Descent
For a second time–and hopefully the last–Amara sees and knows what the world of the dead was like once more:
It was nothing more but a cage meant to keep them enslaved like the strings of fate dictating them, to the will of useless beings who called themselves gods when they do absolutely nothing but take and take but you know, my dear, out of all the others…
Roman settles back on his throne and finally allows himself to smile.
…ah, Amara, you are truly the only one I could love.
. . .
“When is a monster not a monster?
Oh, when you are the reason it has become so mangled.
Here is your humble offering,
obliterated and broken in the mouth
of this abandoned church.
He has come back to stop the