Shifted Fate (Amy) novel Chapter 620

Chapter 620

Theo stared at her face for a long moment. Then he bared his teeth and tried to lunge at our faces. “You aren’t the Goddess. You are using magic to make me think you are Selene.” He growled low.

The Goddess lifted her hand while a smirk touched her lips. “Why? Because I am not some benevolent god that forgives whatever sins you partake in? I can not be the Goddess because after you turned away from me, I am not forgiving?” She laughed. “I can prove it if you like.”

“Moon Goddess…” My mother breathed out, and the Goddess turned to look at her. “I w3as always taught you can’t interfere.”

She chuckled again, using my throat. “I can’t but this is a loophole. I am not actually interfering. Amy is doing everything. I just so happen to be here, observing.”

A shadow stepped from the4 wall and everyone gasped. The woman’s face was hidden, but I still saw the shifting shadow that was her face. “Who the fuck is that?” Theo screamed, panicking at the figure.

“Sister.” I felt the Goddess tense. “Why did you come?” Her voice was cautious.

The Three-faced Goddess stepped closer. “I felt your anger, so I came.” The shrouded woman tilted her head. ” What are you doing, sister?”

Selene blew out a breath. “Observing.” The Three-faced Goddess snorted.

“Come now.” She chuckled. “This is observing?”

“Hecate, you know exactly what they have done.” The venom in Selene’s voice was thick.

The Three-faced Goddess, Hecate, nodded. “I do.”

“Will you stop me?” Selene questioned.

Hecate seemed to think about it for a second before she shook her head: “No sister. But you cannot be the one who does it. If you wish to reclaim his wolf, and sever the bond, then have your champion use her magic, or the spear, to follow your will.”

I felt the anger surge for a second before it calmed. “Will you help her?” The question seemed to catch Hecate off guard.

There was another pause before she pulled back her hood. Her shifting face was still beautiful. Maiden, Mother, Crone. One after the other. “If she allows me entry, I will guide her.”

“If who allows entry?” My father stepped off the wall.

Both goddesses turned to face my father. “You are no fool.” The words were curt, but kind. Selene smiled. “You are protective. But she is grown.” My father opened his mouth, but the goddess raised her hand. I felt as she turned inward. “Do you consent?”

I looked at my two wolves to see how they felt, but they just stared at me. Nix bumped my hand. The Moon Goddess is connected to us, and our consent is freely given to her. But Hecate is from your magic. You have to

1/4

consent to her entry…not us.

Megan nodded. It’s your choice. But if you want an opinion. We have already let in Selene, so what’s another goddess living inside of us? As long as she means no harm to us, I don’t mind.

I nodded and then turned back to the waiting goddess. I consent. She has blessed me, and if this is something I have to do to protect our realm and give you justice. Then so be it.

“Good girl.” Selene smiled, then she pulled back. One moment she was inside of me, and then next she was standing next to Hecate. She shook her hair out and took a deep breath before stepping in front of Theo. “I condemn you, Theo Bariso, to an eternity of rebirth without your other half. Your wolf’s spirit will be ripped away from you. He will be judged separately, and if I find he was complicit in your decisions, then his soul will be reabsorbed.”

Theo searched her face. “What does that even mean?”

“It means,” she paused. “That your soul, throughout every lifetime after this, will be unfulfilled. You will spend eternity feeling something missing. You will never be content, never be truly happy

and you will never know the feeling of true love.” Theo choked. “Your wolf will be judged by me when we return to my realm, and if I feel like his soul was tainted by your wretchedness, I will reabsorb his soul. He will never live again, never to roam this world again. The power I will use to create a new soul. So that the spark isn’t wasted, but who he is, who he has been for the seven lifetimes he has already lived, will be gone.”

My mouth dropped open. “Our wolves have lived before?”

VERIFYCAPTCHA_LABELVerify