honor, kings bled for her favor, and millions of faithful offered their desperate devotion each day. She was the High Goddess of Radiance, an undisputed victor of three consecutive Rankings, and one of the most terrifyingly powerful deities in Heaven.

They were afraid of not only the situation, but the immense power radiating in the air from Jeremiah and Freya. My lips curled up as Riley grabbed Sophia's hand. She spoke softly to her, giving her and the other two sisters words of encouragement. Her brown hair was so smooth it shined in the lights and those big hazel eyes held its own power to comfort others. She looked every bit like a true Luna, a mother to her pack and protector of her people. The swollen belly only made her seem more unreal. A goddess of fertility and strength. "Are you done staring at my daughter?" Jeremiah growled at me. I met his dark brown eyes and watched them turn blood red.

Shakily I reach out my hand to her neck and breath out a slow breath, trying to gather myself and the courage to touch my mate. Her skin sends a pulse of energy through my body and instantly I feel some of my usual strength return. A gasp escapes my throat and I snap my hand back from her like I’ve just received and electric shock. What has happened to my mate? Ophelia stops chanting and turns her head up to look at me. Her eyes swim with tears but her lips are pulled up in a smile. ‘Channon, it is a miracle. Keeva is the moon Goddess’s daughter, reborn on this earth and fated to be your mate. You are the chosen ones.’

She said the most beautiful rebirths often come from total destruction. Could it be… S. Moon was… No, impossible. Sophia was just an ordinary Omega. How could she create such a successful tech company? But my Alpha instincts screamed at me: It was her. The woman I pushed away.

She had promised the previous occupant to avenge her death and also settle the loopholes in her life, and she didn't want to go back on her words. Finding the previous occupant mother would be a win for both of them, as she herself was still on the outlook for her parents. Her memories of her parents disappeared from her memory immediately when she arrived at the cult and was left with flashes which she occasionally had before her rebirth. “Should I be sincere with you?” Vincent asked instead and Sonia nodded. Why would she bother asking if she wasn't expecting his honest opinion?

Luna's POV “You have to live a life that isn't yours, for the moon goddess has granted you a second chance. There will be turmoils, and there will be troubles. But they are all tests.” “Luna!” Someone screamed in my head, and I frowned, with my eyes still closed. The voice in my head seemed like a dream. I remembered talking to someone that seemed like a light. She was pretty, with white hair. She spoke about a second chance.

Although death approached, General Siwa felt no fear. She was a goddess, but before that she was a Divine Servant. Although there was a strong Scholar on the team, he would not be able to kill her. She wasn't just a Divine Servant after all; she was also a goddess. She was a false goddess, but she still had a pseudo Godhead. To kill her Abe would have to find that as well and destroy both simultaneously. Logically speaking, he would only be able to do one of the two with his strength, but that would make no difference. Her Godhead was in her mistress's Soul Space. To kill her, Abe would have to kill her mistress first! So although she may face defeat here, she would return to her mistress an