ZeroKid19

Who am I? You are correct. I am who you believe I am to be. What am I? You are right. I am what you, the beholder, sees. I can be anything and everything Unless I am nothing to you. I can be whatever you want me to be And your judgement would still be true. But I can be something else In another beholder's eyes And they would also be right, Not blinded by another's lies. Or they could see nothing And it would never matter, For what is anything To a nonbeliever? So what am I then? Well, that's your opinion.

You know my name but dare not speak it, For you know that if you do, I will hear it And seek you out. So you dare not mention The name of the ruler of the demon dimension, Or Hell, as you mortals call it. So you address me by other names in order To not bring my evil, chaos, and disorder. You instead call me the Devil, but that too Can bring evil, chaos, and disorder to you And bring you closer to Hell's border. You call me Hades of ancient Greece, Brother of Zeus and Poseidon and gross as grease. Warden of Tartarus, Asphodel, and Elysium, None dare try to ever escape him Or his three-headed guard dog robed in fleece. You call me Loki of o

[Prologue]    In a luxurious mansion surrounded by thick forests and large gardens, looking over the city below, a little boy lived the first eleven years of his life never making any decisions of his own. He was born from a family of servants working under an European lord, trained to become a servant and follow only his master's wishes, not expecting or caring for pay. He never strayed away from the family or his master in favor of anything else. He was taught the devotion of the samurai, the loyalty of knights, the humility of priests, and the temperament of Buddhist monks.    He was named "Zuriel", a name that means "angel of unity", i

    In ancient Greece, stories were told of monstrous women with brass claws, golden wings, scaly tails, hair of a hundred snakes, and a gaze that could turn men to stone. These women were known as the Gorgon sisters and were banished away to the island of Sarpedon. While two of the three sisters were immortal, the third one, Medusa, was mortal and was killed by a demigod. Some might say this act was heroic, but in reality, it was a tragedy on Medusa's part because her mortality came from once being a human girl, one who was raped and robbed of her purity. Being transformed into a Gorgon was punishment for something that was never her fault.

    When Sarah woke up, she realized that what happened the day before wasn't a dream. She really had arrived in a land that throws real world rules out the window. She was sleeping in a two story house that was built and personalized in a day. Comet was keeping watch outside and protecting her from zombies and floating demon eyeballs, because that's a thing in Terraria. She walked down to the bathroom to clean up, walked down to the dining room/kitchen to get some breakfast and then went to tell Comet to get some food. As she was heading over to the door, Comet was already walking in, not a drop of blood or sweat on him.    "Hey Sarah. Nice

The gods have ruled the world for ages. Their stories written within many pages. Opposing the Gods are vile devils, Fighting them from the lower levels. This black and white belief in our life, It made the two sides want to end their long strife. Now a young knight, Who soars in the skies, Goes to end their long war. Just don't tell him lies.    My name is Ryder White, a scholar and part-time attendant at the La'Veda Library. I specialize in religion, cultist theory and mythology. Now, I know you may believe that gods and monsters are not real, but who really knows? Just because you haven't seen something doesn't mean it doesn't exist. It j