The Curse Of The Goddess Novels & Stories

I chuckled awkwardly and sat on the other side of the large couch, pulling Alyse to sit close beside me. “Astéri and I were speaking about our travel plans” Elaine spoke, capturing my attention away from Astéri. “Oh, and what have you come up with?” I asked, taking the bait. “We didn’t get too far into it, we were waiting for you to rise” Astéri cut in. “We’re here now, so let’s get to it” I said leaning back into the soft leather. “The Triple Goddess is on Cape Breton Island. She and her Mate took the positions of Alpha and Luna before the hunters attacked” Astéri began.

"You seem like you have a lot on your chest lately. Something you need to get off your mind?" "Oh, no," she replied, her voice smooth and condescending, a thin veneer of politeness masking the venom beneath. "I'm perfectly fine. I'm just wondering," she continued, her tone dripping with mock curiosity, "why the goddess would make that kind of mistake, choosing a low-born like you to be her vessel. It seems...uncharacteristic, wouldn't you agree?"

“Thank you all for your help. The next step is to get a curse put on an object. Who would like to help with that?” Everyone raised their hands. “As I was hoping you all would. We need to put a horcrux on it that we can be hidden under goddess magic.” “We will help get supplies. We could be ready in 5 days to do that.” “That’s perfect. Me and Maria are going to go on a tour to get more species of allies. We will be back in 4 days. Let me know if you can be ready before that.” “Yes, all powerful one.” They all bowed to her.

She thinned her eyebrows and shook her head lightly while saying. “I didn't get you,” I took a deep breath as I realised she needed time to process everything. But, I wanted this by hook or by crook. “Do you know where your grandmother’s book is now?” I asked as we had our witches too but they were not that much trained for doing it. The Moon Goddess curse was something brutal and powerful to break. She was the werewolves goddess and somehow had the ability to increase or decrease our powers. And, that book might help them to increase their knowledge and power so that they could break the curse.

she said beckoning on her daughter. "I'd be sending you to the planet Earth. You need to bring back our goddess. Alvandia has done their worst. The curse is getting strong with each passing day. We need the goddess, she's the Antidote to this curse " The priestess Said in a breathe, When a messenger ran in.

A desperate prayer under a dying moon. “Cain made a plea,” she murmurs. “One a mortal should never have uttered. One no Goddess should ever answer.” “But you didn’t answer,” I whisper. Her gaze burns hotter. “No. Something older did.” The sky darkens. The mirror shows it: A shadow-wolf stepping from the void. Eyes like voided moons. Power like a hungry tide. Bloodveil. The curse. “It is not a curse,” the Goddess says bitterly. “It is a god.”

She said this and turned to look at Mother Mary. "Is there anything we can do about it? Any possible way to break it?" Mother Mary fiddled with her sweaty hands as she asked. "May I know who cursed him?" Calise asked with no expression on her face. Mother Mary took a deep breath and fluttered her eyes. "The moon goddess... It's kind of a long-" "I will not be able to do anything about it," Calise answered straight and gazed at Mother Mary, whose lips were parted from being cut off before finishing her sentence.

“This greatly angered the Moon Goddess and she demanded for them to stop. A great war broke out, and the Goddess cried in pain. The mate heard her cries and sent her his power. It was with this power that she cursed them again... in order to remain alive they must feed on the blood of others, they could bear no more children, and their very souls were ripped from them and cast into the void.” “The battle stopped and the mate, who was running as fast as he could to the battlefield finally arrived. As he glared at the cursed ones they burst into flames and turned to dust. But some escaped his sight and fled. So, that is why we must stay alert. Because the cursed ones still walk the Earth, and

The Moon Goddess embraced me like a mother, my mind was cleansed and all the heartache and sorrow seemed to disappear. "Goddess, Haydn is in trouble. Please help me save him." The Moon Goddess was all-powerful and all-knowing, Haydn's strange changes must be within her knowledge. I really hoped that the Goddess would be able to restore Haydn to normal and change back to what I was familiar with. "He was cursed." Cursed? Haydn and I both wore moonlight necklaces, and I thought the pair would protect us both from the dark magic. Why didn't the necklaces work this time?

“A land of plenty. A land where the springs never run dry. That’s all I know. The legends never say. But… there is a song.” “A song?” Aviva looks down at her feet, closing her eyes like she has to dig through her memories to find it. “I don’t remember all the words, but it spoke of dark times when a curse swept through the sacred land and chased the magic away. The Goddess dropped Her veil of starlight to contain it, but it was too late. The curse turned the green hills and valleys to dust, where nothing grows, where the ground is too hot and the sun burns. The curse came from the Baetyl because someone opened it, and let it out.” Aviva opens her eyes.