"I will have my vengence on you, Hades, the one who threw me out like dirt." It shreiked in an unhumane voice. "What you once thought of as scum, will bring you down. I guess that will make you lower than scum."
And so it proceded with its plan of revenge, not caring if it survived the attack or not.
Six hundred and sixty-five human years have passed, and the downfall of Hades' rule has nearly reached completion. Hiding in the most firey pit in Hell, the ex-demon waited for the exact moment to rise once more and end the reign of Hades.
When the time was right, it crept through the thick shadows and snuck into Hades quarters. It prepared the dagger which was forged to kill, and Blade of Hellfire which was stolen from Hades himself. Upon its head it placed a helmet made of the same stone as the grave of the former human form of the ex-demon.
There Hades stood, back turned to the intruder, staring at the giant circular mirror which hung on the stone wall. From where it stood it could see not Hades reflection in the mirror, but something far more greater. The mirror seemed to have many mirrors within it, each one containing a single human, each one containing another sinner.
Before It was forced to flee, Hades delivered a mark that It would never forget. burning_eyes In return for crushing his precious mirror, It was given a curse. It was something every demon of every sort loathed beyond imagination. He cursed its existance, by giving humanity to it. It was no longer allowed to wonder anywhere but the home of the humans, yet was unable to venture among them, for it still appeared half possesed and is now hunted by the humans, seeing it as a threat.
Still possessing the items it fought Hades with, the former ex-demon wanders the Earth, searching for a way back into Hell. Maybe it would have been a simple task if not for the second part of the curse. Because the former demon was once a demon, it cannot die as easily humans do. And so the journey of a former ex-demon begins.
My cousin Brad "helped" me type this. He said to buy that Sword of Aegis and I did. Then when I equipted it he said I should enter it in the arena. I dunno...Should I? The plot of the text is simpley complicated. I'll type it up later.
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God saw what had happened, and offered a chance of repentence to Fain. But Fain had other things on its mind. It refused Gods offer and instead snuck back to Hell.
I'll write the rest later.