Chapter 1: Rage unleashed
Prologue: The Trial of Eternal
Before time wore a name, before the stars learned to burn, there was Eternal. The first and purest god, co-creator of existence itself. He forged the seven planets, breathed life into realms, and shaped the laws that governed reality. But as existence matured, fear took root in the hearts of the other gods. Eternal's power grew boundless, his will unshakable. They saw not a creator, but a threat.
Betrayed by those he called kin—and worst of all, by Val, the goddess of love and war whom he cherished—Eternal was cast into judgment. He pleaded for mercy, calling out to the inhabitants of the seven planets he once shaped, but silence greeted him. No one stood for him. The gods, united in fear, conjured a cosmic prison: a black hole beyond time, sealed by divine will. Bound in chains of light, Eternal was hurled into the void.
Act I: The Awakening
In the silence of the black hole, Eternal endured. Time lost meaning. Memory became pain. But within that cosmic tomb, something began to take shape.
A former ally—once a divine smith—was among those who betrayed him during the trial. Driven by guilt or terror of what Eternal might become, this smith cast a fragment of a dead star into the abyss. Infused with forbidden magic and bound with a titan's dying breath, it took shape. From it, Oblivion was born.
A battle axe like none other, Oblivion was a living weapon. It pulsed with a dark aura, red vein-like patterns crawling through its blue-metal core. At its center lay the Symbol of Destruction, and it had only one master. It fed off the black hole’s crushing force and slowly tore it apart.
The gods felt the shift too late. The prison unraveled. Reality cracked. And from the heart of annihilation, Eternal returned, wielding Oblivion
Act II: Wrath of the Creator
Consumed by vengeance, Eternal turned to the seven planets that had remained silent during his trial. One by one, he visited them—not with words, but with fury.
Each planet held unique defenses, forged by gods in preparation for his return. One even experimented on a single mortal for centuries, trying to create a champion. But it was not enough. Eternal razed six planets. He devoured their essence, fueled Oblivion, and erased them from reality.
The seventh planet, however, was different. A mortal champion named Prime had been chosen and blessed by the gods to face him. When Eternal arrived, Prime fought with honor and desperation. But he was no match. Eternal toyed with him—until Dawakulis, a demigod ally of Olympus, intervened and teleported Prime away to Olympus, barely saving his life.
But before Eternal could follow, the seventh planet was hidden in a realm called the Avoid, protected by an ancient and forgotten god named Vile. Eternal pursued them.
Act III: The Fall of Vile and Olympus
Vile stood as a monstrous guardian, embodying old magic, chaos, and raw power. Eternal fought him, and their battle bent the very fabric of the Avoid. Prime, now infused with divine power from Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon, returned to aid Vile.
It was not enough. Eternal slaughtered them both, shattering Vile and silencing Prime forever. He then destroyed the seventh planet, ensuring that no memory of mercy would remain.
With wrath still burning, he turned his gaze to Olympus.
The gods stood tall, but Eternal tore through them. Lightning, death, oceans—none could stop him. Amid the chaos, Lunara, goddess of the stars, saw the truth of his vision. Seduced by his power and mirroring the appearance of Val, she betrayed Olympus, killing her brethren and becoming the Mistress of Darkness.
Together, Eternal and Lunara obliterated Olympus and retreated to a pocket realm at the edge of non-existence: Oblivion’s Rest. There, they made their plans.
Act IV: The Siege of Heaven
Their next conquest: Heaven—the sanctuary of divine order. Eternal and Lunara emerged with shadowed might, cutting through angelic legions. But among the defenders was Selipha, a radiant warrior angel, fierce and loyal.
Selipha fought alongside her kind. She led the charge, her twin blades cutting through darkness. But the tide of Eternal’s power, and the presence of Lunara, weighed heavy. When three of Heaven’s highest angels sacrificed themselves in a final effort to stop Eternal, Selipha realized the futility of resistance.
She turned.
Seeing Eternal not as a destroyer but as the future, she betrayed the angels and corrupted a fifth of Heaven’s host, leading them in rebellion. Her power twisted, she grew darker, sharper. Eternal welcomed her not only as an ally—but as his second queen.
Act V: The Harbinger
Now reborn as the Harbinger of Death, Selipha wielded new arms forged by Eternal himself. She commanded a legion stored within the shards of her being, able to summon them at will. She traversed galaxies, delivering a single message: "Join Eternal or perish."
Worlds trembled at her name. Empires fell before her gaze. And in every corner of the multiverse, whispers of Eternal’s dominion spread like fire.
Act VI: The Gaze from Beyond
At Oblivion’s Rest, as Eternal praised Selipha for her victories, a strange sensation stirred. He felt eyes upon him—but not from his universe.
From another dimension, a being watched. It had pierced the veil and glimpsed Eternal in his throne. In that instant, Oblivion twitched, resonating with rage. Eternal raised the axe to cut through the walls of reality—but the being escaped, tearing the link before the strike could land.
Eternal paused, a smirk upon his lips. He promised the stars that he would find a way into that dimension.
And when he did, it would kneel too.
The Legacy
Now three stand at the helm of a growing empire of destruction: Eternal, Lunara the Mistress of Darkness, and Selipha the Harbinger of Death. The multiverse has begun to fracture under their will. Gods, angels, dimensions—they fall.
But the story is far from over.
There are others. There are powers beyond even Eternal. And somewhere beyond the veil… a true equal waits.
