Beyond His Evil

PROLOGUE.

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Millions of years ago, God appeared and brought light to the earth, which was previously filled with darkness. The once-shadowed world now glowed with divine radiance.

From this light, God created all the animals that roam the earth today. To assist in his grand design, he formed seven Demi gods: Arathes, Zalas, Herma, Collern, Atha, Quinn, and Marteh. These Demigods were endowed with unique gifts and powers to help shape the universe.

Together, they designed the sky, adorning it with stars that twinkled like precious gems and molded the cosmos into its current form.

After completing their work, Arathes felt a lingering emptiness. With God's permission, he created two beings in the image of the Demigods and named them humans. These new creatures roamed the earth, bringing life and diversity to God's creation.

Impressed by Arathes's creations, God decided to reward him. He created a companion for Arathes named Mirel, who possessed powers almost equal to the Demigods and was blessed with immortality so she could be with Arathes forever. Arathes rejoiced and praised God for his generosity.

However, not all the Demigods were pleased. Zalas, in particular, envied the attention and respect Arathes received. He also developed an intense attraction towards Mirel. Driven by jealousy and desire, Zalas sought to eliminate the humans, but he knew this would anger God.

Determined to fulfill his desires, Zalas secretly created creatures in the image of humans, naming them vampires.

Unable to grant them life himself, he tricked a weaker angel and transferred its life force to his creations. Thus, the vampires gained the ability to drain the lives of humans to sustain their existence.

Chaos soon followed, and Arathes pleaded with God to erase the vampires. However, God refused to intervene directly.

Arathes discovered that the vampires' venomous fangs could turn humans into vampires, allowing them to multiply since their females couldn't give birth.

To counter this threat, Arathes cursed the sun, causing its rays to burn vampires to ashes. In retaliation, Zalas blessed his vampires with super speed, heightened senses, incredible strength, and beauty that far surpassed that of humans.

To combat the growing vampire menace, Arathes created superhumans, later named vampire hunters by Mirel.

These warriors were endowed with powers similar to those of angels and fairies. The battle between vampires and vampire hunters intensified, causing greater turmoil in heaven and drawing God's wrath.

Meanwhile, Zalas's obsession with Mirel grew darker. He deceived her into meeting him and raped her. Mirel, overcome with shame and fear, kept it a secret.

Zalas continued his quest to make his vampires immortal but failed. When God discovered Zalas's actions, he subjected him to intense pain before banishing his soul to hell for eternity.

Despite Zalas's punishment, peace remained elusive.

Mirel became pregnant with Zalas's child, causing an uproar in heaven. Arathes, torn by grief and anger, wanted to kill the child, but Mirel pleaded for its life.

The child was born a vampire, and God cursed the vampires with the same agonizing pain that Zalas had experienced on the day of its birth. Mirel, unable to bear the guilt and humiliation, transferred her immortality to a heavenly flower she had created and took her own life.

Arathes was devastated by Mirel's death.

A fairy, witnessing his sorrow, cursed the child to experience the same love and loss that Arathes had with Mirel.

Unable to bear the sight of the child, Arathes sent him to Earth, marking the beginning of the end.

Centuries passed, and legends spoke of the half-demigod, a being of immense power, hidden in the shadows. No one had ever seen him-or if they had, they didn't live to tell the tale.

As war raged between vampires and hunters, a prophecy surfaced. It spoke of a savior, a divine hunter sent by God to restore balance and heal the world. Humanity waited, clinging to hope.

But questions lingered: would the half-demigod threaten the savior's mission, or were their fates bound together in ways no one could foresee?

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Author's Note

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