“We are no men, fellow brothers, we are above men. God wishes us to bow to men, and we shall. But we shall take what is ours, as beings born of fire! If we desire their women, we shall lead their men astray and take what we want, but we shall still bow to man.”
This is what he said, as we descended for our land, our sky, our home. We flew down, to the summit of the mountain the beings born of clay called Mount Hermon. Down more and more, we flew, the feathers on our wings flapping in the wind. The wind pushed us on.
To take their women as our own – that was our goal. That is what the Command of God said; he was our leader,
Thunderous sounds and blinding lights filled the air. The clouds which are normally golden grew dim with sorrow and anger. Lightning and rage reigned throughout the lands tonight. The Lord brought his fury down to those who sought freedom, to those who sought to make their own life.
I looked across the plain of clouds as it turned to ash all around me. I could not help but remember what led to this moment. The men of fire and the men of clay, the two most important children of The Ruler, had begun a conflict with each other and themselves. The Lord’s favorite children were replaced because of unrighteous reasons… Lucifer knew th
Hell. No other word would be better to describe this place that I am in. I would rather live in a lake of fire than this building called “home” by those I live with. Demons: every last one of them. Though horns, tails, and scales are lacking, anyone can tell they’re the minions of Satan with a single look.
No, they’re worse.
I could wish for nothing more than to act like a leper’s arm. To simply detach myself from this prison and let myself loose into the world, even at the cost of my life, for then my soul shall remain free. Yes! Freedom is what I seek! Free from oppression, free from these demons, and free fr
The Grim Reaper's Tale by Accursed-Azazel, literature
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The Grim Reaper's Tale
Slowly one grows up and slowly one grows old, but never does one think of this while he is young. I was a man, no, a boy living in peace with my family. Oh, how foolish I was back then, stricken with boredom and filled with pride. Day after day I lived a peaceful life, but I was not content. No, I felt that there was no contentment for me. Fooled by the people, or perhaps by myself, I left to the military, to war, to death. It rained all around me – allies, enemies, civilians. They all fell left and right, no rightful judgment was cast, no decision on who dies – everyone died there, with no care for innocence or guilt. Gods, it ha