{Theme}

   Profound macabre.

   {Setting}

   A sacred place.

   {Backdrop}

   A failed mission allows for the birth of a living nightmare.

   {Scene}

   Nirvana Paradox, a being of unparalleled power, suspends the bodies of Akira, Katherine, Nigel, and Sheryl, in mid-air. It is as though all of time has come to a halt yet only for them. They are immobilized, watching helplessly as the higher archangel slowly makes its way towards each one of them.

   {Suggestive Implications}

   A heart is punctured. Two arms are collapsed. A body held high is meticulously tortured. And a head is gently clasped against a chest, allowing its owner to listen to the powerful heart of this devilish being...just before it is crushed in hand. Four mutilated bodies lie on the ground: Mercy, Power, Judgement, and Compassion. The agonizing screams have died away. There is no sound now. And the blood of countless more lives will soon be spilled...

   {General Idea}

   Nirvana has fully realized something. And it is something that should never have been allowed to come to past. A horrific reality awaits this broken world. Many people and creatures are going to die in a sea of blood, and there is nothing anyone can do to prevent this from happening. Not now. Something must give. There must be some way to stop her. Is this how the world truly ends? Is there no one capable of reversing this chaos, that there may be a brighter tomorrow?

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This is something of a spur of the moment idea of mine for a story. It is missing so very many things that it can barely be called a WIP, since I won't really be working on it for months; doubtlessly years to come.

The heaviest focus in this possible story is the gratuitous deaths of the four main protagonists. I have in mind what kind of imagery - even sound (painful, excrutiating sound) - would accompany this story, the likes of which could cause a person to cringe inside over reading. Though highly violent, proper execution of the idea is simple. But to state a prominent point, that kind of area isn't really where my inspirations lie right now. There are many violent aspects of my story, such as how it is when Chanda hunts broken angels in her monstrous form, or how rough life was for Akira growing up (in times long after his meeting with a friendly shade in the streets, and his profound encounter with The Father of Death, Enigma.). I just usually find myself wanting to expound upon the more peaceable times in the lives of my characters. And any good story writer knows that any suspenseful moments in a story must first be built up towards (but it is a terrible habit of mine to hurriedly detail those moments more vividly than anything else. XD).

I want to get back into the writing groove. But part of that entails building upon what I have already established, and working from there. x3

I do hope that people find my works worth the read.