Harmonic Charm (Prologue)

"Are you sure they will be up to the challenges ahead?" asks a disembodied voice.

Alone in his office Marshal answers a shadow.

"Yes, although her presence here does not appear and more than enough to not only help but contribute to humanity, a blessing for the times to come." He informs the dead apostle by leaning his elbows on the table crossing his fingers in a contemplative pose.

"Surely your age must be reaching your mind if you think about it" points out a Voice

"Oh my dear, don't tell me you're doubting the plan? After all the work you went through to get them out of your kingdom? " asks the Ancestor.

"You would not be more than mistaken if it was believed that I could summon such beings without their agreeing to it, the fragments are extremely powerful, even with the help of all 5 we still couldn't defeat them." informs the voice.

The contemplative silence falls in that place before the 2° speak again.

"Are they really that powerful?"

"Yes, even in sealed and weakened ones, it is still difficult to bring them".

"You greatly underestimate yourself, my dear."

"No, I just state facts."

"If this is the case then why are you afraid?"

"Your presence in this multiverse will awaken forces that have hitherto been dormant, an ancient enemy will rise, a mighty pantheon will return and the trumpets of an ancient war will resound once again," informs the voice.

The marshal shivers, his eyes widen, he moves his head to the side directly in the shadow where the figure is hiding.

This one had a long dark red cloak that looked like blood, with a hood that hid his face, but its small frame hid his real strength.

This being was the only one able to beat the 5, without the slightest effort.

She also held a red spear with details in gold and black, the jagged tip slowly reminding him of a key.

The guardian, The shadow of akasha, The observer: the one who sees and knows all.

"Are you brought them here? Have you lost your mind?! "He said alarmed.

"Your arrival was anticipated, Marshal, if not now then later and if that happens...I believe it would be too late." He responds to the figure in a fluid and monotonous way.

"Sigh* one problem at a time…for now we must focus on the current need, and offer our support when adversity comes until then we just have to trust their judgment and have faith that everything works outright in the future… ...

... After all, what is better to face Demon Lords than Angels? "