Novel & Cerita Story Of The Moon Goddess

"Then let’s begin." She gestured for Lena to take her place among the circle of runes carved into the earth. The moment Lena sat down, the space around her vibrated as though with some force. Celeste knelt beside her, palm hovering above Lena's heart. "The power of the Moon Goddess is based on your feelings," Celeste said. "That is your hurts, your rage, your love-all of them are the energy. But you have to be careful very much. Once you lose yourself in that then probably will not be better than the creatures we oppose to."

"I don't remember. It must have hurt though. Like hell." He chuckled but then quickly stopped. "Sorry, I shouldn't be laughing." His cheeks turned red. I shook my head and laughed. "It's alright. It is a bit funny though." Easing, he gave me his million dollar smile. "So about mates. Tell me more." I shuffled and crossed my legs on the couch, stuffing a pillow in my arms before I took his hand and started aiding his arms while beginning the story. "So, you know we believe in the Moon Goddess. Legends say the Moon Goddess couldn't have the love of her life so to bless her children, us, she divided every wolf's soul in two and put it in another being. For them to have the love of their lives.

I could only cry. Just when I thought I was free. Perhaps they were right after all, I was cursed by the moon goddess herself. I wondered what wrong I had done to the moon goddess in my past life to be subjected to this kind of life. With pain, I stood up from the bed, putting on my clothes slowly. My bottom was throbbing with pain. I could hardly stand fully on my feet. I stared at the room for the last time in tears then I turned around. It hurt so much that I was even unwanted by everyone I came across including my mates.

( Yvonne’s POV ) "Wow, that was a long nap. I have to finish this book before we see Mitchelle , so let’s skim through and find where we were." I mind linked my tigeress “In the beginning of time the Moon Goddess gave wolves the ability to become men. Her sister, the Sun Goddess, wanted something similar, but not as abundant. Something to show that she was as present as her sister was. The Moon Goddess, loving her sister very much, gave her sister the ability to make a tigress a woman. The Sun Goddess loved the idea. It showed her presence without the sense of arrogance. Every thousand years the Sun Goddess finds one she-wolf and blesses her with the gift of becoming a tigress. The tigress i

Don't understand and don't know what's going on. She had been waiting for a child to be present in her household with her husband for so long, she had waited for ten years until finally, the Moon Goddess gave her a baby in her stomach, and when the baby was born she could not believe that her husband had advised their child to be hidden from the world. Percy looked at his wife sadly. "What comes with blood, when the full moon becomes dim, the battle is smoldering," Percy replied, shaking his head. The woman who was still sitting on her bed weakly widened her eyes, she turned towards the window where the sky was pitch black, just realizing what was happening.

I told him, trying to laugh away my discomfort. He tilted his head with a quirk of his eyebrow, his lips lifting in the hint of a smile. "I thought they made the story feel more intimate. After all, the Moon Goddess is just a woman, an extremely powerful one, but a woman all the same. The drawings show her as a mortal being rather than the entity in the clouds we usually think of her as."

I regretted being a blind, naive fool who traded her pack’s legacy for a deceitful smile. With the absolute last ounce of my fading consciousness, I screamed out to the heavens, crying into the mental link of the creator. Moon Goddess, please… hear me. If you grant me another life… I won’t make the same mistake twice. I will tear them down. I will protect my pack. Just give me another fucking chance! The world snapped. The darkness didn't linger. Gaspr! I shot upright, my lungs violently expanding as a desperate, burning gasp tore from my throat. I thrashed wildly, my hands instantly clawing at my chest, desperately searching for the jagged, sticky tear of the silver blade.

Cassian's gray eyes settled on her. "That is what you've been taught." Kieran's voice was low and steady. "Then explain." Cassian nodded once. "Gladly." He looked around the ancient chamber. "History records that the Moon Goddess created the werewolves, blessed the kingdoms, and vanished after defeating the darkness." He paused. "Every part of that story is true." Hope flickered briefly in Nova's eyes. Then Cassian continued. "It is also incomplete." Silence returned. "The Moon Goddess did defeat the Shadow King."

But it was better than nothing at all. I dropped to the ground and opened the novel, reading through the first few chapters quickly. The first thing I found was that a life-conducting conduit had not been initially created to protect men. The Moon Goddess had been taken by a woman. As a goddess, she could not feel real love for humans, but apparently, she was beautiful beyond words. So to make sure she could watch the human woman for eternity, the Moon Goddess gave the human a part of herself to give her immortality.

Chris huffed. Elder Elise suddenly spoke up. “The Moon Goddess is rarely considered to be one whole, pure being,” she explained. “She, like the moon, lives in cycles—phases. She loves and she hates, she provides light and she provides darkness. Perhaps a part of her does not wish to blight the land of her children.” “But another part of her also feels the fury of a mother whose children have strayed,” I murmured. “You’re not telling me you actually believe those old stories, do you?” Chris suddenly asked, rounding to face me now. “They’re just myths, legends to pass on to children. Come on, Ava.”