Introduction

This is the introduction of the book

In the throne room of the bloody palace of the fiery depths of Hell, Satan sat down on her seat of power facing a floating window that showed the fight between Kafziel and Astaroth. Two demons stood by Satan and watched with her. They were both in their human forms. Both were fair skinned. One of them was male with rainbow hair and blue eyes. The other was female with red hair and blue eyes. “Go dad!! You can do it!!” said the male demon. “Yes!! I know you can.” said the female demon. Satan and the demons watched the entire match unfold. The demons gasped as they saw Astaroth trapped by the demon containment jar. “No!! Dad!!” said the demons. “That is, it!! Younger brother. Come on.” said the female demon. “Yeah, let’s go older sister!!” said the male demon. “Wait!! Your father asked me to have you both stay here.” said Satan. “But my dad is in peril, and we have to save him.” said the female demon. “You really think you have the strength to stop Kafziel. She is one of the most powerful angels ever. Even I will have trouble against her.” said Satan. “We don’t care.” said the male demon as he took his sister and head through a portal to Earth. The two demons appeared at the gate of the Newton estate and magically headed into the mansion. Kafziel gasped at the sight of the demons knowing who they both are. “Elysia. Byleth. What are you two doing here?” said Kafziel. “Hi Mom. We are here to save dad. We are going to ask that you give him to us.” said Elysia. “Yeah.” said Byleth. “Both of you are willing to save him even if it means going after your own mother?” said Kafziel. “Yes. Now where is he.” said Elysia. “He is right here.” said Kafziel as she showed Elysia and Byleth the entrapped Astaroth. “Dad!!” said Byleth as he approached Kafziel. “We’re going to ask you again that you give him to us.” said Elysia. “I am disappointed in both of you. Do you have any idea of all the things that your father has done? You both are not just demons. You are also angels just like me. Think of the good that you can accomplish. Do not become your father. Now the choice is yours. Me or your father? Which do you want to follow?” said Kafziel. Elysia and Byleth spent the next minute pondering what Kafziel had said. Elysia got within a foot of Kafziel, put out one of her hands and said, “Sorry mom.” “You made your choice.” said Kafziel as she stood motionless. And with that, Elysia punched Kafziel as hard as she could and grabbed the jar containing Astaroth. Elysia grunted with frustration as she struggled to remove the lid of the jar. Byleth approached Elysia and said, “Come on sister. Open the thing.” “I am trying but it is not budging. Why?” said Elysia as she tried shaking the jar. Kafziel laughed as loud as she could at her daughter’s failure to set Astaroth free. “Did you really think that by coming to me this way you’d get what you want?” said Kafziel. “What are you talking about?” said Byleth. “When a demon is captured in a demon containment jar only the one who created the product can set that demon free.” said Kafziel. “Who is it?” said Elysia. “Unfortunately, I’ll never tell you.” said Kafziel. “Wait. I know who can help us.” said Astaroth as he got back to his feet. “Dad!! I did not know you could hear us. Who are you talking about?” said Byleth. “I can hear you fine. I am talking about the archangel Raphael. I need you two to go to heaven, find him and order him to set me free.” said Astaroth. “What should we do if he refuses?” said Byleth. “Tell him that you will lead an assault onto heaven’s gate as well as capture any soul from entering until he does.” said Astaroth. Kafziel got to her feet and said, “Do you really think I’m going to let you both leave here after hearing that?” “Sorry Mom. We cannot go back on dad’s orders.” said Elysia. “Like I have said I am disappointed in you two. I cannot believe I must do this to my own children.” said Kafziel as she pulled out two more jars. Elysia and Byleth, however, both beat their mother to a pulp before she could even open those jars. “Like we are going to fall for that. Sister. Come on.” said Byleth as he conjured up a portal. Elysia spat on her mother’s head and said, “Yeah. Come on.” Kafziel was on the floor of her home with a heart full of guilt and worry about what her own children were planning. “I have failed them.” said Kafziel as she stared at her ceiling in complete melancholy.