What If The Devil…Banished God…From Heaven…
Alternate History, Fantasy, Thriller, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Date Published: 2.22.22
Embark on an epic fantasy adventure with reimagined divine beings in this
alternate telling of one of humanity’s famed creation stories.
Adonai and Helel are equal and co-existing on their realm of Alegion.
Together, they utilize a planetary dominion in the effort to grow an
instinctual need to create and learn about their evolving powers. That is
until an unforeseen clash of wills over how to govern humankind on Eden
commences; and the one who remained on Alegion, is not the being we were led
to believe…
Now banished to Eden, the only way to ending this conflict is for the
fallen one to lure the other onto Eden where a death blow can be
administered.
A methodical go-for-the-jugular war ravages the plane of humanity. Notable
landscapes are explored, resurrected, and manipulated. New and familiar
historical characters, along with pivotal scenes throughout civilization –
remixed in this introspective, violent, self-aware, and potentially
plausible, biblical-like saga.
Can any being overcome who they inherently are?
EXCERPT
DOMINATURE
PAGE 32
Is this in the same vein as when Jesus tried to manipulate the world?”
Pope Vincent’s monotone voice rises saying, “Jesus was a vessel poisoned from within. Predestined to cause harm. Yet an antidote stood with him, trying to give the Savior a choice. And when presented with said choice, he rose to the temptation of power.”
Giancarlo’s pacing stops as he sits in the seat William Jenson occupied moments ago.
“Temptation has surrounded our world once again,” continues Pope Vincent. “Majority of it, created by our hands. Influencing and molding us in a mental state ripe for manipulation.”
Pope Vincent then goes over to his seat and looks Giancarlo directly in the eyes saying, “Heed these words. One being cannot change the world. A singular voice can be heard, but if only a few listens to it, what value does it really have? God understood this. And he spent centuries trying to reach those based on his worldly limitations. But there is one who refuses to believe this, as they have tried countless times since creation to prove their will is dominant.”
Giancarlo cautiously mentions, “The Devil.”
“Indeed. The one patiently watching from above. Testing humankind’s mettle through a universal arsenal created by he, and his fallen brother.”
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