Evil in you

Reads 143
Votes 19
Parts 5
Time 31m

Reads 143
Votes 19
Parts 5
Time 31m

Antti is but a humble and worthless servant. He knows that his flesh is weak and corrupt, that he can never come close to his Lord's radiance and that, deep inside, he is incurably evil. Despite all this he serves with devotion, as to give into his nature would be to destroy himself. It is his Lord's divinely-ordained duty to cleanse the Heathen, it is Antti's duty to assist his Lord.
    
    When his Lord and Master's household comes under attack by the same Heathens that his Lord has been fighting for years, there is only one thing Antti can do: serve. Even one so profane and corrupt as he can still be useful in the grand plan.
    
    So, taking up his Lord's blessed powered-armour, that is what he does.
    
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    Inspired - obviously, right? - by Kalmah's wonderful song Evil in You. The bits are even named after the verses! The story, of course, has nothing whatsoever to do with the song. But who's keeping track?
    
    That cover picture is hilariously misleading, too. It's a double-header! Go me.All Rights Reserved

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Antti is but a humble and worthless servant. He knows that his flesh is weak and corrupt, that he can never come close to his Lord's radiance and that, deep inside, he is incurably evil. Despite all this he serves with devotion, as to give into his nature would be to destroy himself. It is his Lord's divinely-ordained duty to cleanse the Heathen, it is Antti's duty to assist his Lord.
    
    When his Lord and Master's household comes under attack by the same Heathens that his Lord has been fighting for years, there is only one thing Antti can do: serve. Even one so profane and corrupt as he can still be useful in the grand plan.
    
    So, taking up his Lord's blessed powered-armour, that is what he does.
    
    -
    
    Inspired - obviously, right? - by Kalmah's wonderful song Evil in You. The bits are even named after the verses! The story, of course, has nothing whatsoever to do with the song. But who's keeping track?
    
    That cover picture is hilariously misleading, too. It's a double-header! Go me.

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