The Gods Of Chaos Novels & Stories

“Tell me about the gods and goddesses, Alaric.” “Well, there were twelve gods and goddesses, I killed three and you killed one, leaving them with eight. There is Ramiel, god of thunder, Haziah, god of Ice, Selene, goddess of Love, Azura, goddess of water, Hades, god of the underworld, Alinta, goddess of flame, Aron, god of Hate and Noel, god of Earth.”

Genie whispered with a grin as I just nodded. A god-awful sound poured from the open gate, that eerie mixture of manic laughter and tortured screaming that instantly had me thinking back to the prison I had been stuck in. It was far worse than that had been, though, considering it sounded like there were thousands of them rather than the few that had been trapped in that hellhole. Beings of all different sizes and shapes, some human, some beasts, came running out into the morning sun. Grime and blood coated them, matting the fur of the beasts that had it. At least two dozen of them came pouring out into the arena, quickly surrounding Xavier as they howled and growled, pacing and circling lik

Emily scolded. After minutes of climbing the team of four finally reached underground. Chambers broke the descent, flashes of painted walls catching their light. First—bright colors: gods crowned in gold, kings lifted in triumph. Then darker—angels turning away, mortals bound in chains, eyes painted so sharply they seemed alive. The beauty bled into menace with every step. "Damn," Caleb exclaimed, staring at the walls. "They even inscribed death spells on the walls" Emily whispered. "Death spells?" Eric muttered, his voice bouncing off the stone. "That's comforting."

The mad gods continued forming, each one a doorway for the Null. And somewhere in the pattern of disaster, I detected another presence—something that had been waiting for exactly this moment of maximum vulnerability. The orchestrated ascensions weren't just removing defenders. They were creating specific configuration of divine chaos. Configuration that resembled a summoning circle scaled to cosmic size.

Eons ago, in the youth of the cosmos, there existed beings that possessed great power, comparable to celestial divinity, known by many as the Io. They ruled over the universe, shaping it to their will through the use of mythical engines of unimaginable power that made gods, the Origins. In time, the Io faded into legend and their universal empires fell apart, now only leaving remnants scattered across space, but the influence of the fabled ‘originals’ can still be felt on any world and in any civilization.

He did not feel like himself. “I have become a dog. Mage fetch! Let them do what they want. Let them destroy the balance, see the consequences. Then I will help clean up the rubble. You would not be proud of me.” “No you cannot think like that. Not with a purpose that great.” “It may be too great, unachievable. I want to get balance back to how it was. Mages need to be respected and back working with the guardians to protect us all. Not this! It is the Lord’s responsibility to give their mages direction, Mages guide the guardians to keep the peace, remove evil. But somewhere along the line the Lords have fallen. Misled with false impressions that they don’t need the guardians or the mages. A

I'm not using any lipstick or liptint, because it's not necesarry—my lips are pinkish enough. Just as I was coming down the stairs, I could hear the loud guffaw of mom, dad and my youngest brother Liam. Hades Liam Hutchinson, that's his name. I don't want to call him Hades, because it sounds demonic. You know, Hades the evil god of underworld in greek mythology. When I finally got down the stairs, they greeted me in unison. “Good morning.” I greeted back with a straight face, before sitting on the seat next to Liam.

“What the fuck was that?” “Aria can command your demons. I wouldn’t be surprised if she could command your whole army or damned souls.” Chaos said. “How?” I asked. “Your father is the product of a Demi-God correct?” Chaos asked. “Yes. But my Grandmother is a Titan. My Father is barely human.” I said. “That does not matter. The level of humanity is of no consequence, it only matters that you have humanity. And that the human descendant is of the Christian God. You could not have an Angel for a soulmate if you did not have a descendant of Christianity.” Chaos told us.

It was as impressive as it was terrifying. My eyes continued to shamelessly scan him over. His head was almost shaven with only very short midnight black hair that gave him a tough exterior. There was an evident pleased smirk playing in the corner of his mouth and as I met the deep green-blue color of his eyes with my own I gasped. It was evident that this was the god Enosos, the god witch my mother had bargained with. The whole thing filled my with dread but also with curiosity. He beamed of passion and excitement as he his eyes only focused on me. He clearly had enjoyed my ogling.