Astraea Goddess Novels & Stories

Samantha snapped out from her dreamy fantasy and diverted her attention to Ruan. “The Luna Goddess of the Moon.” “I think I remember dad saying that you met her. I didn’t expect it to be real.” “Well, your father, my brother also said that the Luna Goddess sometimes blesses some certain people who worships her. Do you think that girl is blessed by her?” Ruan looked at Kaliyah who was still immersed in her training. “She is.” “But being blessed also means many people will be greedy on her. they will try to have her in their possession. Thus, danger will follow her wherever she goes…”

Overhead, the stars shone clear and bright, and though the moon goddess had only once appeared to him at dawn, on the foothills across this very city, though she might be little more than a strange, mighty being from another world, he offered up a prayer anyway. Then, he had begged Mala to protect his brother from Kera when they entered Asgorn to give him strength and guidance, and to let him walk out alive. Then, he had begged the goddess to let him remain with Adolpha, the woman he loved. The goddess had been little more than a sunbeam in the rising dawn, and yet he had felt her smile at him. Tonight, with only the cold fire of the stars for company, he begged her once more.

The moonlight seemed to dance around the goddess, casting an ethereal glow that added to her divine beauty. The Moon Goddess extended her hand and helped Kaerlia to her feet. Kaerlia's words were sincere and desperate as she pleaded for assistance. The goddess regarded her with a serene expression, understanding the weight of Kaerlia's request. "Rise, my child," the Moon Goddess said gently, her voice as soothing as the softest lullaby. Kaerlia stood, but her grip on the goddess's arm remained tight, a reflection of her urgency and deep concern. "Please, goddess, help me save Crescent Hills, save your people, save the Supreme Alpha King," Kaerlia implored. The goddess's luminous white eyes,

The dawn was dawning and indicating the night had passed, the moon had returned to its place. Exist but invisible, that was all about it. The king of day hid the goddess of the night because he wanted her to rest for a moment after solacing humans from their wounds at night. The wound belonged to Green, one of it. Green was just able to sleep tight at 05:00 a.m., with no one but the goddess. Today the woman was still with her pink blanket that covers her body perfectly.

"Catalina's women have been known for their strength and power since before, even my grandparents can agree with that." "They have that history in their family tree, they're known for always being blessed by the Moon Goddess herself." Adriel, my Gamma, came out of nowhere just to join us. "You're lucky to have one of them to be your wife, they possessed beauty, strength, and wit. Though no one can really tell if the rumors about the Moon Goddess's blessings are really true or just happen to go around for what they have." "But which one? They currently have two single she-wolfs, don't they?" Koby asked as he eyed me and Adriel.

“What if we don’t try to stop Allison… but rather Nemesis? Is killing a Goddess something that is even possible? Has anyone done such a thing before?” Clarissa pursed her lip slightly as she thought about it. “…Killing a Goddess is technically possible,” she said. “My ancestor, Aria, accomplished such a thing, but… it had been against a Goddess utilising only a fraction of her power. Her name was Thea.” “Wait, I’ve heard you say that name before,” I said, trying to think back. “And didn’t Myra say that our abilities originated from her? That she was Selene’s mother?”

Asteria. “The gods have heard your plea. They have answered. I Queen Asteria, Queen of the sirens and daughter of the God Poseidon, grant your wish.” Asteria turns to look at me and nods her head. When she slams the trident into the floor, the energy bursts, sending us all flying across the room. Asteria was the only one standing tall.

She placed her cup down, her tone turning solemn as the sky rumbled faintly above them. “Then let me make it clear.” She rose from her chair, her presence expanding until even the air around her seemed to vibrate with power. Her voice echoed with a divine resonance that sent chills down Danial’s spine. “I am Astrape, the Goddess of Lightning. The Trialbringer. The Bearer of Heavenly Judgment. The Judge of Thunder and Flame.” Her gaze softened as she looked directly into his eyes. “And you, mortal… are of great interest to me.”

I hear an unfamiliar voice in my head. "Who are you?" I try to move, but I can't. "I'm the goddess Astraea. I knew you would be the right Alpha to give all my power to. You're the only one who can save Earth. All of the other female Alphas thought the biggest threat was the King, but I knew there were bigger battles to fight. When Cassidy was released as the gem, I knew it was you who would need my power. Now it's time to kill the demons once and for all. Send them to hell, and Satan will do the rest. You can do it, Sienna. Get up and fight."

"Ladies." A beautiful lilting voice caught my attention. We turned to see a woman, about 6'7", approach us. She had long, black hair down to her waist, ebony black dragon wings, and ivory white dragon horns gently swerving on top of her head. Instinct told me to bow and I did. "Goddess Kalira." "Hello, Nyxie, Astra." Astra rose from her bow. "Goddess, where have you been?" "Recovering from a near deadly curse laid upon me by a rather betraying angel. But I am better now and ready to resume my reign as Goddess."