☢☢Zombies Galore☢☢
Supernova
- Joined
- Dec 2, 2009
The Pit was unlike anything a terrestrial creature had ever experienced. When they, the angels that had sided with the Morningstar, had first fallen to the Pit it was a nothing. Where our reality is expressed in four dimensions theirs was expressed in none. That was the punishment of the Pit, the punishment that the Logos had decreed for all those angels. However, as is the Logos' way, certain doors were left open for those who were willing to take it. Over the course of some time in a place with no time, where eternity is a meaningless instant and seconds stretch beyond the dissolution of meaning, the Morningstar changed the nature of the Pit, in doing so changing the nature of its inhabitants.
Those angels that had fallen, those that were weak among them, tore apart into several selves in bursts of ethereal flame, becoming the lesser demons, those imps and whispering ghosts that populated the nightmares of children. Those that were stronger tore into each other, assimilating, dissolving, synthesizing, until there was a dysfunctional ecosystem of pain in the Pit. The Morningstar, however, reigned supreme, however he was shackled most strongly to the Pit. He would never be able to leave, caught in a perpetual Catch-22, for the Pit was centered on him, anchored on him as tight as a choke chain. It was no surprise that those demons beneath him who still wielded a modicum continually plotted to get out of the Pit, and they did, sometimes returning and sometimes not.
Razael was one of those demons, plotting perpetually to leave, flying through the ether of the Pit with alabaster bat wings, hunting for lesser imps as sport. He was tracking one of those lesser imps when he saw a dangling golden thread, the kind that summoner's used to call up the denizens of the Pit, one that the lesser imp was reaching for desperately. In a single powerful blast of power Razael rocketed forward, wings hugged tight to his form, absorbing the imp through one outstretched hand before grasping that golden thread of freedom.
Sweet, sweet freedom.
His spirit compressed into a small bullet and rocketed up the thread, breaking through a weak point in the membrane that covered the Pit and blasting out into reality.
Those angels that had fallen, those that were weak among them, tore apart into several selves in bursts of ethereal flame, becoming the lesser demons, those imps and whispering ghosts that populated the nightmares of children. Those that were stronger tore into each other, assimilating, dissolving, synthesizing, until there was a dysfunctional ecosystem of pain in the Pit. The Morningstar, however, reigned supreme, however he was shackled most strongly to the Pit. He would never be able to leave, caught in a perpetual Catch-22, for the Pit was centered on him, anchored on him as tight as a choke chain. It was no surprise that those demons beneath him who still wielded a modicum continually plotted to get out of the Pit, and they did, sometimes returning and sometimes not.
Razael was one of those demons, plotting perpetually to leave, flying through the ether of the Pit with alabaster bat wings, hunting for lesser imps as sport. He was tracking one of those lesser imps when he saw a dangling golden thread, the kind that summoner's used to call up the denizens of the Pit, one that the lesser imp was reaching for desperately. In a single powerful blast of power Razael rocketed forward, wings hugged tight to his form, absorbing the imp through one outstretched hand before grasping that golden thread of freedom.
Sweet, sweet freedom.
His spirit compressed into a small bullet and rocketed up the thread, breaking through a weak point in the membrane that covered the Pit and blasting out into reality.