Thalia Greek Goddess Novels & Stories

Too fucking bad I'm not, and I'm way too deep inside him, Bella and even Thalia to be wiped away. My words seem to be failing so I bring on the tears, they never fail. “What? I love Bella V, she's my daughter.” I sob, “The goddess gave her to me through coincidence that she looks just like me.” “She looks like Thalia!” he screams at me. “Thalia looks like me,” I snap, I'm older, she came after me, I'm the original, she's the wrecked and damaged prototype. “And she poked her nose where she shouldn't have been. You were never hers to claim, but she seduced you.”

I have two missed calls from dad, four from mom, two from my aunt and six from Nathan. I groan and decide to call them after my next class. I step into the corridor, it's floor covered with a lush cream carpet, it's ceiling painted from a scene that resembled Poseidon's underground palace. I quickly click a picture to forward it to mom later on. "Thalia!" Hera shouts for my attention about two doors away. Dressed in some jeans and sweaters that she loves to knit herself, her wet hair tell me she just got of a bath. "Get your ass over here!" Alara shouts from beside her and I roll my eyes at her words.

“What?” “Yes sir. Apparently, we are her oracles. She made it so I can draw the scene.” I said holding up the drawing pad. “And Liz sees the whole picture as like a video of sorts.” “I never dreamed I’d be alive to see an oracle of the Moon Goddess!” Alpha James exclaimed. “So, you believe us?” Liz asked. “Of course, I do! There are many books that tell of different oracles through the ages and how coveted they are. We cannot let anyone know about you two.”

Clarissa added with a smile and the crowd cheered again. “Long live the princess!” The crowd yelled in unison. Clarissa smiled to her daughter, opening the ground for her to give her thanks too. “Thank You, Aletha.” Valerie started saying. “The Thanks should be to the moon goddess for without her guidance we only do whatever it is we do in vain.” She added. “Glory to her.” The crowds replied. “And also thank you for your love for that is what keeps me going and makes me even pleased to serve you all, also, thank you to Adira and the armies.” Valerie finished and took a step back as the pack cheered in howls.

I heard Alliah's giggles. Next, the Goddess went to where Thalia was, every person inside was filled with surprise because the Goddess skipped Azeah. "Thaliana Fernoda, your words could hurt, do you know that?" Thalia turned, "You drown your friends with your words, despite that you are still a reliable friend. But then, despite blaming someone, can't you just take responsibility? Don't let anger fill your heart, my Dear. " Anatia held Thalia chin to face her, she smiled at Thaliana like a mother, like what she did to Zach, Alliah, Klea, and Vad she With so much that happened to me it was like riding a roller coaster. I don't know what to feel anymore. But I felt the sincerity in his voice.

Astro was so young; fat tears rolled down his cheeks one after another. I took his hand to turn and leave, but Selene blocked our path with a wall of water. "Thalia, I heard Orion once gave you the 'Tear of the Abyss'—a symbol of the Sea God’s protection." Selene stroked her belly arrogantly. "Since I am the future Queen and my child is the true heir, don't you think it's time you hand over that necklace?" "We can't let a filthy mortal tarnish a divine relic." So that's what this is.

“Alpha King, she does not have the heritage of a witch… but something foreign hums in her essence. Something old. Something that does not belong to the moon.” The panel collectively sighed—relief for some, confusion for others. My lips twitched into a sneer. “Ah—so you are not a witch. So what are you, Thalia? What level of abomination might you be?” The meekness in her eyes flickered out, replaced by a spark of defiance that caught me off guard. She looked up, gasping for air, her face flushed. “I am not an abomination. Not anymore than you are. Are you going to kill me? Huh? Is that all you know how to do?”

“You are the reason I declared this war.” The world seemed to still. “What?” Lena breathed. “You,” Elias repeated. “Your power. Your bloodline. Your connection to her.” Kade’s eyes narrowed. “To who?” Elias tilted his head. “The Moon Goddess.” The air turned heavy. The wolves around them fell silent. Lena felt her pulse stutter. “What are you talking about?” Elias’s smile vanished, replaced by something colder. “You are the key to the greatest power our kind has ever known. And I intend to claim it.”