After the incident, the once lively village, filled with fun and vibrant life, was transformed into a hauntingly quiet wasteland. Buildings and houses lay in ruins, and not a single villager remained; they had been swallowed by a malevolent black hole. The only remnants were the culprits of this tragedy.
"Let's go, it seems like the prophecy was wrong," one of the black-cloaked figures remarked.
"Yeah, it appears that there's no way anyone could have killed our god, Seth-sama. That prophecy was foolish, and we've proven it by exterminating all the villagers. It must have been fake and flawed," another black-cloaked individual added.
"Let's depart; our duty is done here," the leader of the black-cloaked group, adorned with a goat crown, declared silently in his thoughts. "Mighty Lord Seth-sama, now there will be no one who can harm you. We have thwarted the prophecy."
Hours passed after the five black-cloaked figures left. "Wait, Zero, you idiot," Kale exclaimed as he watched Zero sprint towards the village.
"Wait for me, Zero," Maia said as she saw Zero's determined dash towards the village, with Kale following closely.
Upon their arrival in the village, Zero scanned the surroundings, desperately shouting, "Is anyone here? Hello!?" His voice echoed in the desolation.
"Zero, stop," Kale said with a tone of contempt as he observed his friend's futile cries. "They're gone—our family, the village, everyone—they're gone."
Zero, Kale, and Maia, wearing expressions of profound sadness, shared their grief.
Zero continued to search the desolate village, hoping to find survivors, but all he discovered was destruction and the bloodshed that had ravaged their once-thriving community. The grim reality was overwhelming for the three young children as they beheld the aftermath of a brutal massacre committed by a fanatical cult.
After a while, Zero gazed at the sky, his friends Kale and Maia by his side, and said, "Listen, Kale and Maia."
Kale and Maia turned their attention to Zero, who stood with determination in his eyes, brimming with revenge and anger. It was then that Kale and Maia realized they were ready to follow Zero down the path of revenge.
"Count on us too," Kale and Maia declared in unison, their eyes filled with the same fiery determination for revenge.
TO BE CONTINUED
After the incident, the once lively village, filled with fun and vibrant life, was transformed into a hauntingly quiet wasteland. Buildings and houses lay in ruins, and not a single villager remained; they had been swallowed by a malevolent black hole. The only remnants were the culprits of this tragedy.
"Let's go, it seems like the prophecy was wrong," one of the black-cloaked figures remarked.
"Yeah, it appears that there's no way anyone could have killed our god, Seth-sama. That prophecy was foolish, and we've proven it by exterminating all the villagers. It must have been fake and flawed," another black-cloaked individual added.
"Let's depart; our duty is done here," the leader of the black-cloaked group, adorned with a goat crown, declared silently in his thoughts. "Mighty Lord Seth-sama, now there will be no one who can harm you. We have thwarted the prophecy."
Hours passed after the five black-cloaked figures left. "Wait, Zero, you idiot," Kale exclaimed as he watched Zero sprint towards the village.
"Wait for me, Zero," Maia said as she saw Zero's determined dash towards the village, with Kale following closely.
Upon their arrival in the village, Zero scanned the surroundings, desperately shouting, "Is anyone here? Hello!?" His voice echoed in the desolation.
"Zero, stop," Kale said with a tone of contempt as he observed his friend's futile cries. "They're gone—our family, the village, everyone—they're gone."
Zero, Kale, and Maia, wearing expressions of profound sadness, shared their grief.
Zero continued to search the desolate village, hoping to find survivors, but all he discovered was destruction and the bloodshed that had ravaged their once-thriving community. The grim reality was overwhelming for the three young children as they beheld the aftermath of a brutal massacre committed by a fanatical cult.
After a while, Zero gazed at the sky, his friends Kale and Maia by his side, and said, "Listen, Kale and Maia."
Kale and Maia turned their attention to Zero, who stood with determination in his eyes, brimming with revenge and anger. It was then that Kale and Maia realized they were ready to follow Zero down the path of revenge.
"Count on us too," Kale and Maia declared in unison, their eyes filled with the same fiery determination for revenge.
TO BE CONTINUED
