Lahat ng Kabanata ng Suddenly i became a goddess!: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

Kiara adjusted her green cardigan nervously, feeling out of place in the throbbing energy of the club. Neon lights pulsed along the walls, syncing with the bass-heavy music that vibrated through her chest. She wasn’t sure why she’d agreed to come. She’d never been a party person, but her best friend, Lena, had been insistent.“It’ll be fun, Kiara,” Lena had said with a mischievous grin, practically dragging her through the club’s entrance. “You need to loosen up.”So here she was, clutching a plastic cup of soda—because alcohol wasn’t exactly her thing—while her friends surrounded her in a chaotic circle of laughter and shouts.Kiara, a college sophomore with raven-black hair and striking green eyes, had always been the practical one. She preferred quiet evenings with a good book or sketchpad over loud clubs and wild games. But tonight, her usual resolve to avoid chaos had crumbled under the weight of peer pressure.“Okay, Kiara, your turn!” Lena’s voice rang out, pulling her attentio

Lucius stood over the still form on the bed, his chest tightening with frustration. this was not her. The blade had chosen Athena once, but now it refused to be unsheathed by this stranger."Kael," he commanded, his tone sharp and cutting. "Go to the Prophetess. Tell her the ritual failed. The soul is incorrect."Kael's hesitation was brief, but Lucius caught it. "Your Highness, Prophetess Kim is still recovering from yesterday's ordeal. She may not—""I did not ask for your assessment of her condition," Lucius snapped, his gaze icy. "She must try again. Go now."Kael bowed low, the movement rigid. "Yes, Your Highness." He turned on his heel and strode away, his heavy boots echoing in the tense silence.Lucius turned to the maidservant lingering at the edge of the room. "You are to speak of this to no one," he ordered, his voice quieter but no less firm. "As far as the court is concerned, she remains in a healing trance. Do I make myself clear?"The maid nodded quickly. "Yes, Your Hi

The prophetess's voice trembled slightly as she explained the immense difficulty of pulling a soul from the future, especially one from hundreds of years later. She sighed deeply, her frail body seeming to shrink with every word she spoke. "You have no idea how taxing it was," she continued, her tone laced with exhaustion. "The energy required... it's far beyond what we anticipated. The spell itself is forbidden, and attempting it... well, it always comes with consequences." She paused, her eyes flicking to Kael and then to Lucius. "The cost... is my energy. My life force, drained to fuel the spell. I can feel it slipping away, piece by piece."Kael's expression hardened, and he stepped closer to Lucius, offering a silent support. Lucius, still furious, clenched his fists, the tension in his body palpable. He could barely contain his anger at the turn of events, but Kael kept his voice calm. "No one will find out. No one—no guards, maids, or servants. I will inform the generals, and w

Lucius's POVI shut the door softly, ensuring she had climbed into bed and was pretending to sleep. I couldn't risk anyone finding her—not now, not ever. The thought of Ariel catching even a glimpse of her made my body stiffen. My daughter hadn't yet seen her mother awake, and she wasn't going to get the childhood she deserved.Guilt gnawed at me as I walked down the hall, my steps heavy with the weight of my failures. My feet carried me to the third floor, where maids and guards on patrol bowed as I passed. I nodded absently, focused on reaching her room. When I opened the door, she was already asleep.I walked over to Ariel's bedside and knelt beside her. She clutched the old teddy bear to her chest—the one I had told her was a gift from her mother. Since then, she had treated it like a sacred treasure, carrying it everywhere. My heart clenched when I saw the faint streaks of tears on her cheeks. She had fallen asleep crying again.I reached out to brush her hair from her face, resi

I handed the bottle of alcohol to Kiara, she took it with an ease that unnerved me, tipping it back in one smooth motion. Her throat bobbed as she drank, and in seconds, the cup was empty.I stared, waiting for the inevitable reaction—the grimace, the shudder, perhaps even a cough. But instead, she wiped her mouth with the back of her hand, turned to me, and grinned. "Wow, this is amazing. So good and strong. Pour me four more."I blinked, utterly dumbfounded. "What?" I managed, my voice caught somewhere between disbelief and admiration. "You… want more?"Kiara nodded eagerly, her eyes gleaming with challenge. "Four more, Lucius. Don't hold out on me."My confusion deepened. This was no ordinary drink—it was strong enough to make seasoned warriors, like Ryder and Asha, balk after a single gulp. Even I didn't finish it in one go. Yet here she was, a slip of a woman from a different world, demanding more as though it were fruit juice."Not even my generals can handle this," I muttered,