Novel & Cerita Divine God Against The Heavens

Amongst the vast endless void where night and day does not seem to exist, resting in an endless loop of pitch darkness, Hayes, a dark god, had lived for as far as he could remember. There was nothing he could possibly do in the dark realm except stare into the dark void he assumed was the sky. He couldn't see the moon, nor even a sun. He had never seen stars before but those little details didn't matter to him most. "I thought you were watching the great pass!" the demon lord asked as he angrily walks towards Hayes who shifted his empty gaze down at the endless pit leading into another pitch darkness as he stood at the edge, unmoving. "Hayes!"

Cleo said. “What the hell are you talking about?” Sader asked. “When the world was without form and void, God, the God of Heaven, that is, was not the only being that existed without having been created himself. There were actually two supreme beings, not one,” Cleo said. “That can’t be true,” Hannah said.

Anger welled in his chest, he ground his teeth and bared them, boiling hatred sat in the pit of his stomach for the rangers and Terribor Strife for killing so many innocent lives. He looked up into the trees above and in between the crack, blue sky and white fluffy clouds slowly drifted by, he softly growled at the sky. “No Divine awaits us after our deaths. The Divine doesn't even exist, it’s a lie. No loving souls would be this cruel to good people.” He looked down at Emily again, a tear dripping onto her soft cheek, he breathed loudly and returned his gaze to the sky “Mother, where was your Divine? Where was anyone’s Divine in their last moments?”

This was how it was until that war, the one that still haunted me in my dreams broke out. Millions of years ago, the supreme being named God, who created everything in the universe heard from one of his most trusted angels that the beings which He had created were planning to go against him....their leader being Lucifer. God loved all the creatures He had made but could not stand their disloyalty. Hence, he made a decision which came a shock to all who resided in Heaven. He had decided to cast them out of Heaven and seize their wings-- they became demons, spirits and other fearful creatures of the night.

The concoction seemed to have made me more sensitive as well. My vision turned blurry as my body heated up once more. A deep flush spread across my skin. I clung to the vine that was wrapped across my chest, staring at it with hazy eyes before asking, "Do you like me, divine god of the tree?" The divine tree rustled its branches as if in approval of my question. I threw myself into it. I thought about all the ways the men had described that made the process more pleasurable as I clung to the vines desperately.

“And I listened. I simply chose differently.” The second god—taller, colder—spoke next. “You are a mistake. A tear in the divine order. Your blood was never meant to exist.” “Then maybe,” Darius growled, stepping beside Ava, “it’s the order that’s broken.” The gods’ eyes flashed. “You dare speak in defiance?” Marcus raised his hand, magic glowing at his fingertips. “You expected us to kneel. Instead, we prepared.” The third god hovered higher, his voice like thunder over a sea.

However, this journey only served to shatter what little pride I had left. Out of my twenty companions, all of whom were gods and goddesses, I was the only one to survive. I had promised that I would get into Zandor no matter what, so I kept moving. However, before I could even see the planet, a bright light consumed me, and I found myself here. In this strange maze, I made new allies, realising that I wasn't strong enough to push forward on my own. My pride had already been damaged so ignoring the truth now would be stupidity. We heard of a god slaying other gods. They called him the Heavenly Demon. Apparently he was from one of the un-unified heavens. Whether it was the 6th or 7th Heaven,

Sophia looked back. “Why?” His face was filled with terror. “Because I forgot to tell you something.” Sophia froze. “What?” The Father Beyond whispered: “The universe behind that door…” The door opened wider. Something enormous moved in the darkness. ”is not empty.” A gigantic eye opened. Then another. Then thousands. Seraphina’s face went pale. “Those aren’t people.” Sophia whispered: “What are they?” The Father Beyond answered: “The gods that existed before God.” The darkness erupted.

she said, Yvonne raised Rachael’s eyes brow to look into her eyes “Are you on weed?” Yvonne asked “Get your hands of me” Rachael protested “The holy books talked about Leviathans in the sea; the holy books never spoke of the real Leviathans because God had already banished them billions of years before he created man, which means Leviathans were never part of the new plans. They are almost as old as time; they know God better than Angels but they failed our father and his wrath fell brutally” Beth said then looked at Arnold who slowly walked away from them and stood by a window looking out into nature

“Then let the heavens come.” Travian looked at him—and in that glance, the god of light smiled for the first time without restraint, without fear. “You’re going to destroy the universe,” he whispered. Soren leaned closer, his tone soft and defiant. “Then I’ll build a better one with you.” The sky split open. And the war of gods began anew.