The Beginning of the End (9 ratings) by David Hetzer Jr.
Page 1 of 1 The day of the blood moon marks the rein of the horsemen.
On that night the leader of every civilization shall be slain and the gates of
heaven and hell shall merge and apocalypse shall rain down upon the lands. Four
warriors (War, Famine, Death, and Revenge) will ascend from the fiery pits of
hell and bring forth plague and destruction upon the lands.
They began their campaign of death and destruction in Los Angles, which they
renamed as the city of the damned. For four years, they reined with an iron
fist
of death and destruction until they decided to leave their castle walls and
venture to the far away lands to conquer and destroy.
As they went War killed all they saw, Death ate their souls, Famine scorched
the lands, and Revenge condemned their souls to wander the limbo eternally. As
a
result this created fear and insecurity among the people. Eventually they
started killing each other while hell’s warriors watched. Nations went to war
with other nations while at war with themselves.
All the armies crumbled under the warrior’s feet as they were subject to
humiliation from their own people. It got worse by the day. By the end of the
first month every major city was reduced to ruins. Mankind along with every
other species on the globe was becoming extinct. Two years passed, the
warriors’
duty was coming to an end.
On the forth night of the forth year of the apocalypse it all came to an
end.
The sky turned black, the rivers turned to blood, and the ground became white
and silty as if holding the ashes of all the dead in the past century within
the
sand.
On the last night of the apocalypse the warriors descended back down to hell
and the apocalypse was over. The next day everything was calm and there was no
signs of war being waged anywhere. The only thing out of the norm was the giant
crack in the ground in which you could see only a flicker of the flames that
are
hell.
That night an angel named Lucifer came to the people and told them all was
done and not to worry. That night, around midnight, the people heard a tapping
on their roofs, but dismissed it as rain. Sure enough, one solitary person went
outside and what he saw astounded him. At that moment, life, as he knew it,
ceased to exist. Armogedon was upon us.
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