Destroying My Own Novel

Luciel followed Mykel from behind with Angra in his big form next to her and carried Mazikeen’s body on his back. She was wondering where the pieces of the soul of Lucifer’s brother were at. But, the place that Mykel showed her was the only place that Luciel knew like it was the back of her hand.

“Why are we here?” Luciel asked as she landed and looked at the nine thrones of divinity.

“Why are you so surprised? Don’t you feel it already when you came to this place?” Mykel asked as he looked at her from over his shoulder. “I bet you already knew where it is,” Mykel continued as he rubbed Angra’s head.

Luciel walked past them and went to the throne in the middle as she looked at it from top to bottom. She then pulled her handleless sword from her ribs, but Mykel stopped her before she could cut the throne in half.

“What do you think you’re doing? If you cut that open now, there’s nothing you can do about it. The pieces of the soul will scatter and disappear,” Mykel explained as he kept holding her wrist.

“Then why are you telling me about this?” Luciel asked.

“I just want to show you where it is,” Mykel answered.

Luciel furrowed her eyebrows and stabbed the sword into her ribs as she looked at Mykel. “What are you planning to do with his soul?” Luciel asked.

Mykel explained his plan about Jeanne becoming a God and collecting the pieces of the soul into the Soul Catcher Sword. Luciel didn’t like the idea of using Jeanne as the vessel for Hanessi because of the fact they might have to fight him.

“We aren’t the ones who going to fight him, Luciel,” Mykel sighed. “Agnez and maybe all the Demon Princesses are going to fight him. If that’s not enough, the Demon Kings will help them as well since they have fought him before,” Mykel explained.

“Is that really what happened?” Luciel asked and she was skeptical about it.

“You can bring Belphegor here and he will tell you everything since he was the one who planned everything,” Mykel answered as he walked to Hanessi’s throne and sat on it.

Luciel ordered Belphegor to come, and then a vortex in the sky started to form. Belphegor came down from the sky and landed right in front of Luciel. He went to his knee and bowed his head to her.

“What can I help you with, My Lord?” Belphegor asked calmly.

“Tell me about the battle you had with Hanessi,” Luciel said.

Belphegor flinched his eyebrows and slowly lifted his head to look at Luciel, but then he saw Mykel sitting on Hanessi’s throne. He understood why she suddenly asked him about that being, but he was curious why she wanted to know about him.

“Yes, My Lord,” Belphegor nodded his head with understanding.

Lucifer knew he couldn’t win against Hanessi and his oldest sister, Bhatmelec, the Princess. He knew it would be impossible to lure Hanessi and Bhatmelec to Babylon, unlike the other siblings. He didn’t have any other choice but to take the chance he had when his siblings wanted to watch him create a perfectly functional human in Babylon.

Not knowing that his siblings were in trouble in Babylon, Hanessi and Bhatmelec stayed behind and overlooked the Empyrean World as they always do. Lucifer didn’t hesitate and killed the youngest brother without the rest knowing.

It didn’t take long until his siblings found out that Lucifer had killed his youngest brother. That was when the war in Babylon between Lucifer with the Demon Kings against his siblings began and lasted for centuries.

With Lucifer’s power [Infernokinesis] to control hell, he made his siblings unable to leave Babylon. He knew that his [Infernokinesis] skill couldn’t be used in the Empyrean World since it was heaven in the first place.

Hanessi and Bhatmelec knew what had happened in Babylon, but they were unable to enter it. His [Caelestikinesis] skill couldn’t be used and his sister who had [Chronokinesis] also couldn’t find a way to enter even though she stopped the time.

Lucifer came as the victor of the war, and the beautiful Babylon World had become hell thanks to the war. He collected the souls of his siblings and hid them in Babylon as he prepared to fight the last two siblings in the Empyrean World.

The war killed all the Demon Kings, but he resurrected them without a problem, and that was the reason why he won the war. He then thought about a way to fight Hanessi and his oldest sister with their powerful abilities.

