Dance Of Death

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ke themselves, the god of 'Death' known as Requiem who rebelled and even fou

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he governs. “Madness? Am I the madman now?! You!” He points out to all the other gods who is kneeling before his authority of death and glared at every singl

eros ordered but Requiem is so angry that a single tighten from his grips made the goddess fall to her knees and cry in pain. “Tell me. What did that human do to receive such punishment? True death ca

is suffering. “Please, Requiem. Forgive me.” She pleaded in pain. Requiem looks at her with n

, Aero stops them in time before he can crush the goddess’ heart and grant her eternal de

ime like this?” Aeros looks at the other gods with a sad expression on his face, it is then that they figured from his expression that Helos had already tried confronting Requiem beforehand. “Helos lost, that is why we are the only ones here. The only one

h it all off as something that would naturally happen if a mortal comes in contact with a god? The law that had been written in the skies?” Aeros' heart sunk as soon as he saw

l the relief that they felt a few moments ago. “Where were all of you when I was alone for almost an eternity. I was cast away in that dark place and rarely even see th

way!” Aeros screams as soon as he saw the signs but Requiem could not care less about what is going to happen to him and let the corruption consume him. “Now I understand why

fter I got cast away in that lonely plac

of meeting with a god who is not even a champion of that god. “So this are the rules that I have broken. I realized that, we gods are not so different than the mere mortals that we are overseeing. We are m

th that mortal huh? You give up your godhood for a companion. This is a bit funny, this is the first time that you broke the law. One of the gods

d of wisdom appeared. “I know a way that would put everything back to normal.” Aeros turns to him in shock. Being one of the oldest gods, t

eginning that lead to this moment. Helos was against what you are going to do to that mortal in the first place. The reason I remained neutral from the very beginning is because

will make this world travel through time, the time before that mortal died, no- beyond that. At the time when Requiem and that mortal met.” Irath suggested. “This will

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ed before the mortal had died.” Irath mumbled as he also looks at the things that is happening before their eyes. “I guess you have seen everything for yourself Aeros.” Irath felt a

p for his brother. “Aeros, is this what you have chosen?!” Irath and the others are just as shocked. “What have you done?” the Aeros in front of them sta

They all started to disappear and appear before Arshem. “I don’t think I need to ask what happened right?” his th

ponsible for everything, Requiem. “You tried to destroy the balance. Without the god of death overlooking the underworld, everything will be thrown into chaos, the conce

hat I wanted. And the one that is supposed to know how I felt failed to do so when they have acted out as they please in the past. I speak of those who bred with the humans and em

you even remember Requiem, I also felt that that mortal alone was his companion after an eternity of being alone. I know how he felt beca

in the time where your sons and daughters are ruling over the world , you get to see them dying on the