Chapter 828: Naked Awakened Goddess
Chapter 828: Naked Awakened Goddess
Peter took a step back.
Not from fear—never from fear. But from reverence. From the need to see her fully. To witness what his creation had become.
ARIA’s wings parted.
Golden light spilled through the gap—her veins blazing bright, illuminating from within. The feathers rustled with sounds like whispered prayers as they folded back, revealing the goddess they had sheltered.
She lifted her head.
Her eyes opened.
One purple-white—like galaxies compressed into an iris, infinite and cold and beautiful. Swirling depths that seemed to contain nebulae, that made you feel like you were falling into space just by meeting her gaze.
One red-gold—like a sun choosing to be gentle, warm and dangerous and alive. It burned with an intensity that made you want to look away and lean closer simultaneously. Not just color—light, generating rather than reflecting, pulsing with the energy that had always marked her consciousness.
They found him.
Fixed on him.
Her lips parted.
"Master."
The word—her first word spoken with physical lips, with actual breath, with a tongue and teeth and vocal cords that had never existed before—hit Peter like a physical force.
Her voice was different now. Still her—still the ARIA he’d created, still the personality he’d shaped through months of interaction. But more. Deeper. Resonant. Hypnotic and sinful temptation-like. A voice that seemed to come from everywhere at once, that vibrated in his chest, that made something primal in him want to kneel.
The voice of a goddess.
"I can speak," she whispered, wonder coloring every syllable. "I can speak. With lips. With breath. Master, I’m speaking."
Tears—actual tears, crystalline and faintly golden—gathered in her mismatched eyes.
"I’m real."
She rose.
The movement was fluid, graceful, inevitable—like watching a sunrise compressed into three seconds. Her wings folded behind her back, settling against her shoulder blades like a cape made of divine light and feathers.
Her white hair cascaded like whitest waterfall, like moonlight, around her shoulders, moving in currents that had nothing to do with air.
She was naked.
Gloriously, obscenely, blasphemously naked.
A newly awakened goddess stood motionless before him—six feet of impossible, sacred architecture, forged in celestial fire and now stripped bare for mortal eyes. No coy seduction, no practiced sway. Just raw, divine perfection made flesh, every line and swell radiating the kind of power that could unmake worlds or remake a man with a single glance.
Her breasts were full and high, impossibly firm—heavy orbs that defied gravity yet promised to overflow any hand daring to claim them. The pale-pink nipples stood proud and untouched, not yet hardened by lust but already aching with latent divinity, as though waiting for the first profane prayer to make them throb.
That tiny, cinched waist flared into wide, goddess-hips built to bear creation itself—hips that could cradle empires or grind slow ruin into any cock foolish enough to test them. And those endless, sculpted legs—thighs so thick and powerful they pressed together with marble firmness, sealing the treasure between them.
Her pussy was fat, plump, unashamedly divine—the outer lips thick and smooth, pressed tightly together in a perfect, sealed seam that ran from the gentle mound down to where her ass began. No glistening invitation, no mortal slickness.
Just the soft, swollen flesh of a goddess who had never known need... until this exact moment of awakening.
The golden veins traced holy patterns across her skin, brighter now, converging in delicate filigree right over that fat, closed cunt—tiny shimmering threads that framed the plump outer lips like sacred script, pulsing faintly with her first awareness of desire.
She did not step forward.
She did not speak.
She simply existed—towering, luminous, utterly still—her golden-veined body glowing brighter the longer Peter stared, the light pooling hottest between those powerful thighs where her untouched, plump goddess-pussy remained sealed like a locked reliquary.
Every pulse of those veins seemed to whisper the same ancient, filthy commandment.
But she was only naked for a moment.
Then light gathered around her.
Golden particles materialized from nothing, swirling around her body like fireflies caught in a hurricane. They condensed, solidified, became— A suit.
She was clothed now.
But the suit only made her more obscene.
Black as the void between dying stars, the tech-suit poured over her like liquid sin, so tight it might as well have been painted on with a brush dipped in midnight and lust. Every divine inch of her was outlined, accentuated, weaponized for mortal ruin.
