Chapter 334 Goddes Planned

Chapter 334 Goddes Planned
“Lindaat Elspire, you have lost control of yourself. You think you can take me on?” The goddess glared at her as she snapped her fingers, putting Lindaat in a bubble. “Once you figure out that you are a child still, you will be allowed out of this bubble.”

“That sounds right, put me in a bubble so you can ruin someone else's life. I swear, if I wasn’t on the side of light, I would zap you again,” Lindaat yelled at her, glaring as she spoke. “I get that you are all-powerful, but you are using people, and it is wrong.”

“You don’t see the bigger picture, child. With the Luna Goddess making three new creatures, I have to make them mates. That way, they won’t feel left in the dark alone.” The goddess spoke, but it was half-hearted.

“They can always find mates that aren’t of their species. It happens all the time.” Lindaat sighed as she sat in the bubble. “You just like messing with people’s lives.”

"I know what it is like to not have someone who is like you. To have to live alone at all times. Believe me, it isn't easy to find someone to be in your life if you are that different from them. You will understand soon enough." The goddess vanished from the room, leaving Lindaat in the bubble floating over the floor.

Lindaat already knew that she wouldn't have that issue; she had love already. That thought shocked her, but brought a smile to her face. One day, the goddess would see that you didn't have to be the same to love someone. Her family was the poster family for it. Her mother was married to an elf. Her grandmother was married to a vampire. Yes, they had the normal couples as well, but love didn't care if you happened to be a little different. Lindaat sat watching as the day went by, she didn't know if the time in this realm was the same as her home or not.

She must have fallen asleep because when the door opened again, she sat up, opening her eyes. The goddess was standing there, looking like she didn't understand something.

"I don't understand your family," the goddess said as she moved toward her.

"Oh?" Lindaat asked, watching as the goddess walked toward her.

"I watch them from time to time; it is like a soap opera. What is strange is that they always seem to find love, no matter what. I want to do this because I truly believe that creatures should have at least one other like themselves. I haven't changed my mind on the topic, but I am not sure if they will become mates or not. It will, however, help them to grow with someone who is like them." The goddess waved her hand, making the bubble vanish. "Go home and speak to your mother. Brigid has always met the man who will become...I am not even sure at this point."

"How long have I been here?" Lindaat asked, not wanting the answer.

"A little over six months." The goddess explained. "Brigid and your mother are both going to have children. Nix will give birth before Brigid, but that is all right. Rayne doesn't know about her sister and the children. You might want to inform her. Also, I didn't like what happened between you and your sister. I truly didn't see it coming until it had already started. By that point, I couldn't step in; fate was already in motion."

"One of these days, you will see that you should help those who need it before they are ruined." Lindaat closed her eyes only to open them again to find herself in her room. "Fuck!"

"She kept you away for a while this time," Nix spoke from the chair beside her.

"Mom, glad you are here. I have to tell you a few things. You are so not going to happy. We need Rayne here as well if you can get her here. Also, I am starving!" Lindaat sat up this time, not feeling worn down or tired. "Where is Telraamon?"

"He went to get food. I would guess that he knew you would wake up. Also, Rayne is here; she just came back." Nix sent a fairy to get her.

"Alright, we will wait for them. How are you doing?" Lindaat asked, seeing that her mother was three times her normal size.

"So far so good, this is the longest I have ever been pregnant. Seems strange, really." Nix put her hand on her belly.

The door to the room opened, revealing Telraamon and Rayne. He came in, putting the food on a table that had appeared. Rayne sat by Nix, smiling at her. Lindaat moved to the table to eat. Telraamon had to help her move from the bed to the chair, but it wasn't as bad as before.

"I am told you have to tell me something," Rayne asked, picking up some grapes.

"Alright, here is what I know and what you are going to lose your mind over. Mom, you are going to give birth to three boys. One will be a fox, the second will be a lemur, and for the last one, he will be a tiger. But not a normal orange tiger, it will be a white tiger. The other side of this is that the goddess decided that she didn't like that they would be the only ones. So she decided someone would have triplet girls." Lindaat took a drink of her tea.

"I really don't like where this is going." Rayne had put her food down, looking at Lindaat like she had lost her mind. "Who is having the girls?"

"Brigid," Lindaat told her with a sigh. "She is already with child and over the moon about it."

"You have to be shitting me," Rayne yelled, but couldn't really be that upset about it. Brigid had always wanted children.

"They won't be shifters like me?" Nix finally spoke up with tears in her eyes. "Is that why this is going on for so long?"

"They will be more like werewolves. One shape and that is all, no magic though. So they can be raised in the human world. However, they will grow like shifters and were's do." Lindaat sighed as she looked at her mother, then at Rayne. "You might want to check on Brigid."

"Do we know who the man is?" Rayne asked as she thought it over.

"Not a clue, but from what the goddess said, he will have the power to move between realms." Lindaat didn't like that idea, but it wasn't up to her.

"We need to let everyone know what is going on." Rayne stood to leave the room. "I am glad you are home. Ailive has been very upset that you got pulled away again."

"How is everyone?" She asked her mom when Rayne left.

"They all seemed to figure out all at the same time that they had been hateful and rude. So they started putting it all over in the open." Nix explained with a smile. "They are better, but not great."