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Daughters of NoxA Book by Celeste Lucy ZaveriMary (Noxia) is a teenager that finds out she has a strong connection with the Goddess Nox -- and must learn to hone her psychic and powerful abilitie.. |
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Newbie, NoxbieA Chapter by Celeste Lucy ZaveriMary, a regular girl, falls off her bike, gets chosen by the goddess Nox, and is brought to the Delaware State's Nocturnal Home, where she'll learn to.. |
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Dedication to NyxA Chapter by Celeste Lucy ZaveriHere is a ritual to dedicate yourself to Nyx, the Great Goddess of Nighttime. |
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Pain in SchoolA Chapter by Celeste Lucy ZaveriFact: Nox gave birth to Oizys (Pain), so I guess that’s why I have to have it. |
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Siren's CallA Story by Madi[WP] In the heat of a naval battle, a siren's call is heard. Also inspired by: The Kyrenia Ship and the Sirens' original mythology. |
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Angel DustA Poem by David Lewis PagetYou said that you came from Angel DustWhen I saw you emerge from mist,Your hair was covered with spangles, andGold bangles dangled each wrist,Your bar.. |
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The Visit of NyxA Poem by Karly CassidyA beautiful poem that you can recite before every full moon ritual you have, about the Goddess of Night Nyx and her appearance at a magickal island. |
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Pagan Q&AA Story by Karly CassidyDo you have questions about Paganism? All of them are answered here, and this will be added to, by the way. Do not think I forgot something ---- I am .. |
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The Goddess IsisA Chapter by Karly CassidyHere we learn about the Egyptian Goddess Isis, who is one of the most worshiped goddesses today, aside from Aphrodite-Venus. |
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Fierce GoddessA Poem by T.S. SkyI wrote this when my love made me mad. |
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The Legend of IonaA Book by RoselynneThey weren't really needed back in the five kingdoms; what better people to try and find the Goddess Iona? It won't be too bad if they don't make it b.. |
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PersephoneA Poem by yuheeBeloved daughter of Spring, Hailed queen of Underwold |
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Angel sexy times.A Story by FluffywolfExcerpt from a novel I am working on. Looking for critique. |
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