Swapped vampireverse

The war

Fallacy had landed on the battlefield with such force that it pushed both armies back to their respective sides. She created a magic barrier in front of Toriels as she stared straight at David.

"Oh, what a pleasant surprise, I didn't know I had been visited by an angel for years," David almost taunted. fallacy didn't respond.

"David Turn back and return in 4 months," She said standing tall.

"Or what you are gonna kick the back of one of my soldiers' knees before they behead you?" David answered using an artefact to talk with her. She didn't say a thing trying to not let the insult get to her.

"Fallacy you are a good little girl Who always followed all the rules laid out for you but you are playing with the big guys. Turn back and leave the adults to play," Now he was being plain mean. She looked at him her arms folded behind her as she turned to him her up-until-now calm demeanour changing slightly.

"Now David you got one warning. You say I'm a good girl but I promise you I'm not. A good person doesn't need to follow rules. I will show you why I have so many," She said her voice cold nearly emotionless. It hid the turmoil going on within as she looked up at the sky seeing the moon on the blue sky. To her, it felt like it was nodding to her telling her she had permission.

"Why protect them? They betrayed you," He asked having heard of her sentence. Fallacy was coldly staring at him as clouds formed above them. Her mind was made up and it was time she proved just what she was not to those around her but to herself. A darkness was permitted to settle in around them a coldness suffocating them and spreading fear even David was afraid. Fear of a higher being striking them.

"Stab the body and it heals, but injure the heart and the wound lasts a lifetime. So why should I help those who wounded my heart? Because this has nothing to do with them. David this is much bigger than you and toriels silly little squander. You two little kids arrogantly hold on to minor or ancient grudges. Not aware of how small and insignificant both of you truly are despite being king and queen," She said loudly everyone heard her even the army behind her. She pulled out a staff made from pure magic as she got ready. A storm was brewing above and as she slammed it into the ground lightning struck fast and furiously as the natural mana was disrupted greatly. People shielded away from her. As sparks of pure disrupted magic surrounded her in explosive waves. lighting started to appear from the sky.

"My creaturs come forth and let this be a warning to the world to never cross your mistress," Fallacy's voice called out calmly as David pissed his pants on his throne looking at her fierce and clear stretch even more so seeing the ground around her seemingly moving calmly as living nightmares crawled out of hiding and got ready one creature with what appeared to be a pedestal kneeled in front of her. The creature looked like an unholy mix of a spider, a rabbit and a frog. She was picked up by a 3-meter starved human who placed her on the pedestal of the spider-frog bunny thing. David was scared but so was his army. Just what were they up against? Fallacy's eyes glowed with the borrowed power of her creaturs as she stood on her marble pedestal.

"Impressive illusion magic Fallacy but know Eurielle our goddess has heard our prayer and will protect us in this fight," A bishop told her. Fallacy couldn't help but laugh at that statement an almost innocent-sounding one. Eurielle the Armish word for consequense. She changed her appearance to that of her true form her goddess form. For that is what she was. A goddess walking among the common folks.

"I am not playing god. All this time, I was merely playing as one of the common folks," She said looking at them as they stared at her the soldiers started running but the back line prevented them from turning back they had to kill their way through Fallacy's creatures before they could escape. David ordered his soldiers to attack and Fallacy sighed. It was a bloodbath with a clear winner.