Taurus Constellation Myths Novels & Stories

Unfortunately, although he excelled in everything else, humor wasn’t his forte. At nights, they had no choice but to talk in hushed tones or via text. They stayed indoors but Ecto tapped her phone’s compass and could tell its exact orientation anytime. On her phone’s screen, he would show Kate a whole planetarium of stars, planet and nebulae, swimming wherever in the sky she pointed her gadget. Ecto also accompanied the show with a narration of the names of all the constellations and even the myths about them: King Cepheus, Lyra, Hercules, Arctophylax or Boötes the Hunter, Ursa Major, Draco the Dragon…

“That one… Orion’s Belt. My father once showed me. Those three stars in a row, perfectly aligned.” Lucian followed her gesture, his fingers brushing the back of her hand as he traced the air above them. “And there, that’s Cassiopeia. My grandmother once told me the story. A queen, vain and punished by the gods, hung forever in the sky.” “Of course you’d know the one about vanity,” Isla murmured, laughing under her breath. Lucian smirked, the corner of his mouth twitching a bit. “And you’d know the one about warriors. Seems fitting.”

Which resulted in them defying the spirits that gave them the beauty. The Calypso, the Korean line of Magna. Witchcraft ran in their veins, mixed with blood. They were closely related to Atlas because they shared the power of witchcraft with them. They were warlocks and witches that fell for the beauty of Cassiopeia, ending with their powers also stripped by the spirits, whom they defied. They tried hiding for a long time, but were caught eventually.

"Yes, if our child is a boy, I want him to be dashing like me." "You're so confident," Ava muttered before kissing her husband's cheek. "Then, is there anything else you like?" "Aquilla. Its shape resembles an eagle. In Greek mythology, Aquilla is a pet and a creature that was tasked with carrying lightning by Zeus. Sounds cool, right?" Ava nodded. "Let's put them into the list." When they were about to read again, the sound of a horn roused their bodies from the bed. "Uncle, Auntie! Are you still sleeping?"

We both looked up to the twinkling lights on the pod ceiling. “Lupus is a very old constellation. The Greeks called it ‘Therium’ which means ‘wild animal’ and the Romans called it ‘Beastia’, translated to ‘beast’.” Aiden looked proud by the information he was revealing. “What is the story behind it?” I asked, enthusiastic to know more. I was fascinated by most history, so this most definitely intrigued me. “Well, there are two Greek legends with regards to whom or what Lupus was. The first, was a wolf speared by a centaur in readiness for sacrifice. There is another constellation close to Lupus called ‘The Alter’, which is said to connect the two together…”

She was fascinated by the way that different cultures had woven tales of love into the night sky. "And then there's the story of Orion and Scorpio," Eddie said, pointing to two constellations on opposite sides of the sky. "According to Greek mythology, Orion was a great hunter who boasted that he could kill any animal on earth. This angered the goddess Gaia, who sent a giant scorpion to kill him."

Next, he told of the felines Minatious and Micya who took the form of tigers, though their children could take any large cat breed. Cullen frowned as he thought of the old legend. He couldn't recall who the rats or the bulls were. He would have to call Colin, who knew the myth better. Finally, he talked of the Phoenix. There had only ever been one pair who lived and died, only to be reborn. Mattieus and Annos were said to be the first. By the time he talked of the Moon Goddess and how the wolves devoted their allegiance to her in the original war with the humans, Jackson had opened his eyes.

She is also sometimes associated with the Roman goddess Diana, who, like Artemis, took on lunar attributes over time. Chandra (Hindu Mythology): Chandra, also known as Soma, is a lunar deity in Hindu mythology. He is often depicted as a young, beautiful god who rides a chariot pulled by white horses. Chandra is associated with the moon's phases, fertility, and the mind. He plays a significant role in many Hindu myths and is one of the nine planetary deities, or Navagraha. Hecate (Greek Mythology):

"He sent the sea monster, Cetus to attack Andromeda as punishment. She was later saved from death by Perseus and married him. After she died she was placed in the sky by Athena next to her husband and mother." "Oh," I say, looking up into the sky. I try to avoid his eyes. "I didn't know you know so much about constellations. You seem pretty passionate about them." He shrugs, turning his attention back to the sky. "I found them interesting and studied them. Like I said, I liked their history." I follow his gaze to the stars again and point to another set. "What are those called?" "Aries," he answers quickly. "And those?" I ask about another with an almost W shape.

she weakly whispers. What in the lizard's tail? This woman knew me, yet I couldn't recall ever sharing my Drakon essence with anyone. How she gained possession of it is intriguing. "Interesting." Hades hums, making me protective over the unconscious soul. "An acquaintance of yours?" "No." I lied with all my teeth. He can't discover she carries a sliver of my power capable of freeing me. The only way to keep this concealed is to keep her close and safe from Hades' claws. This might be the only chance I get. "But you will want to see this." Gently combing her hair past the shoulder, I expose the Tau letter glowing on her neck, the same one I bare. "Another soul before it's time." In Greek meth