Buratia, Northern Continents, Earth *** Pride jumped from where he stood right before the vines curled up on him. He was so light with his feet. A boy with a young body could jump so high that the rules of gravity did not exist anymore. He landed on a faraway tree. They followed suit. He was vulnerable. But something was bothering the Death Harbinger. He could not sense the Demonic presence in Pride. But he could feel the searing and treacherous aura that lurked on the Demon Lord. His barefoot endured the bite of ice-cold snow that mantled the tree branches. Pride liked the cold. Arrows flew past him as he evaded the shots from Davyd. Every arrow whistled as it pierced through the thick heavy air and as they landed from afar, explosions emerged like grenades, decimating an old tree. Pride landed on the ground where Dreygo caught his loose white shirt. The Harbinger clenched it to prevent him from escaping. His young boy's hands curled on his forearm and turned, causing Dreygo’s gr
“Dreygo! Dreygo!” The voice was soft and echoing. That comforting voice that had been pushing himself to become reliant on the moral values of humans, rather than what he had inherited in Hell rang like silver bells in his hearing. Moments ago, there were loud and discomforting volumes of Earth, large thuds, and explosions, but all were replaced by serenity and peace. Utter quietness. Only the humming of cold draught was only discernable at the moment. “Dreygo! Dregyo! Wake up!” The voice again loomed. The harbinger had been floating in a comfortable caress of soft snow. He could feel it even in his subconsciousness. He felt soft fingertips caressing his face. He felt his hand grasping another hand. He felt sorrow and worry that sank deep into his bones. ‘I should not wake up. I need to remember more.’ He screamed in his thoughts. “Good! You're awake. Thanks to the Universe!” Elaine gasped.Dreygo saw an anxious face hovering above his vision. He could not see the gray skies anymo
Heroes fought in a white country while a god died in green. Skies cried. Birds fell. Water ravaged. Mountains became hills. Caves closed and portals opened. Death floats in water and filled the mountains, scorned the skies, and Chaos smiled at the three. -The Seer of Derunia *** The fire that danced on top of the torches inside Nebirus’ cave had grown, almost bursting. Its flames reached ends that never reached before. The halls tremored, and bats flew in all directions, finding their way to exit. Nebirus just sat on his throne, awaken as the tremors loomed. Nebirus was startled by his peaceful passivism. He knew what was coming, and he knew who. He was ready, or he thought he was. The glowing flowers that heaved the hall danced as the tremors increased in its magnitude. The temperature suddenly dropped and snowflakes loomed, almost covering the whole place. The many-column walls had tested their integrity, and their strength to support the ancient ceilings that were made of ancie
A true nature of a god is loving his creation. His creation defines him. The veneration of his creation is what fuels a god. But indifference towards his creation counters the meaning of essence and purpose of the existence of a deity. He is a god no more. He becomes an anti-life. Henceforth, becomes the Devil. *The Gospel of prophet Quell. *** A flick of Nebirus fingers had brightened the halls. So bright that it could blind a normal human being permanent. The flowers’ petals illuminated to their fullest and that light filled the hall. Kragus covered his eyes with his hand, cursing as the light screamed against his eyesight. “This is your weakness, Kragus. Pure light so intense that you cannot even comprehend its purity.” With further warning, Nebirus dashed towards the hell god, like a speed of sound. His feet almost not touching the floor. He swung his spear and connected it to Kragus’ head. The hell god was thrown away by the blow creating waves of wind that reverberated as th
Palpines, Western Tropical Continents, Earth *** Black stealth planes hovered in the skies, so steady and quiet. Humans had manufactured planes that could be easily controlled in mid-air, could stop anytime, and land anytime without difficulty. Buratia was one of the leading countries that dominated the air force amongst other giant nations, manufacturing multi-billion dollar planes that were best for invasions and war. Utter sadness was felt by the Earth god now that humans were involved in their dispute. Using humans as instruments of war as his most feared. It would only mean that he would fight against his own creations without their own free will. He glanced farther away from almost the end of the crater, a lady in her teens, wearing her loose shirt and tattered jeans sitting on an outcropping seemed to have controlled the fleet above them. “Lust,” Nebirus confirmed that these humans were under her spell. “Now, it is time for you to die, my brother,” Kragus said. Vulcan cann
Vomiting, Dreygo had his stomach churned. He could not make the trip with a solid stomach. He was never used to interdimensional travels. It was maybe his human body could not take the magnitude of unexplainable pressure that his body felt as he traveled on an outer-dimensional plane and then back to Earth again. He plunged both palms into the rubble, his knees were dug too as they reappeared to the Earth once again. Dreygo saw his vomit splashing against the ground. He lifted himself as he recuperated from embarrassment. He glanced at Elaine, she was doing the same. He guessed that porta; travels were not designed for human bodies. She was alright though, but gagging to vomit. He saw Viriel training his eyes outwardly beyond the crater. A crater was so wide that it would cover ten football stadiums. Studying the smaller craters that sprawled on the mouth of where they stood, they assessed that a gruesome battle had ensued. Somewhat battle scars had been made just recently. He saw D
Lith, Hell *** Every step he made had a cracking sound - metallic boots against bones. The angel of the first ranks had sauntered into Hell over a hill of the dead. It was the closest route to Ashmoth’s throne. The skies cried red and black, horrifying to look at paired with what had been transpiring on the ground. The stench grew stronger every time they had a step nearer to their objective. The stench of the dead, rotting flesh, and the growing bacteria that plagued the bones that heaved the ground were stronger than it filled the atmosphere. It was so strong that it could be mistaken to be poison. The crimson soil was not its natural color, it was constantly bathed by the blood of the dead humanoid demons, a stain that stayed for thousands of years since the beginning of time. It was the opposite of Earth, it was the opposite of creation. Whatever that may be. All they saw was death by a sea of dead bodies. He heard King Nidas cursed under his breath as he grabbed one demon ske
Lith Continent, Hell *** “You could have stabbed me in the back, Angel. What stopping you?” Ashmoth plastered with a hint of mockery on his face. Or his body was bathed with utter grotesque mockery of a monster. His voice was like a lash to the humanoid demons. But not to Nethaniel. He had fought more wretched beasts almost single-handedly from the deepest bowels of hells from post wars era, Red Dawn - an Era of peace after the Celestial Wars between Heaven and Hell. Nethaniel and the other angel warriors had kept the peace after the wars, cleaning the messes from where the armies scattered. The armies of hell divided into places in the realms of Heaven after their defeat. They were hiding in the forests but even in hiding they still pose a threat to the citizens. Some of these demon warriors looted farms. Thus Arkeus sent in a hunting party, a special mission, only for the first-rank angels. Nethaniel and his special task force eliminated every single one of the scums that linge