The Demon Empire had fallen.
The Prophet was dead. The Apostles had been slain. Every demon that had crossed into the mortal realm had been hunted down and purged. The war that had once threatened to swallow the world whole had finally come to an end.
Yet the greatest revelation came only after the fighting ceased.
Hyades—the Goddess who had ruled the heavens for countless ages—had been exposed as the true traitor.
It was she who had opened the gates. She who had welcomed the Demons into the world. The shock shattered civilisations.
The Holy Church, a monolith that had stood unchallenged for millennia, collapsed almost overnight. Its temples were abandoned, its authority stripped away, and its scriptures condemned.
Across every kingdom, republic, and city-state, the name "Hyades" was erased from records and forbidden from common speech.
But even that was not the greatest change brought about by the war.
The greatest change was the birth of a new Pantheon.
