Post by Gog of Magog on Mar 17, 2011 22:53:51 GMT -5
Here.
The world is dying. Some say that it is dead. The Final World War brought about the end of everything. The end of humanity's Golden Age. The End of Ages.
And it all started here.
In the highest room of the Black Tower that stands high above the ruins of New York and the Empire of the Horde. Built on the bones of the millions of humans killed during and after the Final War. By the word of High Lord Gog, Supreme Ruler of the Horde, ruler of North America, and soon the world.
Tonight, as he surveys the Empire he has built from his place at the peak of the Black Tower, Lord Gog is pleased. Pleased, and yet disappointed. The extinction of the humans, the weak, has been slowed to a halt. The self-righteous interlopers of the Host have risen to defend the remaining humans and stop Lord Gog. As if they could. The very concept strikes him the same as trying to stop the wind from blowing. You can only redirect it for a short while before it finds a way. And Gog of Magog would find a way. He did not rise to his place by allowing others to to him away. No, he rose to power by the only edict that matters: survival of the fittest.
His dark chamber is lit only by the light of the shinning moon through the great window that he now stands before. Where some would see this position as unguarded and vulnerable, other no better. Those very few who are granted access to Lord Gog's private quarters are among his most trusted lieutenants: his Horsemen. And they would not dare raise a hand to their master. Not yet, anyways. Lord Gog gives himself no disillusionment on that matter. If they did not strive to rule they would not be the strongest. And only the strongest survive. For now though, he was secure in his place; his Horsemen content in theirs, hoarding the favor of their Lord.
But none have it more in recent days then his newest Horseman, the child- vampire Evangeline. The only Horseman to be placed in her position and not rise to it through the death of her superiors. While mages of the Horde utter their contempt for such an act to each other, no objection is given to Lord Gog for this decision. Most know better when it comes to Lord Gog's own student. The idea amused him greatly and his thoughts turned to the night he found the child-vampire. He remained in those memories while he awaited her arrival. They had much to discuss tonight.
Beyond the great window, the final rays of sunlight fall away over the horizon and darkness descends on the Empire of the Horde below.
The world is dying. Some say that it is dead. The Final World War brought about the end of everything. The end of humanity's Golden Age. The End of Ages.
And it all started here.
In the highest room of the Black Tower that stands high above the ruins of New York and the Empire of the Horde. Built on the bones of the millions of humans killed during and after the Final War. By the word of High Lord Gog, Supreme Ruler of the Horde, ruler of North America, and soon the world.
Tonight, as he surveys the Empire he has built from his place at the peak of the Black Tower, Lord Gog is pleased. Pleased, and yet disappointed. The extinction of the humans, the weak, has been slowed to a halt. The self-righteous interlopers of the Host have risen to defend the remaining humans and stop Lord Gog. As if they could. The very concept strikes him the same as trying to stop the wind from blowing. You can only redirect it for a short while before it finds a way. And Gog of Magog would find a way. He did not rise to his place by allowing others to to him away. No, he rose to power by the only edict that matters: survival of the fittest.
His dark chamber is lit only by the light of the shinning moon through the great window that he now stands before. Where some would see this position as unguarded and vulnerable, other no better. Those very few who are granted access to Lord Gog's private quarters are among his most trusted lieutenants: his Horsemen. And they would not dare raise a hand to their master. Not yet, anyways. Lord Gog gives himself no disillusionment on that matter. If they did not strive to rule they would not be the strongest. And only the strongest survive. For now though, he was secure in his place; his Horsemen content in theirs, hoarding the favor of their Lord.
But none have it more in recent days then his newest Horseman, the child- vampire Evangeline. The only Horseman to be placed in her position and not rise to it through the death of her superiors. While mages of the Horde utter their contempt for such an act to each other, no objection is given to Lord Gog for this decision. Most know better when it comes to Lord Gog's own student. The idea amused him greatly and his thoughts turned to the night he found the child-vampire. He remained in those memories while he awaited her arrival. They had much to discuss tonight.
Beyond the great window, the final rays of sunlight fall away over the horizon and darkness descends on the Empire of the Horde below.