The Demigod's Reckoning
10

1 rating

The Demigod's Reckoning

By: KEEMUNKNOWN0920 Updated just nowFantasy

Language: English
18

Chapters: 12 views: 40

Read
Add to library
Report

The Demigod's Reckoning In the heart of New York City, a centuries-old secret dwells. Theo Stavros, a captivating demigod, has lived forever, fueled by his relentless pursuit of justice and his eternal mission, Veneez. As CEO of the influential Chronos Corp, Theo navigates the intricate web of power and deception. His world collides with Zhariah Grayson's, a talented and beautiful artist and writer, whose fate becomes intertwined with Theo's. Together, they unravel ancient mysteries, sparking passion and danger. Will Theo find redemption, or will his immortal curse forever haunt him? Can Zhariah uncover the truth behind her connection to Theo, or will forces of darkness tear them apart?

Show more
Overview
Catalog

The Demigod's Reckoning Novels Online Free PDF Download

CommentsLeave your review on App
  • Jenny Malbad

    10

    hi,author.i am enjoying reading all your chapters .Thanks for sharing your talent.You are so gifted .Keep up and congratulations

    2024-12-10 15:39:29
    2
Latest Chapter
12 chapters
Chapter1: The Demigod's Reckoning
Chapter 1: The Morning of Immortality ( Contemporary World) The commotions of New York City crept into Theo’s penthouse like an uninvited guest. Even twenty stories up, the distant beeps of taxis and the rumble of delivery trucks echoed faintly against the glass. Morning light filtered through the gaps in the long white curtains, hinting at a beautiful day outside. Inside, however, the mood was far less serene. Theo lay extended on his enormous bed, his half-naked form stretched across the silk-gray sheets like some Greek statue brought to life. His sun-kissed skin glowed faintly in the pale light, muscles taut and defined. A scar on his left eye, thin and silvery, cut across his ribs, a relic of a time when swords and shields were more common than smartphones and skyscrapers. His raven black hair was an artful mess, giving him a disheveled yet princely appearance. The peace didn’t last. “Good morning, Your Lordship!” Devon Liangster’s voice rang out like a battle horn as he y
Read more
Chapter2: The Demigod's Reckoning
Chapter 2: The Ancient Book The elevator doors slid open with a faint chime, revealing the sprawling executive floor of Chronos Industries. The space was a testament to wealth and power—gleaming marble floors, minimalist furnishings, and floor-to-ceiling windows offering a panoramic view of Manhattan’s skyline. Theo stepped out first, his commanding presence almost making the air hum around him. Devon followed closely behind, his pace brisk as he flipped through notes on his tablet. “This meeting is crucial,” Devon reminded, glancing at Theo, who looked remarkably composed. “The investors need assurance that your plan for the new AI integration project isn’t just some pie-in-the-sky idea.” Theo didn’t respond immediately. His stride was steady, unhurried, as though the weight of a billion years had taught him the futility of rushing. He adjusted his silver cufflinks and gave Devon a faint smirk. “When have I ever let investors down?” Devon snorted. “You want the long list or t
Read more
Chapter3: The Demigod's Reckoning
Chapter 3: A Distraction Worth Pursuing The conference room buzzed with muted conversations as Theo sat at the head of the long, polished table. The space was bright, sleek, and intimidating—designed to exude power and success. The investors sat on either side, hanging onto Devon’s every word as he presented their newest AI project. Theo, however, was barely present. He leaned back in his chair, his sharp suit impeccably tailored, every inch of him exuding an air of control. Yet his focus wasn’t on the pitch, nor on the men and women nodding enthusiastically across the table. His thoughts were elsewhere—back to that book. A pen rested lightly between Theo’s fingers as he twirled it absently, the soft click of the pen cap marking the only movement from him. His other hand rested on the arm of the chair, his long fingers tapping against the leather surface in an uneven rhythm. His face was calm, unreadable, but his eyes betrayed the storm inside. Devon, ever the professional,
Read more
Chapter4: The Demigod's Reckoning
Chapter 4: A Collision of FatesMrs. Grayson clutched her purse nervously as she stepped out of the building with Theo and Devon in tow. The sunlight hit her face, making her squint as she adjusted her glasses. Her steps faltered when her eyes landed on the car waiting at the curb—a gleaming black Bugatti, polished to perfection. The reflection of the skyscrapers danced across its sleek surface, making it look almost surreal.“Ah—Sir, you want me to ride in that?” she asked, hesitating. “It’s kind of embarrassing.”Theo didn’t break stride. He approached the car with his usual calm demeanor, pulling open the door for her without a word. His expression was cold but not unkind, a subtle insistence in his gaze.“Get in. We have no time,” he said, stepping back to let her in.Mrs. Grayson fidgeted, clearly uncomfortable. “Oh dear… this is too much for someone like me.”As she hesitated, Devon leaned in close to Theo and whispered in a playful tone, “Theo, you’re going to make this poor wo
Read more
Chapter5: The Demigod's Reckoning
