Hestia the goddess

By Sakkavy Jarone

Welcome to "The Other Stories of Hestia Goddess"! Hestia is the Greek goddess of the hearth, home, and hospitality. In this book, you'll get to know her better as we journey through six exciting stories that explore different aspects of her character and powers. From overseeing a competition to tend her sacred flame, to fighting an evil monster, each story offers a unique adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Join Hestia as she imparts her wisdom and learns valuable lessons about trust, responsibility, and the importance of community. These stories are perfect for kids and anyone who loves mythology and epic tales.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sakkavy Jarone
• Release date: Feb 20, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215884300

Book preview

Content

The Hearth keeper's Test

2. The Missing Flame

3. The Rejected Olympian

4. The Heart of the Home

5. The Betrayal of Trust

6. Hestia and Thunderbolt!

7. Bad man ! Can change?

8. The first anger of Hestia

9. Hestia and the lost Nymph

10.Blind monster

11.The Tale of Hestia and the Sea Monster

12. The Saga of Saharah

13.Hestia and the Fire diamond

14.Seeing Gia, the mother earth

15.Hestia and Atlantis

16.Hestia and the rainbow Pegasus

17.Athena ‘s mission

18. The other stories of Demeter

19. Revive barren land

20.The Spring's Goddess

The Hearth keeper's Test

Hestia, the goddess of hearth and home, looked out over the crowded plaza where the mortal families had gathered for the competition. She had chosen this particular group of families because of their long-standing devotion to her sacred flame, which burned brightly at the center of the plaza. But now, as she watched them jostling for position and trading whispered insults, she couldn't help but feel a pang of doubt.

Are mortals truly capable of understanding the importance of the flame? she wondered to herself. Or are they only in it for the glory?

As the competition got underway, Hestia took her place at the edge of the plaza and watched as each family took turns tending the flame. Some were more skilled than others, but all of them seemed to be putting in a good effort.

However, as the sun began to set and the competition neared its end, Hestia noticed something troubling. One family, the Eurydices, had managed to keep their flame burning at a consistently high level, despite the fact that their wood supply seemed to be running low.

Hestia knew that the Eurydices were known for their cunning and their love of competition, and as she watched them surreptitiously add more wood to their fire, she felt a sinking feeling in her chest.

This isn't right, she murmured to herself. I can't let them get away with cheating.

But as she hesitated, unsure of what to do, a small group of Eurydice supporters caught her eye. They were watching her closely, and Hestia could sense the challenge in their gazes.

If I disqualify them now, there will be consequences, she realized. They might even turn against me and my flame.

Hestia took a deep breath and steeled herself. She would not let fear guide her decisions. Taking a step forward, she raised her voice so that all the families could hear her.

I have observed some troubling behavior in one of the families, she said. It is clear to me that they have been cheating. Therefore, I must disqualify them from the competition.

There was an uproar from the Eurydice supporters, who began to shout and jeer. But Hestia stood her ground, her eyes fixed on the flame that represented all that was good and pure in the world.

I understand that this may be difficult to accept,