Water Goddess Novels & Stories

Stars sparkled within his translucent body, and his voice echoed like the whispers of ancient nebulae. Third was Levana, the Moon Mistress. She appeared as a serene figure, her skin pale and luminous like the moon at midnight. Her hair flowed like silver rivers, and her eyes were deep pools of liquid night, reflecting the phases of the moon. Fourth was Thalassia, the Ocean Keeper. Her form was fluid and ever-changing, shifting from water to ice to mist. Her eyes were the color of the deepest seas, and she exuded a calm yet formidable power, like the tide that shapes the shores.

I look at Uhtred and he doesn’t seem surprised. “You get used to it, she has been this way ever since she inherited her second element (Water) when she was sixteen. Don’t take it too personally,” he says patting my back, “She just has a hard time controlling her emotions with the element. If she allows herself to feel an emotion too strongly, she can lose control and goddess knows what will happen if she does, usually she will drown someone in a sphere of liquid. Trust me when I say this… if her eyes glow dark blue and liquid starts rising… run fast and far away.” Uhtred shudders lost in a memory.

Hell, who was the Leo staring back at me from the deeps of the crystalline waters? -"Who was he?" I ask her, but she appears not to know what I speak of. "The man staring back at me in the pound. He knew my name. He pleaded for help." -"For Zeus, you touched the pond of souls?" The Moon Goddess released her hold on me, taking a deep breath. Her attention flicked between me and the cave's entrance before she proceeded. "The pond contains the waters from all the six underworld rivers and allows us, the gods, to watch over the world below, showing the creations according to who touches it. Since you have my blood, I presume you have called upon a werewolf spirit, close to you."

Maru looked at the last female with him. "Well, what else can we do but join them." Mistress Ais said and there was a rare beam perfectly decorating her angelic face to more grandeur than a breath earlier. "SPLASH!" and so a third swam freely on the liquid nirvana of these magical waters. Maru had taken great care to nurture this unto existence. A pool that was extremely beneficial to the physique and cultivation of anyone but most especially that of the wood nymph. Lyra's strength would passively enhance with time by just taking daily baths on these enchanted waters.

“Master.” With the mark of a sea wave and a mermaid’s tail, it gently splashes the turn cold waters of her bath. Smiling towards the mermaid and the alternate goddess of the original guardian. With the ability to control the elemental water and her very servant, the Zodiac gladly bows down to the master it binds the blood of a contract and the reincarnation of the holder of the element of water. As she calls the guardian’s known name. “Aquarius.” “Your wish, master.”

He chuckles, as he wraps the towel around me. “Yes, she is, and her name is Coventina,” I say, beaming at him. “Coventina? Really? Do you know the origin of that name?” He asks, a look of nervousness on his face. “Um, no?” “Coventina is the Goddess of water.” My jaw drops. That’s just a coincidence, right? Like I know Auntie Morrigan’s adoptive name was not a coincidence, she really is the Goddess of War reincarnated.

I was busy looking around when someone talked behind me. "Hello princess" Someone said. I turned around and I saw a 4 beautiful woman and a 2 handsome man. "Thank you for the compliment princess" Said the guy with a black hair. "Welcome to Arcadia the world of Gods and Goddesses. I'm Ether the Goddess of Earth Element" Said the woman who's wearing a green long dress. "I'm Aqua, goddess of Water" Said the woman wearing a blue long dress. "I'm Aira, goddess of Air" Said the woman wearing a gray long dress.

“Apologies, Luna, I don’t have the right words for it. But, the Goddess’ powers are a mystery to us all.” “I’ll say,” I murmur, looking closely at the supplies that she has brought, which mostly look like clear jugs of water. “What’s – what’s all this?” “It’s holy water,” she says, taking the last sealed jug out and placing it on the table before tucking the basket away below. “From the spring where we baptized your child. It provides a greater connection to the Goddess.” “Oh,” I say, my eyes going wide. Then, I nod, not really getting it but willing to play along. “Okay. What…what do we do?”

We came close enough to the sculpture for me to see that it was actually a woman in a drapey regalia and water came out at the end of her staff held in her left hand. “Who's she?” I blurted out. “The Water Goddess.” Grace replied simply, standing beside me. She stared at the sculpture, and the water surging out of its tip down into the pool. “It is just like a cup.” I observed. “Yes, it actually is. So after the Coven master created it, I thought about how to create something similar, yet different. That's how I came up with the fountain cup, you would never run out of water.” Grace smiled so proudly, admiring the entire scenery. The water showing off the glim

The waterfall was renowned for its healing powers, and Nadlyn had come there to try to break the curse that had burdened her life. Nadlyn gazed straight ahead at the shimmering waterfall. Moonlight at night reflected on the water's surface, creating colorful, dancing sparkles. She extended her hand, her fingers moving slowly through the air, creating movements that followed the rhythm of her heart. The water element within her began to respond to her call, flowing from within her body to her fingertips.