Lucifer stopped his [Infernokinesis] skill and hoped that one of them would take the bait. He didn’t hesitate to send all the Demon Kings to the Empyrean World to fight Hanessi and Bhatmelec.

Although Hanessi and Bhatmelec could fight all the Demon Kings, the Demon Lords were focusing on killing the Empyreanian. It was a massacre on both sides, but Lucifer could easily bring them all back to life while Hanessi and Bhatmelec couldn’t.

Knowing how bad the situation was, Bhatmelec decided to use [Chronokinesis] and flew all the way down to Babylon. She knew there was one Demon King who didn’t join the war and thought of persuading him to change sides.

Belphegor knew that he would have a visitor knowing he was staying neutral for so long. Bhatmelec wanted to know where the souls of her siblings were, but Belphegor didn’t know where they were. She then asked for cooperation and promised him to become a Celestial being like her, but he refused because his loyalty belonged to Lucifer.

After millennia of searching for the souls of her siblings, she couldn’t find them even though she searched every inch of Babylon. She couldn’t find Lucifer anywhere either, and knowing it was futile and the situation in the Empyrean World worsening, she didn’t know what to do but to retreat.

“We didn’t defeat him or her, they ran away before we could defeat them by separating their souls into thousands of pieces and possessing the Empyreanian. They knew it would be impossible to win the fight when they have to fight us the demons,” Belphegor answered. “They knew that Lucifer wanted something from them and their souls. Rather than fighting him and losing, they decided to avoid him and try to rebuild everything again,” Belphegor continued.

“So basically nobody knows if we can defeat them again when the time comes? That’s not very convincing,” Luciel turned around and looked Mykel in the eye.

“No, My Lord. It’s possible because My Lord has seven of their powers. One of them is the power to control heaven and prevent him from leaving while we the demons deal with him is more than enough,” Belphegor replied. “But My Lord, why do you need to bring him back?” Belphegor asked.

“I need him to deal with her,” Mykel answered.

“Bhatmelec?” Belphegor asked.

“No, the one Lucifer made a deal with,” Mykel answered.

Belphegor hummed with understanding and then he looked at Mazikeen’s original body and wondered why it was there. He then thought about the topic and understood that Mykel would need her to fight Hanessi since he also knew Mazikeen was special.

“I’m not going to involve Luciel in this fight against him, but I might bring your daughter since she might be able to neutralize him,” Mykel said as he patted his lap and then Angra flew to his lap. “That dice. Where did you get it or how did you make it, Belphegor,” Mykel asked.

Belphegor shook his head. “I don’t remember that part no matter how hard I tried. All I remember was I had it in my hand and thought of giving it to her,” Belphegor answered. “Speaking of her, can I see her, Mykel?” Belphegor asked.

Mykel summoned Beldathiel right in front of the throne, and she was holding her body pillow. She was confused at first, but then she looked at Luciel and Belphegor in front of her.

“Lucy? Father?” Beldathiel said.

“I guess it’s time for me to leave. How about you both explain to her, about my plan,” Mykel said as he rubbed Angra’s back.

Luciel nodded her head with understanding, and then Mykel warped to Deviatris’ secret lab. He had already told Agnez to go there and she was waiting for him with Deviatris.

Mykel walked down the hallway and entered the room where they were at. He let Angra walk in first, and Agnez was surprised to see Mazikeen’s original body which was totally different from what she expected.

Dark skin like ashes, long horns above her ears and all the way down to the back of her ears and down to her jaw. They curved and grew all the way to her cheeks and beyond that making the horns look like a tusk. Her claws were so long that they reached down to her feet and those claws could withstand the Empyrium steel.

“My body!” Mazikeen said with a thrilled expression.

“Now you know what to do, Devi,” Mykel said as he carried the body and put it on the operating table. “Make me a Demi-god of an Archdemon,” Mykel continued.

“Yes! With pleasure!” Deviatris’ eyes were wide open but her pupils shrunk in excitement.