On the Edge of Destiny - The Impossible Union Between an Elf and a Demon

In ancient times, demons were seen as the darkest and most terrifying personifications of evil. These entities, often associated with chaos and corruption, are portrayed as grotesque beings with horns, wings, sharp claws and an appearance that inspires fear and revulsion. In the traditions and mythologies of different cultures, demons are agents of evil, always lurking to divert human beings from the path of virtue. They seduce with deceptive promises, tempting mortals to commit sinful acts and fall from grace. They represent the darkest aspects of spirituality, linked to temptation, destruction and perversity. Although their descriptions vary across cultures, the essence remains the same: demons are entities whose main motivation is to corrupt, destroy and feed on human suffering. They symbolize the eternal struggle between light and darkness, instigating chaos and diverting human beings from their righteousness. In this world, there was an unbreakable rule that governed the lives of all creatures: never interact with a demon. Any form of contact, whether intentional or accidental, was punishable by immediate death. This harsh law was based on the belief that demons possessed the ability to corrupt even the purest souls with their treacherous words and presence infused with malice.