The princess of neverland
At the top of Aethelgard's hierarchy was a place invisible to mortal eyes: the Garden of Eden. It was not just a paradise but a sanctified fortress village, ruled by one of God's Disciples. This place served two dangerous purposes: The Refuge: Harboring ancient entities and beings that were too pure or too powerful for Earth's temptations. The Prison: To keep in chains the entities that nearly destroyed the world in the past—beings that angels and demons silently fear. The Disciple ruled everything from a crystal palace, but his time was running out. His daughter, the Princess of Eden
About The princess of neverland
At the top of Aethelgard's hierarchy was a place invisible to mortal eyes: the Garden of Eden. It was not just a paradise but a sanctified fortress village, ruled by one of God's Disciples. This place served two dangerous purposes: The Refuge: Harboring ancient entities and beings that were too pure or too powerful for Earth's temptations. The P...Read more