Goddess Gift の小説・ストーリー

She vaguely remembered being taught about the sacred gifts but she thought that they had died out. Bea nodded. “Yes. There are five gifts from the Moon Goddess. There’s Harakati, the gift to move things with your mind; Wakati, the gift to slow time down; Somaji, the gift to read minds; Mahubiri, the gift to see the future and Shawishi, the gift of persuasion.” Addie looked at Bea. “But no one has those gifts anymore, right? But mama did?” She was confused.

"You seem like you have a lot on your chest lately. Something you need to get off your mind?" "Oh, no," she replied, her voice smooth and condescending, a thin veneer of politeness masking the venom beneath. "I'm perfectly fine. I'm just wondering," she continued, her tone dripping with mock curiosity, "why the goddess would make that kind of mistake, choosing a low-born like you to be her vessel. It seems...uncharacteristic, wouldn't you agree?"

Love," the Goddess smiled softly. - I see. Never before has any of the Anmar people asked for a markat. I love my children with all my heart, girl. For the fact that you also fell in love with them, I will help you. Deja looked hopefully at the radiant figure. The goddess approached her, although her feet and robe did not touch the floor. White hands, like a breath of warm wind, touched the face of the princess. -Here is my gift, Deamara, daughter of Ulgar. A gift for love, - the Goddess leaned slightly and weightlessly kissed the girl on the forehead. - Love each other. White light blinded the princess. “But I didn’t choose you in vain ... - it rustled almost inaudibly.

She laced her fingers with my own before pecking my lips. “Your gift is called Soul Manipulation. I’ve only read about it in ancient texts of your species. Your goddess and our gods were allies. There was a great war on the horizon, and our gods warned her about it. They were not allowed to aid her more than that lest it throw off the balance of fate. So, she found the worthiest of her creation and gave him a gift that she created to be the most powerful gift ever created. The war was won, not without its casualties, but won, nonetheless. She knew how dangerous the gift could be in the wrong hands, so she took back the gift but vowed that she would find a permanent vessel for it who she coul

Then he comes and looks at her photos over her shoulder, he gestures to part of the image, “It looks like this God is the one giving the magic or whatever to Wolf-Shifters, but I’m not sure what the magic is. Your gift comes from this Goddess that Chick talks to, right?” She nods and looks at Chick, who’s still deep in thought at his drawing, she sighs,

“One of the reasons I targeted your sister’s body was because I saw the mark of the goddess on you. Once I lay my hand on the rare gift you have, I will become unstoppable. I will rise above the goddess level and-” “Wait. Wait.” Aspen shook her head. She was very surprised. “How did I end up with the mark? The goddess died ages ago. How could I have the gift you are talking about?” The woman shrugged as her loud footsteps began to pace the edge of the hole the detached floor created. “It’s just one of those mysteries. The goddess knew she was dying and chose someone who was yet to exist to carry on a fraction of her powers. I bet the goddess knew I would escape one day and found a mysterious

“So you’re saying that she would blight our land? Because we lost a gift from a millenia ago?” Degas sighed and passed a hand over his weary face. “The Moon Goddess gives, and the Moon Goddess takes. These five gifts were extensions of her being, pieces of her soul; that is to say, that losing one would imply that we, her children, do not care for the gifts she has given us. That we cannot be… trusted.” “So she would blight our land because of it,” Chris huffed.

"What do you mean?" The wolf stepped back, his silver eyes blazing with power. I cannot leave this cave, but I can give you a gift. A piece of my strength. A spark of ancient power that will help you on your journey. "Is that allowed?" she asked, hesitant. "Will the Goddess—" The Goddess commanded it. The wolf's voice was soft. She knew you would need help. She knew you could not do this alone. And so she sent you to me. He lowered his head until his forehead touched hers, and she felt another jolt of power, stronger this time. It flooded through her veins like liquid silver, burning and purifying, filling every cell in her body with ancient strength.

She needed that connection all the time; it was her comfort, touching my skin. The moon rose, and the drums started to play. Everyone was silent. Slowly, they walked to place their gifts to the Goddess on the wooden altar they had made. I made a necklace for my Goddess, Emily. I went behind her and put it around her neck. A moonstone, with leather. She turned to me, surprised. For my mate, because she’s a goddess, I said, locking eyes with her. Hers glowed bright, looking at me. Nolan, her arms went around my neck, this is…

I touched the delicate metal that was encircling my temples, turning my eyes to Noah, wondering if he would be angry that I was practically stealing something that belonged to his grandmother “I don’t think…” “This isn’t even the reward Alpha is offering you.” he said, without even turning his head toward me. “Just accept it.” “So, uh…” I hesitantly touched the Goddess symbol between my eyebrows, unable to stop a shy smile from appearing on my face “Thank you, my Alpha. It’s one of the best gifts I’ve ever received, along with that necklace.”