The Demigod Breeder: Their Hated Obsession Mga Nobela at Kwento

John agreed, Emma never told him the name of the baby's father or where she met him but he knew it was some Jacob named man as Emma had given him the Junior title. He told James that when last time Emma talked to him, she was very sad and she revealed that her baby's father doesn't love her and he loves another woman whom she never believed is a good woman and also she was afraid that if someone knew about Junior Jacob's birth, his life could get in danger. Jacob frowned deeply, Emma told him that he doesn't love her. Why? What had he done? Isn't she the one who left him? He had always loved her why she can't see it?

I glanced at Grandma Luna, and she also had a look of confusion on her face, like me. God Zeus cleared his throat and explained, “Long time ago, Goddess Artemis or Luna broke the sacred rule and that is not to fall in love with a gifted human. However, she broke the rules, as a consequence, she was forbidden to go down again and was locked up on the moon. But Hades was opposed to the idea because he loves Artemis. He can’t accept Artemis being locked up, so he went to rebel. To get to us, he convinces the demons to attack the magic users, but they lose the war. As for Hades, we locked him up in the underworld too, however, he’s too powerful and he manages to break the seal. We knew he didn’t

"Wait, hold on Melina. Rituals? What do you mean Rituals? And what kind of rituals, Melina?" Melina inhaled deeply and released the burden weighing her down. "According to Daphne, the king's mother was ruthlessly killed by the king's father after giving birth to their last so all because she was also a breeder and Breeders are not allowed to live in the Crimson Fur pack because they believe they are a curse. Can you imagine that? Done told me that the king would do the same to me once I bear his child. Is this what you want to happen to me, aunt?"

I started thinking that maybe the Alpha had forgotten about today and his job of taking away my virginity, but my hopes are soon crushed when the front door swings open and he and the Doctor waltz in. “Good morning Miss Laina. Hope you are doing well.” Doctor Freelan greets me, his eyes roaming my body. I suppress a shudder and smile as sweetly as I can, bowing my head in submission. As a Breeder, I have to be good and obey these two males or risk being punished each time I disobey them on their visits. I once saw a Breeder be punished about two years ago. Apparently, she tried running away from her role, only to be caught. The Warriors in charge of guarding her took a silver whip—silver bei

“We came down and supposedly fornicated with mankind and caused all sorts of chaos. As a result of our pairing with humans, we produced a super human race of man known as the Nephilim. We taught humans things they were never supposed to know. So, God decided to curse us for it, banishing us from heaven to live on earth. Then he caused the flood to try and wipe out the Nephilim, who in those days were giants, such as Goliath. Nowadays, any offspring we produce with humans are just those who possess some sort of “gift” as it is called sometimes. Those who have the power to heal, to predict certain events, and so forth. Witches some would call them. We call them Demi-gods or Demis for short. Th

he asked her. "I am not using anyone as stepping stone. I am making them demigods" she rectified angrily. "So tell me what demigods are, to gods. Aren't they some servants?" he scoffed. "Thanks so much, I don't want to be a demigod, I want to be a god, like you. Tell me your secrets" he let out honestly.

She would ensure that anyone who ever spoke out against her or opposed her would no longer have any room to talk about her. Her maniacal laughter echoed around the coven from her room, and even though she did not see it herself, she knew that people around her were scared. She could feel their fear as she kept on laughing throwing her head back for good measure. An even more malicious grin curled up on her lips as she thought even about the beings that called themselves the guardians of the Court of Hades. Even though they were formed by magic, it was clear to her that they had lost their way. Meera would be the one to destroy them when she got her hands on that power from the entity.

“Your children?” “Your world is one of many nursery cultures for the Gods. We can’t risk birthing them at home on Olympus, and so we make them beyond the matrix where it’s safe. At times we send ourselves in, born into your world, to avert an apocalypse or steer evolution toward the Gods, away from demons. Naturally, our opposition is doing all this in the opposite direction. Make a legacy worthy of a God or Goddess and we will bring you into our reality as a God. You will transcend from demigod to God.” Zeus explains. “Your opposition?” Jasper asks. I don’t have to gain access to his mind to know that he’s wondering who could oppose a God.

She was on her knees, her head bent. His head merchant had informed him about their newest breeder, purchased from the human world. Just like Abbator, Merisbeth lacked the female species. The demons had been buying them from the outside world to breed them. This female cowering before him would make it the twenty-fifth female Draken had bought for himself. Costly beings! He cursed inwardly, gaiting toward the female. The city below was bustling with life. Draken could hear the roars of males down below, just a few meters outside of the castle. They were probably gambling, he thought.

I had to move fast. I turned through the pages of the spell book with shaky hands until I finally settled on what I was searching for. “Thrakos, Demon of the Underworld, Lord of Hell,” I whispered, my fingers tracing the forbidden verse. “He who commands the forbidden flames of the devil's domain,” my voice grew louder, desperation etched in my eyes, "I call thee, Thrakos. I summon thee to the mortal realm. Kneel before–” The sound of thunder cracking cut me short before I could complete my words. The ground began to rumble and the circle I had engraved on the ground expanded outwards as dark smoke clouded the entire place.