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The Prophet's Ways Of Destruction

"Waking up as a prophet with this goddamn vision of mine is already annoying. And now you are telling me to save this hopeless world? The hell with these fools! I would rather act as a villain than accept this fate of mine!" A repetitive role; as God's "Left eye," Seon Vel'Seol had to experience a relentless cycle in which she was able to foresee the future of others, yet never for herself. With each world's ending seen, her purpose ends in death, followed by rebirth in yet another world—only to repeat the same task. During the death of her 195th existence, Seon swore to cause destruction in her 196th reincarnation, Just to mock the Gods and Goddesses who keeps reincarnating her. However, fate can be a little bit messy. She wouldn't have thought in her 196th life, she was hailed as a prophet destined to save the world instead. ________________________________ Got a contract! Will be doing goals to keep myself motivated to write more. for every 25 power stone = 1 extra chapter for every 3 reviews = 1 extra chapter for every 30 collection = 1 extra chapter for every 1 golden ticket = 3 extra chapters. 1 Castle= 30 chapters (Please dont donate lmfao, this was just a joke but if someone did, burn me alive if I didnt post 30 chapters)

DONT_TOUCH_ME · Fantasia
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65 Chs

Prophet (5)

Good day, everyone, this is Yunnie and his small diary.

'I was once a slave, never daring to dream of any kindness.

But after escaping to this secluded village, the Church took me in. They provided me with food, clothing, and, most importantly, a chance to start anew.'

'Recently, something beyond my wildest dreams happened—I was promoted as a priest in the Church of Fertility.

It feels like a fantasy I never thought I could grasp. To serve under the benevolent deity Lakambini... words fail to express the depth of my gratitude.'

'Lakambini, the goddess of Motherhood, Fertility, and Birth; the revered Mother Empress who, despite her virginity, gave birth to the Holy Spirit Ikapati.

Though she may be a small and obscure goddess to the world, to us, she embodies everything sacred. Our village has been loyal, worshiping her with a faith that could move mountains.'

'Without her blessings, we would be naught. There would be no rain to nourish our crops, no life flourishing in this barren land.

Our village was isolated and rested far from the kingdom's reach, nestled at the middle of the unforgiving desert.'

'Yet, thanks to Goddess Lakambini's divine grace, it has thrived in the middle of scorching sun.'

'But that peace was fleeting…'

'When war erupted in the kingdom, it spread like a contagion, affecting everything, even our remote village was not spared.

'We found ourselves helpless and desperate, our prayers falling on deaf ears. With no other recourse, we were compelled to seek aid from other churches.'

'The Church of Sea responded. But they demanded a price.'

'They told us they needed our help, that we had to offer something in return… a vessel. A vessel for their prophet to descend upon this world. A sacrifice they insisted we make.'

'And the Prophet in question…'

*****

"KUWA HA HA HA HA HA HA!"

Seon's laughter boomed through the room in a sense of madness. Well, who would laugh after beating the men senselessly in an unmanly manner? Perhaps villains... and Seon.

"SHIT FEELS GOOD!"

Despite the brutal punishment she had dished out, it was nothing short of a miracle that the men still survived.

No, even though they wanted to die, Seon's attack isn't aimed on their weak part thus they will still be able to survive no matter what.

These people laid crumpled on the ground, their bodies broken and bruised, unable to move or even open their eyes.

Yet they could hear her maniacal laughter echoing around them like the cackle of a demon possessed.

'She's a damn devil…'

'Prophet, my ass. That thing is a demon.'

'Goddess… I'm scared… please help me.'

Each of them prayed in silence, too terrified to let their voices rise above a whisper. Fear strangled their throats, and they huddled there in their misery.

Among them was Yunnie, his body limp, his mind lost to unconsciousness.

While the others trembled in terror, Yunnie found himself in a strange dream, as though the angel Saint Peter himself had come to ferry him off to heaven. His escape into death seemed so close—so peaceful.

But fate had other plans. The afterlife had rejected his application to die.

Seon began to walk towards the fallen body, the broken staff still dragging behind her with a menacing scrape.

Slow steps echoed like the ticking of a clock, counting down their final moments.

The men, though conscious, squeezed their eyes shut and held their breath, pretending to be dead.

'Please, don't notice me.'

'Mama, I don't want to die…'

'Please, tell my wife I love her.'

Their silent cries filled the air as they lay motionless, praying Seon would pass them by.

But…

"Hey... those of you pretending to be dead, wake up." - As if they could escape.

No one moved. No one dared to respond.

"Hmph." Seon smirked, tilting her head. "I see. I guess I should go back and stab your corpses one by one—is that what you all want?"

Then almost immediately, a frantic rustling broke the tension.

Every single man sprang to his feet, their legs trembling as fear etched itself across their faces. Even Yunnie, who had been drifting toward the afterlife, jolted awake as if snatched back from death's grasp.

Seon's smile widened seeing their cooperation,

"Very cooperative, impressive."