Sun God Re Novels & Stories

The celestial alphas governed the physical domain, while the ruling gods reigned over the spiritual domain of the pack and its members. The Sun god was the ruling God of the Solvaris pack. In his presence, the power of all Solvaris celestials increased considerably. And that was why the higher celestials waited until the sunrise to make their move. ‘Their intentions don’t seem as holy as their presence,’ Icifer said, our shadows analyzing their eight stars on the constellation insignia of their military attire. I smiled faintly as Icifer’s danger sense spiked to a high alert the moment the violent surge of energy zapped through my shadow barriers.

Nothing, so far, has made sense, and I was interested to know her perspective. "What do you mean?" I asked. "Everything is making sense... You being cursed, me having to find the Medallion, the Moon Goddess´s revelation that I must save you. Of course, the way the oracle addressed you, but also why the vampire ark opened with a drop of your blood." She paused, "It also makes sense why Helios didn´t want our union to happen," she said, "Helios is the god of the Sun, and he is the Moon Goddess´s brother. Selene loves her creatures, the ones she created and the ones that were born in the darkness of the night while she sheds her light above all." She took another deep breath.

She immediately knew she was awake. She found herself lying facedown across the back of a horse. Directly in front of her sat Ki Caraka, now dressed in a strange garment resembling a long robe. “And here, I’m no longer Caraka.” His voice had changed. “My name is Tandapati, Grand Master of Gedung Neraka and the most loyal servant of our mighty Great Light!” A chill crawled up Rinjani’s neck. The voice sounded demonic. Raspy. Heavy. It seemed to scrape against her eardrums.

He was trying to remain respectful. “Then one day, the Goddess glimpsed something in the distance. She wasn’t sure what it was, but she knew she had to find out.” Elder Roz looked up as though she was looking to the sky, though the ceiling hid the view. “When she got closer, she saw a beautiful celestial being. The Sun God. He had a few small things that he had created, but none of them held life, for he lacked something important but could never figure out what that was,” she continued her tale. I had never heard this story either, but it was an enjoyable tale.

Hence the human worshipped The Sun God and Rubiel Goddess as patrons of the country. The Sun Festival was dedicated to God Lillio, but it didn't mean they didn't honor his sister. According to the book, there was another festival devoted to Goddess Lunaris, Rubiel Festival, which would be held next month. If the Festival of the Sun told the story of the God Lillio's valor fighting against monsters. Rubiel Festival was more telling about the Goddess Lunaris' kindness and loving heart to many people. About the festival, I thought to put it into my schedule. Since it seemed to be as exciting as this festival.

His throne, an elaborate seat of blazing gold, was set atop a dais, encrusted with sunstones that shimmered with every step he took. The air was warm, always perfumed with the scent of molten amber and sweet nectar. His chambers were adorned with tapestries woven from sunbeams, depicting the many victories he had claimed over the eons. It was a place of immense power and unbearable heat—a fitting abode for the god of the sun, where only the most resilient could withstand the intensity of his presence.

“What? He can’t do anything to us unless the goddess allows it.” Ms. Tanis changed the subject. “Your assignment is to learn more about the sun god. He is important to our community as well. We praise the moon goddess for all she does, but the sun god is just as important.” We all groaned. This was a stupid assignment. If they are saying that reject is meant to be special, they are crazy. No way would she be more important than the rest of us. Celia raised her hand. “Can we work in groups?”

"You can't allow the sun to turn completely orange." Erebus nods and raises his hands the orange sun is slowly disappearing. A silver chariot rides out of the smoke. Dionysus looks at Helios "It seems someone stole your entrance." "So it does. Ugly ass bastard. I'm already pissed he had interfered with my sun." Helios is the God of the Sun. Lucius steps off the chariot looks around and smirks looking at Zeus. Zeus mouth "Fuck you." "Darn, he's ugly" Tay mumbles looking over her shoulder then she frowns when she sees a familiar face hiding behind a warlock. "Just the woman I was waiting on." She pats Duncan's chest.

Whereas Selene is the goddess of the moon, Helios is the god of the sun. So, this child of ours would have the ability to untie or divide the wolf race. But is it even our child? I’m sure she mentioned something about Helios taking Selene’s child. If there was a way to reunite mother and child, I’m sure the gods would not need ours.

She opened a page which was written on god of sun’s personality. “Read this line” She pointed towards it and we read it. The second we read the whole thing, Evelyn and I looked at each other with shocked expressions. “According to this, the moon goddess and god of sun had a spark between them that attracted them towards each other by any means. They were destined to meet at any cost and the sun god was one of the most powerful protectors at that time. But the major point to see here is that…” She opened another page. “When he died with the moon goddess, his last oath was to protect her love and for that he will reborn as the most powerful and strongest warrior in the next life”.