19 Years has passed since the cold war. The battleground was deadly with roars of beasts and the stench of decomposing corpses left with torturous expressions. It was between the beings of the realm Yutivia and the dark creatures known as Tsernobog. The Tsernobog were creatures of destruction and brought fear into people’s lives. They were cold-blooded creatures that were known for killing without an ounce of regret or guilt.
They dominated the majority of Yutivia. Controlled most kingdoms in the North, East, West and South. However, the Abadas grew angrier as the years passed. The creatures of the forest were in chaos and the Abadas wouldn’t tolerate them any longer. They needed to diminish the Tsernobog and makes sure that they were extinct.
Nonetheless, they knew that fighting them alone was going to simply backfire. Messengers of Alcaeus, king of the Abadas, were sent to the kingdom of the Ajatars. A city of well-respected and powerful dragons; they were the descendants of royal blood. Akkorokamui, the sea monsters who ruled over the waters of the realm and the Aloja, female water spirits, for the Aloja themselves were the very gods of deception. The list continued to Giants, elemental beings, hybrids and winged creatures.
The war continued for days…it took at least ten beings to kill one Tsernobog. Blood was shed. Rivers were turned red in matter of minutes. Millions of creatures died, their hearts ripped out of their chests. However, the Tsernobog were outnumbered and they lost the war.
Soon afterwards, The Abadas and the rest continued to the different kingdoms and hunted down each and every Tsernobog. It took another year before the Tsernobog were on the verge of extinction and a couple of months later, a baby was born. A Tsernobog baby girl with raven hair and eyes of coal.
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Devil's Disease
Romance“Never believe in what they tell you. The day you do…will lead you to your doom.” The rasping voice echoed throughout her mind. The surrounding was enveloped by darkness as she continued to stare at the blood trickling off her hand and onto the life...
