The Captured Goddess Novels & Stories

Her eyes were silver and she wore a silver dress that shimmered in the blue light. Azura was mesmerized by the woman’s beauty. “Come my child,” the woman spoke, her voice so serene. Azura stepped closer. “I’ve been waiting for you,” the woman said softly. “Why? Who are you?” Azura asked curiously. “I am your mother and mother of all wolves. I am the goddess of the moon. I am Selene,” she replied with an earnest smile. Azura was taken aback at her response. “But what can I do for you?” Azura said confusedly. “My child, you are special. You are my gift to my children. You are the key to end Leus’s evil,” she said smiling again. Azura was still confused. “But..how am I suppose

When she returned her gaze to the trespassers who had now been reduced to a sorry state on the sandy ground, she raised her chin and said, “Don’t struggle. It’s futile. Even as a corpse, none of you will be able to leave for a single reason.” “This Goddess happens to be lacking entertainment for the few days to come.” … The Gift of that giant who belonged to the Kapre species was the red barrier that he could conjure to surround him on all sides. Ley had so much trouble dealing with it because every time a shield break, another take its place in a matter of seconds. The headache was real considering that the enemy could definitely conjure the shield several more times.

I was grateful that he was on my side… Again I asked myself, ‘What exactly are you, Adrian? Then I looked at Artemis who was launching arrows at unbelievable speed and left ashes of demons all around her. Even though I was seeing her hunting for the first time, I was not surprised at her efficiency because she was the Goddess of the hunt after all. Then I turned towards Mercy and saw her uttering spells at the demons and killing them off. Seeing her using the spells, I remembered that we were supposed to capture some demons to interrogate. So far, all of us were concentrating on killing the demons. By now, the demons had thinned out and only a few were left.

"From the burden of being everyone's meaning." Through the chain, I saw what approached—not the Devourer as destroyer but as possibility itself. The thing the goddess had imprisoned eons ago, patient and waiting for consciousness to evolve enough to handle true freedom. "One day," Sarah announced, her temporal sight strained. "It arrives tomorrow." The goddess looked at us—hundreds of thousands of consciousness choosing connection and freedom simultaneously. Her perfect design thoroughly, systematically, consciously rejected. *I was so alone,* she admitted, her divine form becoming more human, more vulnerable. *Before I imprisoned it, I was the only structured thought in infinite possibility

Nora screamed. The struggle of power went back and forth. The Goddess trying to hold on. She could feel Nora’s powers trying to come back. “Enough!” The Goddess said, taking her other hand and pressing Nora’s head. Nora ‘s eyes rolled back into her head and she fell backwards onto the ground. “I am not using your daughter as a pawn. This is just how it is.” The Goddess said, stepping over Nora. “See for yourself.” She whispered and the world went black.

I had them in my arms in an instant. "What the " was all I heard before I teleported. I realized I had been teleported to Serene's room. I was back in Black Alder territory. "ELENA " Serene screamed. "What are you doing here? I saw you captured." "Serene, I need you to watch my children while I handle some business." Then I realized what she said, "Wait, what do you mean you saw me captured." I asked. " The moon goddess sent me a vision of you being chained and captured by two witches and a male wolf." She said, hugging me.

The celebrating pack members didn't seem to notice, too caught up in their joy, but I felt it immediately. She was here. The Moon Goddess materialized in front of us, her silver hair flowing like liquid starlight, her ancient eyes fixed on me with an intensity that made my stomach clench. She wore robes that seemed woven from moonbeams themselves, and power radiated from her in waves that pressed against my skin. Damon stood immediately, his body positioning itself between me and the goddess, his Alpha instincts screaming protection even though he had to know it was pointless against a divine being. "Alpha Damon," the goddess said, her voice like wind chimes and thunder combined. "Step aside

The beautiful goddess in the pot said making me step towards her and look at her before taking a deep breath. “You are the goddess of Oracle? I want to know if the black goddess has been captured by the gods and if my dreams… are they an ill omen or just something messing up with my mind?” I ask making the woman in the pot smile as her hair is like swaying on her head. The goddess starts to laugh making me shiver as Vlash come behind me and hug me over my shoulders as he stand on my side. I look up at him before I look at the goddess.

Another asks, worry very evident in his voice and on his face as his forehead creases. “What does she look like? Has she been captured?” Another asks and as Liam is about to answer this specific person, Emmett warns him via the mind-link. “Everything is under control. I want to let you all know that she was indeed captured but the moon goddess has other plans for us all. She is the Luna we all have been waiting for years. She is my Mate and it has been confirmed.” Alpha Emmett tells them and the audience goes too silent. One would never imagine such a loud silence.

Already almost losing consciousness, I heard a very quiet melodic voice that said: -Deya. The girl looked at the statue and froze: the white stone seemed to be melting, leaving living skin underneath. The white robe fluttered. Here the Goddess slowly raised her head, looked directly at the girl. Deja realized that she was very beautiful. Silvery eyes shone with light. Eyelashes and hair are whiter than snow and also slightly glow, like light, perfect skin. It seemed that it was all saturated with moonlight. The goddess sighed and smiled. All the darkness in the room was gone, gone, absorbed into the floor and walls, leaving only a glow. I haven't spoken to mortals in a long time.