Chapter 5: The Call for Help The sun hung low in the sky as Theo’s sleek black Bugatti pulled up in front of Mrs. Grayson’s modest home. It was a simple, single-story house with a quaint garden that overflowed with roses and daisies. A small picket fence framed the property, its paint chipped and weathered from years of exposure. The house’s white exterior glowed faintly under the warm afternoon light, a stark contrast to the hum of the city they had just left behind. Theo stepped out of the car, his movements smooth and unhurried. His tailored coat fluttered slightly in the breeze as he shoved his hands into his pockets. He took a moment to scan the house, his sharp eyes noticing every detail—the slightly crooked mailbox, the ivy creeping up one side of the porch, and the wind chime tinkling softly by the door. “Follow me, Mr. Stavros,” Mrs. Grayson said with a cheerful tone, her hands clutching her bag tightly as she led the way. She turned back briefly to flash him an excited
Read more
Chapter6: The Demigod's Reckoning
Chapter 6: Unbelievable EncountersThe afternoon sun cast a golden glow over the quiet suburban street as Zhariah Grayson stepped out of a taxi, her hood pulled snugly over her dark wavy hair. She adjusted her glasses and smiled warmly at the driver as she handed over the fare.“Thank you so much. Have a great day!” she said with genuine kindness before turning toward her home.Her pace was unhurried, her hands tucked into the pockets of her jeans as she hummed softly to herself. She felt the comfort of familiarity as her house came into view—a place that had always been her safe haven. But her steps faltered when her eyes landed on the sleek, black luxury car parked in front of their small, modest home.Her brow furrowed as she froze mid-step. “What the hell?” she muttered under her breath, quickly ducking behind the row of rose bushes lining the walkway. She crouched low, peeking through the blossoms to get a better look.“Is this possible? Why is that car here? This isn’t some rich
Read more
Chapter7: The Demigod's Reckoning
Chapter 7: The Weight of ImmortalityThe city lights of the evening painted a vibrant tapestry across the vast glass windows of Theo’s penthouse. From this height, the world below looked like a glittering constellation, a stark contrast to the dim, brooding atmosphere within. Theo sat alone in his private library, a sprawling room lined with towering shelves of ancient books, artifacts, and journals chronicling the centuries he had lived.The soft rustle of paper echoed as Theo turned another page in the thick, weathered book before him. The leather cover was cracked with age, and the faint scent of parchment and ink filled the air. His fingers brushed over the faded golden lettering on the title page, barely legible after countless years. This wasn’t just any book—it was his diary, a collection of memories, battles, and secrets he had preserved since the beginning of his immortal existence.He leaned back in his chair, the dim glow of a single reading lamp illuminating his chiseled f
Read more
Chapter8: The Demigod's Reckoning
Chapter 8: The Intrusion The golden morning sunlight filtered through the thin curtains of Zhariah’s room, creating soft patterns on the walls. The room smelled fresh, a mix of lavender soap and clean linen. Zhariah, or Zaya as her family called her, stood in front of her mirror, her towel wrapped tightly around her body and another turbaning her damp hair. She hummed softly, drying her locks while eyeing her desk, cluttered with half-written pages of her stories. Suddenly, the door burst open with a bang. “Eza!” Zaya exclaimed, clutching the edge of her towel. “You startled me!” She turned to see her little sister standing there, hugging a stuffed rabbit tightly to her chest. “Sorry, Zaya,” Eza said in her tiny, innocent voice, her big brown eyes looking up apologetically. “Next time, knock, sweetie,” Zaya said, her tone softening. She grabbed a brush from her vanity and began untangling her wet hair. Eza tilted her head, her face serious in a way that was unusual for a child h
Read more
Chapter9: The Demigod's Reckoning
Chapter 9: Rivalries and Secrets The sleek, modern facade of Chronos Corporation gleamed under the midmorning sun. Inside, the air hummed with the quiet intensity of high-stakes business. Devon Liangster paced the polished floor of his office, phone pressed against his ear, his frustration building with each unanswered ring. “C’mon, Theo. Pick up already,” he muttered, his usually composed tone fraying at the edges. He hit redial, tapping his fingers impatiently against the desk. The shrill buzz of the line echoed in his ear once more. Still no answer. Devon’s nerves were on edge. Today wasn’t just another day at Chronos. Investors, some of the most powerful in the country, were seated in the grand conference room, waiting for Theo Stavros, the company’s enigmatic CEO, to present their latest groundbreaking project. “Out of service again?!” Devon groaned, raking a hand through his dark hair. “Of all days to vanish, Theo…” He was mid-rant when the door swung open. Theo strolled i
Read more
Chapter 10
Chapter 10: Signs in the Sky Theo Stavros sat on the plush leather sofa in his penthouse, his half-buttoned shirt revealing the faint scar across his chest. He held a glass of wine, staring into its deep crimson hue as if searching for answers. The city lights glittered outside the vast windows, but Theo's mind was far away. The quiet was interrupted by the sound of the door creaking open. Devon Liangster stepped inside, his movements casual, though his tie was slightly askew. "Drinking alone without me? That’s harsh, mate," Devon quipped, making his way to the bar. He poured himself a glass of whiskey and settled into an armchair across from Theo. Theo didn’t even glance up. "Hey," Devon said, leaning forward. "You good? You’ve been quieter than usual. Let me guess—still thinking about Aidan Moore?" Theo finally looked at him, his gaze sharp but weary. "Not thinking. Wondering." “About what? His ridiculous suit? Come on, Theo, he’s just another big-shot CEO who thinks the worl
Read more