Lyra
They called him Valerius, the Star-Eater, the greatest magic warrior the mortal realms had ever known. His sword sang with starlight, and his magic could bend the very sky. But to her, he was simply the man who had knelt before her, offering a crown of wildflowers and a promise of forever. She was Lyra, the Goddess of the Lust and the Wind. Her hair held the color of earth and sunlight, and upon her brow rested the silver horn that marked her divinity. She loved him, truly, in the way the wind loves the tree—passionately, fiercely, but always, always free.
About Lyra
They called him Valerius, the Star-Eater, the greatest magic warrior the mortal realms had ever known. His sword sang with starlight, and his magic could bend the very sky. But to her, he was simply the man who had knelt before her, offering a crown of wildflowers and a promise of forever. She was Lyra, the Goddess of the Lust and the Wind. He...Read more