The War Gods Favourite Jenny Fox Novels & Stories

"I am Janson, one of the fiend race's four saints. Back then, by order of Archfiend Antigonus, I avoided the Great War between the gods and the fiends and infiltrated the Human World..." Those words resounded in Yvette's mind, and she was shocked to her core. Ancestor Janson was a fiend?

“I know you have many questions as do I. You gained my attention when one of my demons caught word that Enora the goddess of war was murdered by her latest prodigy. How exactly were you able to kill an immortal?” Enora being a goddess of war was a bit of a stretch to me. For one, I always pictured goddesses to be beautiful and she had more of a troll like appearance. If she were truly an immortal then she looked every bit of her age. Though I could not deny she was powerful and she displayed that in her control over me until she no longer had it.

A prayer rose from the depths of my heart as I watched Cassian walk out of the cabin, each step as determined as a vow. “Please protect my mate, the Moon Goddess. He is the only one I have in my life.” … As soon as I stepped out, the world transformed into a horrible nightmare. Screams tore through the air. Warriors sprinting across the ground, shifting mid-run. Mothers clutched their children, dragging them towards the safety shelters as smoke started rising at some distance. The ground trembled beneath my feet with thunderous paws, clashing steel, and the first roars of a war. I was barely able to register anything when Uncle Enzo grabbed my hand.

Soon everyone was seated at the dining table and Yale began. “Jenna is fine. She did change Angela’s mind. She wants peace. Angela also had disturbing news.” His father looked at him and he sighed, “Angela decided to start this war because in her timeline Demonic Faye rule everyone. Even other creatures. Angela was a sex slave in her timeline under Julius’s son and all creatures followed him. Humans were slaves.”

While all the ponders still wander, I had reached for my sword. "Jenny Alfred was ready for warfare...against the devil. Not a good idea...

she said with a seductive tone in her voice. 'OMG...is she going to do what I think she's going to do?' I thought to myself. No woman has ever done this for me before. My warrior was throbbing at the thought of it. Jenny liked her parted lips then took me into her mouth. "Oh...my...fucking...goddess!" I cried out, causing Jenny to hum with her lips wrapped around me. "If you don't stop doing that, this won't last very long." I scolded, but secretly hoped that she would disobey me.

However, Manny immediately glared at him and warned, "Don't even think about entertaining this sort of idea. Do you think a war god will lack gold, silver, jewelry, or women? Besides, I heard that all the war gods are morally-upright people, and giving them benefits in private might even enrage them to the point of killing you!" After hearing that, Jinny could not help but wipe off his cold sweat. As soon as he looked ahead, however, he paused slightly as his eyes widened at the sight in front of him. "What a stunning woman! Tsk, tsk, tsk! Women like her don't exist in Yusky! Her figure, her skin, they're..."

her question intrigued Maximus. “I was just monitoring a council of leaders Fyfe is leading when you came in,” Jaiyana felt that maybe her reaction to him may have been misplaced when they first arrived, “and we are gathering an army of our best warriors, werewolves and other were beings, witches, and vampires alike.” Jaiyana listened intently as the jewel at her neck gently pulsed against her skin.

I had to see what she thought about superheroes and especially “The Fox.” “I got a random question for you. What do you think of the superheroes Lady Rose and General Storm? And what happened to their little fox?” I asked, hoping not to sound as nervous as I felt. “Uh? What do you mean?” Cindy asked, sounding confused. She probably thought I was crazy for asking some random question like that. BOOM The ground shook, and smoke filled the air. People were screaming. It was chaos. “What the hell was that?” Cindy asked. I grabbed her as the familiar smell filled my nose. It could only be one thing and it was not good.