The God Ask Novels & Stories

"My Lord, we discovered them in the dungeons, speaking with one of the imprisoned gods. They claim that they were granted passage by the goddess, but their presence in the abyss is questionable. We thought it best to bring them before you." The god’s smirk widened, amusement flickering in his molten gaze. "Is that so?" He leaned forward, resting his chin on his knuckles as he studied me. "Tell me, mortal. Why should I not simply cast you into the depths for trespassing or possibly throw you and that little mutt into the lake of boiling Lava over there?" I swallowed hard, meeting his gaze despite the overwhelming power radiating from him. "Because we are no threat to you. We only came here fo

If not for Christopher I would've came to a complete stop. His hands went to my shoulders and helped guide me forward. I eyed all the Gods that were sitting down, looking for anyone that I knew. Most Gods the farther we got were fully dressed and without any paint on them. "Don't worry we are almost their." Blake said reassuringly. I gave a small nod and a tight lipped smile that did not reach my eyes. "There's a chance he won't give you any attention but if he does you will use that as the time to ask him questions as another Goddess. Ask him what your heart desires." Hector said softly.

Chloe asked "That's bullshit. I don't believe in God. God is only made to appease the weak, silly, and those who can't keep up with this world. If there really is a God then where is he? Why doesn't he save you all? Why I'm the one who should save you all and not him? Where is he right now when you need him the most?" I said

I could not help myself but to throw questions the moment he faced me, I swear I have no idea of what just transpired. "... Stop making me smile, Terra." I rolled my eyes at him and merely crossed my arms as I gaze at him. "I am not making you smile, do I seem to be a humorist?" I hissed at him. "I need an explanation," I demanded and I saw how he restrained himself from laughing. "Are you not aware that we have a God?" He questioned which made my brows meet. It sounds strange, I never discern such a thing to exist. Do we really have a God?

Anubis’ gaze flicked to Maru. “How dare you demand my lord for help?” Maru muttered under his piercing gaze. “You’re a deity,” Ivana said, meeting his eyes. “Aren’t you supposed to help humans?” Anubis’ lips curved into a dark, humorless smile. “You’re amusing, mortal. Do deities worship humans? Or is it the other way around?” “I’ll do anything, please,” Ivana begged, her hands trembling. “I just want to know where my parents are.”

I like the sound of that! “Why are you fighting in the war?” I asked him, wondering what he would gain from risking his life for the war between the Gods. He looked at him in surprise, as if my question didn’t make any sense. “You don’t need to answer to the Gods. Then why would you fight for them?” I asked, trying to explain my question.

“Can I think about this? What will be my choice?” Again the god nodded. "May I ask you a favor? Or Goddess Sinag, for help… if I give up someday?” "Yes. Think… and make your choice!”

"You are a true delight, Jinx of Skirmish. You don't even notice how alike we are. While we see what comes from your decision, let's have a chat. If you can answer three questions correctly or even poorly but still amuse me, you will be free to go to the next challenge. With your love, if he comes out whole. If he doesn't, you only have yourself to blame." The concoction Jinx had made with the two flasks began to foam. Heaving a sigh, Jinx tried not to show how nervous he was about this outcome. "Fine, I'll answer your questions. But if Lexi is fucked up because of this, it's because of your bullshit, not mine. Any god of the Orangelo tribes should have seen that coming." Jinx gestured vague

Gary expected his Luna, as the future mother, to ask, while Lucifron thought that Gary wanted to be the one to ask, as he was the Alpha. The goddess Chuckles. - Come on, stop pushing each other and ask. - In the book, it says that to safely enter the underworld, we have to summon the god Hades. It also says that he will usually want something in return. What do you think the god Hades could ask for? - Hades is tricky. I know him well, as he was one of my lovers. Those present look at the Goddess with wide-open eyes.

The Goddess lightly chuckled with a bat of her hand. “Well, that’s not true, but thank you for the compliment.” I outwardly grumbled, causing another chuckle. “May I ask you some questions?” I wasn’t sure if that was allowed or not. “You may ask me anything. All my children can inquire, but only once they’ve died do they get to hear the answers.” I had heard the Goddess can be cryptic; the rumours were correct. “Does that mean I am dead, then?” I knew the answer, but I still needed confirmation.