Deity Genesis

The entire open ground was covered with countless gods, goddesses and their deities, all scattered all over the garden as they chatted whilst having some wine, juice and fruits with bread and other sweet goodies and meats.The trees above them curved into a dorm-like shape over the crowd underneath them to act as a hall room made from bulky brunches and lovely fresh scented flowers around it. The vines along the trees meshed themselves together with the roots of the trees to create natural chairs, benches and tables for the guests as commanded by the fairy of the forest. Fairies were not at all as big as a god but merely smaller than humans, almost the height of an average human child.The trees making the dorm hall began to play in rhythm from the air rushing into their flute-like branches, producing soft melodies as the flares, humanlike creatures the size of a honey bird, began to hum in a soft tone, just enough to entertain the guests. "

The entire hall was silent as they all stared st Aphrodite gazing down with a deep frown on her face, reminding herself of the picture she wanted to erase. Her soulmate had died a very  long time ago but she could still remember as she was very excited to be with someone she knew was rightfully hers. And she was his, both connected with their souls.The death of her soulmate, back then had spread like wildfire and every god and goddess feared the idea of having their own. Despite Aphrodite's protection, even exceeding every other immortal being, he was still killed in the end. Brutally killed and left in the tub for Aphrodite to see.Even though she had found the demon that had failed to return to the dark realm because it's transporter was dead, she did not find peace after killing it. She still felt the pain and suffering from within her body, causing her to shake by the thought alone."I never asked for another." Aphrodite sighed out shakily. "I would have

Amongst the vast endless void where night and day does not seem to exist, resting in an endless loop of pitch darkness, Hayes, a dark god, had lived for as far as he could remember. There was nothing he could possibly do in the dark realm except stare into the dark void he assumed was the sky. He couldn't see the moon, nor even a sun. He had never seen stars before but those little details didn't matter to him most. "I thought you were watching the great pass!" the demon lord asked as he angrily walks towards Hayes who shifted his empty gaze down at the endless pit leading into another pitch darkness as he stood at the edge, unmoving. "Hayes!" "I had something better to do." Hayes lazily says as he glances over his shoulder to the lord with a nasty smirk plastered on his greying skin. The lord of Demons was merely the commander and general of the demon race. He was the one controlling most of the training and security the demons had to lea