Judgement Helltaker Novels & Stories

His mistake was letting Celine talk him into doing this. We take the staircase down to the tunnels where he is being kept. This is my dungeon and Great Haven where crimes of my enemies and betrayal are being washed away. This is like hell where bad people are dealt with for the bad things they have done. I believed that God created me for this purpose but Helena keeps ringing it to my ears that I am not created to be a judge. She knew I was doing all of that to make the world a better place by teaching all those bad people the right thing but she believed that I could be better. I didn't need to be the judge.

Your own personal hell. ******************************************

The path shimmered, the cliffs fading, the truth rising, the judges ahead, their eyes ours, their chant ours, the trinity, four, not three, ours, the choice ours, the war ours, to seal, to break, to choose, or be chosen. The reckoning was a plane of light, not stone, not starlight, but judgment, its edges infinite, its center a core, not flame, not pearl, but mirror, massive, reflecting not us but them, the shadow, the flame, the void, their faces, my face, their eyes watching, waiting. The judges stood, their forms towering, their eyes ours, their chants a demand, who are you, trinity, void, what do you choose?

TOMIKO’S HELL Round and round our life spins and about Twist and turn you can hear a silent scream Up and down what a lovely dream Until you find yourself eating a flesh cream Oh, how ironic living and dying In a world where everything is pretty much boring Take it or leave as you will always pay the price Uncanny it may seem, but it is full of pride Hell’s down and heaven’s above Would you dare commit a sin in between If everything comes with a price to be sealed Come, take my hand Our journey is yet to overrun As this game continues And your soul is the price Would you dare and be a curse? With Tomiko’s Hell And so the story continues.

They didn't stop me, perhaps because they were too afraid to touch the girl who bled purple light, or perhaps because they wanted to see the execution. The Great Hall was a sea of fur, leather, and bared teeth. In the center stood a raised stone platform: the Judgment Block. Kael sat on his throne, his face a mask of cold, unyielding granite, but his knuckles were white where they gripped the armrests. Standing before him was Elder Hakan, a wolf so old his fur was the color of a winter storm. He held a jagged silver spear: the Fang Breaker. "The hybrid is here!" a voice shrieked from the crowd.

"I agree, The court is a difficult opponent. We need to be more careful. Zyl added. When the plane lands on the runway. they immediately put on their cloaks. Zandro was cold and emotionless to show that he should be respected and adored. Everyone who meets him bows to him, until he sees a Hella—The judge of Agercia. "I was surprised to see you and your minions inside the Agercia. Are you here for your traitor Sandra ?." The Hella said then foolishly smiled at him. "Don't worry, I'll take care of her. I will make sure she receives the punishment she deserves." Zandro looked even worse and just clenched his fist "Let's just see. May you be a good judge." He said sarcastically then reciprocate

I said, already seeing the sins I had committed. "That's not how it works... Heaven and Hell are judged by the three judges, Radamanthys, Aiacos and Minos, and they are righteous. As for the sins you've committed, don't worry, there's no such thing as a complete saint, and it's not exactly what the Christian religion preaches." Alex explained, which helped me to calm down. "Yeah, stay calm... We have a library with lots of books if you want to research and learn about our society."

I begged, but he just kept going, his voice rising in anger. "You're nothing but a possession to me," he hissed. "And I'll do whatever it takes to keep you in line." I felt myself being pulled down into darkness, my vision fading to black. As I lost consciousness, Daniel's grip on my throat relaxed, and I slumped to the floor. He stood over me, his chest heaving with anger. "Take her away," he barked at one of his men, who stepped forward to scoop me up in his arms.