The Night God Novels & Stories

Name: Butt Classification: God God classification: Forsaken God | God of Night Status: Slave Master: Luis Park Active Skills: Acid Breath : Echolocation Skills upon activation: Nightmare, Darkness Passive skills: Doubles the power during the night. Weakness: Weaken the power during the day, Doubled. Note: This God is sealed by the host. The host can determinate the slave seal. The host can kill this slave with just a thought. ~Good bye host~ Then it disappeared like none of this world will find out. "This..." When he saw the data. He can't say anything!

She said, The sky grew dark, the floor cracked open and one by one the dark gods arrived. Zaymor, the god of the dead, Yefir, the god of the damned souls, The others were from different parts of damnation that were better left unspoken off, it seemed like all the nature gods and goddesses had joined illummino. Herega screamed in rage as she sent an orb at derora who flicked it away and sent a tentacle of energy that passed through into derora and began absorbing her energy,

Kohn explains before taking a deep breath. "One day, the Goddess of Night was missing her beloved. You see, the brothers still lived on Earth, and the Goddesses only got to see them when they visited the mortal world. The sisters would also watch over them every night because that was when they were active. During the day, they slept, and the brothers did their evil deeds... But the Goddess of Night missed seeing her beloved, so one day, she didn't retire to her chambers. She decided to stay awake and watch Agana. She also convinced her sister to stay awake to see Lupin. She explained to her that they would get to watch over their loves for a few hours while they were awake instead of sleepi

Through it poured not soldiers, but shades—wolf-shaped shadows, eyeless, soundless, tearing through forest and stone alike. And leading them was a figure cloaked in living dusk. Neither man nor wolf. A god unmade. “Noctar,” Nyxara said, her voice trembling. “The Broken Moon. The one the old gods sealed away.” Jayden’s jaw clenched. “I thought the throne was the end.” “It was only a gate,” Seraphine replied. “This… this is the one who made it.” They moved quickly. Plans forged in urgency. The city would not be evacuated—it couldn’t. The shades traveled faster than any horse. They had one chance: meet the god before he reached the capital.

“Well, back when gods were more prominent on the Earth, we had brought offerings in exchange for powers and other sources of knowledge. Not much is known about the first, and whatever is known, speaks of a legend on his disappearance while his sister gained footing, who we would call the Night Goddess, or the Moon Goddess.” He opened one of the books as he explained. “While the origins of the others are in here, the Night Goddess is not so much. But she is referenced throughout the rest, when the other gods began to leave, her presence became more so. She created her angels, nature’s servants, the witches, and then of course the

Their powers seemed superior to the great soldiers combined and Dionysus got a decent idea of who might be. “Should I be worried about him? Persephone will get mad at me if I don't, though.” He mulled over his choice for a moment. “Hmm… I can’t choose.” BARK! His wine hounds returned with victory and barked loudly to commemorate it. A mischievous smile curved up. “Well, not my problem. He will do just fine. He is the Father of the Night. He can go through anything.” But then, as if he jinxed it, the darkness that surrounded the place suddenly glitched. Suddenly, some part of the HQ territory flickered and brightened.

Teradin scoffed in disgust, his face wrinkling more than it already was from age. "Not Truth, General," Levlin corrected. "They speak of other gods, specifically the goddess of war and..." his brows furrowed in thought. "Someone called the Night's blue." At this Teradin barked a derogatory laugh. "Fear will make a man see anything. Apparently, it makes savages see gods."

Stefano turned around and saw Cohen walking out of the pack mansion and joined him in the backyard. "There are Gods who rule the day and Gods who rule the night. Both are equal in terms of power," Stefano said, resuming to look at the stars in the sky. "And then, there are beings that stood in between the day and night. We call them the Outer beings. When the balance between day and night is disturbed, the Outer beings will begin to notice and solve the problem." "By killing a bunch of innocent people?" "It's always that way." The Moon Goddess existed as one of the Gods who ruled the night sky, but she was the most powerful of all. When her power grew stronger after the battle against Alista

She pauses, taking a deep breath. “Absalom consorted with Nyx, the Goddess of the night, seeking to create an eternal night for his children. He nearly managed it too. Thus, the thousand-year war began. Gods against Gods. You would think that with Zeus, Selene and Helios as one, they would win easily. But that wasn’t the case. Absalom enlisted the help of Hades, who happily went against his brother Zeus. Hades unleashed monstrous beasts upon us. He also had Enyo, the Goddess of destruction, at his side. And, of course, Nyx, if the world was eternal night, she would be all powerful. Why wouldn’t she help him?” Again, she pauses.

I crouch down, narrowing my eyes on the strange symbols covering the page, drawn by hand over the text. The text is still legible, somewhat. “It’s said a night will come when the moon does not rise, and the heavens stand still in watch, as the old gods make their final stand against the Goddess of the Moon. Her banished companion, her eternal guard, will ride again, and face its other half on a field of blood. The victor will either usher the moon once more, and the Goddess will reign for her rightful eternity, or the veil will lift, and the old gods will come back to power, those followers of her holyness disappearing into mist and ash.”