Most of the paintings were numbered from one to eighteen, all sharing the unified prefix: "Eighteen Scenes of Hell."
A young painter was holding a brush and palette, creating an equally gloomy oil painting of the Kingston District as seen from his window.
The subject was an almost perfect one-to-one replica of the Capital District. At its center was the Ganquan Palace, which now belonged to the White Rose York Family.
However, a huge, seven-headed, ten-horned Red Dragon spread its wings in the Sky, casting dark shadows that shrouded the entire Ganquan Palace and the nearby streets.
Melrose Street, not far from Ganquan Palace, was one of them.
If one were well-versed in the "Gospel of Creation," they would recognize at a glance the extraneous figure in the painting as the Abyssal Messenger: Great Red Dragon Abaddon!
