The Moon Goddess and Her Mate novel Chapter 5

In a palace in the sky

A pale-faced young woman was seen walking with a lady-in-waiting. No conversation had occurred while they were walking. So, sunlight entered all the rooms in the palace, and the atmosphere became bright. The guards were seen at every corner to guard the designated area.

Why did that annoying god even come here, anyway? What does he want from me? It is irritating because that weird guy is always looking for a way to contact me here. My mother even mentioned his name in class today. What a sucker! Atvertha became restless at the thought of a man who was so annoying to her.

A few moments later, the two young girls arrived in front of a room. Two bodyguards were already standing there, so when they saw that two females had arrived, especially since one of them was the only daughter of the couple, God Helion — the ruler of the sea, and Goddess Avtexia — the ruler of the sun. They immediately greeted, "Good morning, Goddess Atvertha."

"Good morning. Are my parents already inside?” asked the young lady with a pointy nose. The Goddess had deliberately asked this question, even though she already knew the actual answer.

"God Helion and Goddess Avtexia are in the room. Does Goddess Atvertha want to go in there? " One guard replied. He did not dare to look directly at the other person so that when he spoke, he remained in a standby position. Meanwhile, his partner performs the same action, but the young man remains silent.

"Yes, I want to go in there."

After saying this, the large white door opened by itself. The young woman, who has a height of one hundred and seventy-five centimeters, walked into the room without saying a word. The memory of the mortal being saved by the moon goddess suddenly came back to Atvertha's mind, and the moment made the young lady nervous.

Why do I think the guy is doing it now? Is he okay? Why do I want to see him again? He was so handsome and tall. No! This can't happen. We are different, and mom has forbidden me to marry a mortal no matter what. Am I sick? However, immortals do not feel pain like normal humans do, Atvertha thought, as she continued to meander.

A hundred meters away, a husband and wife were sitting on a long, beautiful white sofa. However, they were not alone because a well-built man was talking to them.

"So, what are you busy with now?" asked a man with a trident in his right hand. He also sat beside the sun goddess.

"I am dealing with the war that is about to take place in Athminth, God's Helion. They ask for my help so that they can win against their enemies," replied the amber-eyed man.

"Oh, I see. Did you, aside from the war over there—"

Their conversation was interrupted because someone approached, so the attention of everyone on the sofa immediately turned to it. The black-haired man was stunned, then suddenly stood up from his seat. “Atvertha, it has been a long time since I last saw you," he whispered.

The girl's expression remained pale and expressionless, so the other person could not tell what she was thinking. "What do you want?"

The question from the virgin did not dampen the spirit of the unyielding man. Meanwhile, the girl's parents said nothing. They preferred to focus on the conversation that was taking place between Atverta and Toghnath. "I want to meet you because I miss you."

Atvertha as soon as possible snorted when she heard the answer from the opposite sex. She did not hide her feelings, even though the mother flinched when she saw her daughter's unexpected reaction. The man, who has a height of one hundred and ninety-five centimeters, remains calm as if he does not mind the attitude of the girl he loves.

"Do not be silly. Every day you come here, so how can you say that you miss me? "

"Atvertha!"

God Helion held his beloved wife's hand so that the woman would not stand up. The sun goddess turned to the head of the family with a furious expression. In fact, the color of her eyes turned red, a sign that she was angry. The man with the crown on his head just shook his head, as if telling his wife not to get involved in their only daughter's personal life.