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Chapter 3 - Chapter 3: The Call of the Hammer

Human cruelty is a spectacle like no other.Yet even that spectacle fades, loses its edge over time.

From the depths of Oblivion, I watch.

A necromancer in some forgotten corner of existence tortures his own family. Not with words, but with spells that shred flesh and soul alike.

I listen to their cries, but I do not feel pity.

Laugh

Humans. So unpredictable, tangled in the wild dance of instinct and fear.

They are primal, raw, and utterly… disgusting.

Their cruelty once entertained me — a harsh but vivid reminder of the chaos beneath the stars.

But even that fades.

The dull ache of boredom spreads like cold ash beneath my skin. No shadow, no silence can soothe it.

I rise.

From my throne of abyss, where darkness gathers like thick smoke, I stand and stretch limbs woven from nothingness itself.

The vastness of Oblivion unfolds before me — endless, black, and empty.

I walk.

Each step is familiar, guided by instinct older than stars. I navigate the dark with certainty, as if I were born from the void itself — because I was.

After time unmeasured, I arrive at my sanctuary.

Eight towering pillars rise from the abyss, each carved with a sigil glowing faintly in the darkness.

The open book of Destiny — a reminder that all is written, even what is not yet known.

The gentle ankh of Death — soft but unyielding, the end and the beginning entwined.

The shimmering helm of Dream — a kingdom of light and shadow, forever weaving stories.

The mighty hammer of Destruction — force and change bound in a single, heavy stroke.

The sharp, gleaming eye of Desire — flame and hunger in eternal motion.

The cracked mirror of Despair — a fractured soul reflecting endless sorrow.

The vibrant butterfly of Delight — laughter and light scattering in iridescent trails.

And the empty space that belongs only to me — the void itself.

I reach out with a hand that is both nothing and all things.

My fingers close around Destruction's hammer.

It is heavier than memory.

The weight is a promise — of endings and beginnings, of chaos and order.

Time for a visit.

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