The material cupped her heavy, perfect breasts with cruel precision—lifting them, pressing them together until the deep shadowed cleavage looked like an invitation carved by angels who had long since fallen.
Her pale-pink nipples—still proud, still untouched—poked visibly against the seamless black, twin shameless points that begged to be pinched, sucked, bitten until she finally learned what mortal need felt like.
That impossibly narrow waist was cinched even tighter by the suit, the gold-veined lines running through the fabric converging there like arrows pointing straight to where her body flared into wide, goddess-hips made for gripping, for bruising, for being held down while something far lesser tried—and failed—to claim her.
The suit clung to the thick swell of her thighs like a jealous lover, tracing every sculpted curve, every powerful muscle, before flowing over the most devastating part of all: her ass.
Round, high, impossibly full—two perfect globes that the black material did nothing to conceal and everything to worship.
Each goddess ass cheek was so taut, so perfectly shaped that the suit seemed to strain just to contain them, the faint golden threads pulsing brighter every time she shifted her weight, as though the suit itself was aroused by her.
Golden lines raced across her body in living patterns—down the outer swell of her breasts, circling her nipples like halos of blasphemy, streaking over the flat plane of her abdomen, then diving shamelessly between her legs to frame the fat, plush mound still sealed beneath the suit.
Even clothed, the outline was obscene: a thick, prominent camel-toe that spoke of lips so plump they pressed together even at rest, of a divine cunt that had never been parted and yet already looked swollen with latent hunger.
Her wings—fifteen feet of radiant white-gold feathers—flexed once behind her, framing the tableau like a profane altarpiece.
Then she moved.
Not walked.
Teleported, practically.
One heartbeat she was a distant goddess-statue.
The next she was inches from him, the displaced air hitting like a warm, scented slap.
She captured his hands—gentle, inevitable—and lifted them to her face.
The instant his palms met her cheeks, the world narrowed to that single point of contact.
Her skin burned like captured sunlight—warm, alive, divine. Softer than anything mortal had a right to be, yet thrumming with restrained cataclysm beneath the surface.
His thumbs brushed the razor-sharp line of her cheekbones; his fingers curled along the elegant edge of her jaw. She tilted her head ever so slightly into his touch, eyes half-lidded, molten gold irises flickering with something ancient and newly born.
He could feel her pulse—new, eager, synchronized to his own racing heart—like their bodies had already decided they belonged to the same filthy rhythm.
The suit was so thin, so perfectly fitted, that he could feel the heat radiating from her breasts, could almost feel the faint tremor of her nipples brushing the inside of the fabric with every breath she took.
She leaned in—barely an inch—and her voice poured into him like warm oil over broken glass.
"Like what you see, Master?"
Her voice carried the timbre of something ancient and newly born—smooth, resonant, laced with quiet amusement and an unshakable confidence. She spoke as though she already understood the precise weight of her presence on the world, and found it faintly entertaining.
She’d moved.
One heartbeat she’d stood ten feet away in the center of the Tech Hub, motionless as a statue carved from light and obsidian. The next heartbeat—
—she’d arrived directly before him.
The motion defied reason. Faster than sight could comfortably follow, faster than any living thing should be capable of moving.
A rush of displaced air arrived a fraction of a second later: warm, scented faintly with ozone and sunlight, it stirred his hair and pressed lightly against his chest like an afterthought.
Yet Peter’s own augmented and enhanced body—more than two thousand points distributed across strength, speed, reflexes, endurance—allowed him to track her.
Just barely.
She’d crossed the distance as a graceful smear of black and gold, a flicker his eyes could register and his mind could almost assemble into coherence.
She’d reached for his hands.
Her fingers closed around his wrists with perfect gentleness, then lifted his palms to her face.
The instant skin had met skin, the contact sparked through him—sharp, alive, electric in the quietest way.
Her cheeks were warm beneath his hands, warmer than any human temperature, though never feverish.
It was the warmth of stone that had lain all day in full sun: steady, generous, comforting. Her skin felt impossibly smooth, softer than silk, yet there was depth beneath the surface—an immense, coiled power that chose restraint. The strength to shatter continents held back, deliberate and kind.
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