The dark sky thundered heavily as flapping of wings and heavy breaths could be heard. The sound of desperation followed the wind. Two figures could be seen flying through the forest in the darkness of the night as the ceaseless raindrops fell on their battered bodies. A male and a female. On the arms of the female laid a crying child encased in golden light and fire.In hot pursuit behind them were winged armored warriors, armed with swords and scythes.“We have to move faster dear” “We mustn't let them get to us.” The male spoke. “I won't let them take my child away from me.” The female replied, ember-like tears sliding down her cheeks. “Go ahead of me.” “No!! I can't leave you here.” “Go!! I'll be with you soon.” After a brief kiss, she ran away, never looking back. In no time, the man was surrounded by his pursuers. “So imprudent of you to leave your lover all alone and face us.” Their leader said. “Kiel, go after her while we deal with him.” “As you wish.” Kiel replied a

Horses neighed in the distance, their cries slicing through the air. Countless slain bodies lay strewn across the blood-soaked ground as winged beings of light and darkness clashed in battle. Red clouds hovered above the skies, raining blood and the stench of death polluted the air. Screams of agony and pain reached the skies as the skulls of thousands littered the grounds. A figure cloaked in darkness stood atop a blood-stained mountain, wings spread wide as he watched the chaos unfold below. An evil grin stretched across his face, his glowing red eyes gleaming with malicious intent.The body of a young man laid beneath his feet, a sword impaled into his chest, mortally wounded and on the verge of death as he struggled with his life.“You'll never succeed in your quest, Lidrian.” “Someone will stop you.” He said, breathing heavily. A shrill, wicked laugh echoed through the air as the winged figure gazed down at the near-lifeless body beneath his feet.“And who would that be?” He a

David The blast hit like a divine hammer, shaking the earth and throwing us all through the air. I barely had time to brace myself before I slammed into the ground. My ears rang. My chest burned. I could hear Scylla coughing beside me, trying to get up.Then I saw him.Remiel.He rose—slowly, unnaturally—from the wreckage. His clothes were shredded, his body engulfed in eerie black flames that danced like they were alive. I froze, unable to move, barely able to breathe. Something was wrong—terribly wrong.His fingernails twisted into long, silver claws.The left side of his body turned black, as if it had been burned by darkness itself. Even his hair changed, half of it now shadowed like ink. Two horns broke through his head, curved and cruel. And then his eyes—those eyes I knew so well—burned crimson, no longer human. No longer Remiel.I felt Scylla grab my arm. She was shaking. So was I.From his back, wings burst out with a sickening crack—huge, black and white things, monstrous a

Billions of years ago, the Supreme Emperor, tired of ruling Caelestia—his radiant and divine kingdom filled with billions of winged servants called diviniels, born from his own light—felt a deep longing to create something new. This desire led to the birth of Omnidia.With a sweep of his divine essence across the endless void, he birthed the universe of Omnidia—a vast, wondrous expanse adorned with stars, galaxies, and marvels beyond comprehension. Though satisfied with its beauty, he sensed something was missing: life.To fill this void, he fused his divine power with the stars and forged five colossal planetary structures known as the Mythers. Then, to govern this new creation, he formed the Celestial Quintion—a group of four extraordinary beings imbued with immense power and authority. He named them the Celestelites.Each Celestelite was assigned to a Myther, granted absolute dominion over its realm. Only Myther Mortalis remained without a Celestelite; instead, it was left to be sh

“Rosa, what have we done?! The kids are nowhere to be found!” Cynthia's panicked voice rang out, trembling with desperation.Rosa stood frozen in place, her hands trembling as she clutched the edge of the table. “We shouldn’t have let them stay out for too long,” she whispered, her voice cracking.The sound of rain pounding against the windows grew louder, as if mocking their helplessness. “We have to find them, now,” Danny demanded, his voice breaking under the weight of fear.Rosa turned to him, her eyes wide and brimming with tears. “Where do we even start?”“It's been a day and they're nowhere to be seen. I thought I sent Remiel to go pick them up? Cynthia trembled. “What do you think would happen if the siblings were to be together for over an hour? She asked, rhetorically. “That hooded man won’t just allow them to vanish like that, right?” Rosa exhaled loudly, her voice trembling as she tried to convince herself.“If only he could just show up with them right now,” she mutter