The Devil's Broken Doll
And still, with fire tearing through his veins, with the pull screaming for him to step forward and claim his place, he did not move.
Because someone had to see what was forged when Hell chose a queen.
The first flame did not explode. It answered, deliberate and sure.
Red fire tore free from Apollo in a sudden, incandescent surge—not wild, not chaotic, but impossibly dense. Devilflame poured from him like a crown inverted, spilling upward and outward in sheets of living heat that scorched the air. The sigils along the throne blazed in perfect synchrony, each rune locking into place as if the mountain had waited centuries for this alignment.
Bab Populer