Duty
[private, hackable to friends or what passes for them in Ledah's case]
His name was Ein.
Our mission. To actuate the Retribution. At the command of the Seven Magi, the Grim Angels were to be called forth once more, black-winged reapers of death possessing power equal to the gods themselves. A thousand years had passed since the Ragnarok -- Peace had reigned throughout, but in recent times, the demons of Utgard had once more begun to emerge in numbers far too overwhelming to be beaten back. The land of Riviera threatened to be overrun, descending once more into the plane of chaos and destruction. Utgard once more. The only choice was to unleash the powers dormant within the promised land, the powers the gods themselves had sealed with their deaths.
This was the Retribution. The power to return everything into nothing.
Ein was young. And foolish. The only other Grim Angel beside myself called into service . . . It was no wonder that he died.
. . . . . . . .
Foolish boy.
((5% spent on the entirety of the first chapter of Riviera. 26% spent total, 5% remaining.))
His name was Ein.
Our mission. To actuate the Retribution. At the command of the Seven Magi, the Grim Angels were to be called forth once more, black-winged reapers of death possessing power equal to the gods themselves. A thousand years had passed since the Ragnarok -- Peace had reigned throughout, but in recent times, the demons of Utgard had once more begun to emerge in numbers far too overwhelming to be beaten back. The land of Riviera threatened to be overrun, descending once more into the plane of chaos and destruction. Utgard once more. The only choice was to unleash the powers dormant within the promised land, the powers the gods themselves had sealed with their deaths.
This was the Retribution. The power to return everything into nothing.
Ein was young. And foolish. The only other Grim Angel beside myself called into service . . . It was no wonder that he died.
. . . . . . . .
Foolish boy.
((5% spent on the entirety of the first chapter of Riviera. 26% spent total, 5% remaining.))