When darkness can Divide

IN a time, long before humans were created, there was no Earthworld, only an Underworld filled with Demons and great beasts of Eld. These beasts attacked each other, and killed each other and there was no calm, only Chaos, and hatred. This lasted for thousands of years, until one Demon had had enough of the consistant chaos.1

The name of this weary Demon was Abaddon. He had lived in the Underworld long enough to know that the High Priest had caused this steady decline of morals. In the cover of darkness, he quietly charged the High Priest's castle. Every intent he had, was of murder and a new reign.2

The High Priest, being the controller of the Underworld, saw Abaddon would come and murder him. In a futile attempt to live, he created a new world, Earthworld. He had only enough time to create it, but could not escape into this new world. Instead, he created humans, and they would undoubtedly populate this new world, and build the world up.3

In all actuality, he simply intended to create a world beyond the reach of Abaddon, and the monsters who would inevitably, join him. His intentions worked, at the expense of his life.4

Abaddon charged the castle, and found the High Priest. 5

"You, Priest of Hell, have no right to live. Wasn't it your intention to have these beasts murder each other?"6

The Priest merely said, "Of course."7

Abaddon looked into the Priests' eyes with fury. "Then I shall kill you, as intended."8

"If you kill me, Abaddon, then undoubtedly, you will never find the location of the New World."9

"There is no such thing" Abaddon said, incredulous.10

The High Priest laughed his last laugh, "You think not, but there is. You can kill me, and run this Hell as you wish, but the true heaven is above us. Earthworld."11

"You lie, Priest." Abaddon said simply.12

The Priest smiled slightly. "You will find it yourself, then young Demon, and when you do, you shall never be accepted."13

With the smug smile etched into his skull forever more, Abaddon broke the Priests' neck, and devoured his soul.14

Chapter one.15

Abaddon was angry, that much was certain. When Abaddon became angry, Demons would dissapear, and it would only make him angrier.