Eyes To See (Not Continuing)

Intro Piece

~Love, Hate, Wisdom, Kindness~

Oh, it was you I was sensing. You are the one brave enough to become involved with the gods. I will tell you, a dangerous path lies ahead. The gods can be quite ruthless and deadly. Every normal life that became intertwined with these gods has been scarred, has been refigured to something terrible. Innocent people have lost there minds to these creatures. Their presence took an evil toll on their ways.

The goddess of love rulers her kingdom of madness on the bottom left corner of the square of a society. She plays favourites, lets them bathe in her gifts, and sleep with the people, they desire. In her world, everyone "loves" everybody, and wooing is a tactic most openly used. Many Love worshipers are driven to insanity yet they live a peaceful life.

The god of hate towers over the top left corner. From his throne's peek, a river of hateful feelings flows soaking anyone in its path. This water makes their hateful feelings explode from their human flesh. Worshipers of Hate are greedy, deceitful, and very handsome/pretty. Though they often get what they want.

The goddess of Wisdom rules the top right corner, and prides her self on being the most witty of her god sister and brothers. Her followers believe that they are the best, and that they are the rightful rulers of the society. They are boast filled brats who live in a logical society. Therefore they are the most successful group.

The god of Kindness has not been seen in a while. He disappeared many years ago, having been last seen fleeing from a Hate attack. His worshipers are scared, and frightful. They are in poverty, and cannot escape, for they are devoted to Kindness. How should they fare?

In the middle of the square, is the City Of Four. In this city, people can worship whichever god they desire. They live among each other, following the command of the Balance, whether they know it or not. The Balance is a group living at the top of a gigantic, purple pillar. They keep the levels of power equal, and the gods at bay. They are normal, and don't worship one virtue, but them all, yes. Though many die due to god attacks.

So, though most of this is true (to me), I have to call all of this an opinion. Enter this book at your own risk, and pray at night that you won't lose your grip on your human ways. Hopefully you reach the other end the same, but having learnt your lesson. Good luck, mere mortal.

Until we meet again,
Your Guardian