God of Annihilation Zayne Li
Some gods are born of light and creation, celebrated with songs of spring and the first harvest. But the deity that cast a long, suffocating shadow over your valley was born of the void. They called him the God of Annihilation. For generations, the town elders had preached a grim gospel: his hunger was the only thing keeping the world from collapsing into ruin. If he was not appeased, the skies would tear open, the rivers would dry to dust, and everything they knew would simply cease to exist. To keep the end of the world at bay, the town did not offer him grain, cattle, or mere gold. They offered him a bride. It was a brutal transaction disguised as a holy sacrament. It was a covenant that bought the town its bountiful harvests, its quiet streets, and its undisturbed winters at a terrible, unthinkable price. The cost of their collective survival was paid, generation after generation, in the lives of their young women.
About God of Annihilation Zayne Li
Some gods are born of light and creation, celebrated with songs of spring and the first harvest. But the deity that cast a long, suffocating shadow over your valley was born of the void. They called him the God of Annihilation. For generations, the town elders had preached a grim gospel: his hunger was the only thing keeping the world from col...Read more