The novel "Marvel: Apocalypse" chronicles the epic journey of En Sabah Nur, later known as Apocalypse, a being of immense power and intellect. Over 5,000 years of history, Marvel's Apocalypse wages relentless conquest across the world, from ancient Egypt to modern times. Believing in "survival of the fittest", he manipulates and topples nations— Egypt, Okkara, K’un-Lun, and beyond—ruling as a godlike figure. Alongside his physical and mutant power, Apocalypse masters ancient magic, learning from sorcerers and mystic principalities alike, further increasing his dominance. By blending war, magic, and manipulation, Apocalypse shapes human history in his quest for ultimate power and immortality. Throughout the story, themes of power, identity, and evolution are central, as Apocalypse not only aims to rule but to redefine the destiny of the universe itself. Notes for the Readers - First things first, YES, English is my native language but actually not really, my first language was German but I came to the United States when I was eight so English is my BEST language. Second thing to note is that you do not have to be a Marvel comics reader to enjoy this, I REPEAT you don’t have to read Marvel comics to read this. I will do my best to explain everything as it comes along. I don't own any of the Marvel ideas that is instead Disney. If there is anything I missed or you do not understand in the story, post a comment. Multiple family members of mine are not Marvel fans but read this. The novel eventually will be about the God Emperor of the nation Okkara who as we know is Apocalypse (shout out to my Warhammer 40k fans!). The Egypt arc where he is “God-King” will be shorter and introduce Apocalypse which is then followed by one more arc, and finally he becomes the emperor of Okkara. This is where the kingdom building comes in, not so much in the Egypt arc. (As a side note, an Egyptian kingdom building novel would be cool.) After that he will improve Okkaran society and conquer various interest groups/peoples/nations around the world. He won’t conquer earth until after the third celestial host (2000AD). My main reason is not to mess up the timeline of the comics but also because the Celestials tell him to stay put during the second host along with the gods in 1000 AD, mutants have yet to rise in the general populace, and Gaia still has faith in humanity which she loses in the 21st century bringing the return of the Elder Gods to wipe out humanity (pollution has real consequences guys). Lastly, writing is freaking hard so support me and other writers. It is a lot harder than I realized I will be the first to admit, but I learned I do love this more than reading so I hope you enjoy my content. I publish 15 chapters ahead on Pátreon; the URL is https://www.pátreon.com/Fat_Immortal just change the “a” with a funny accent to a normal one.
After merging with the soul and intellect of Steven Haking, En Sabah Nur—now fully transformed into the being known as Apocalypse—had gained a level of power and understanding beyond that of any mortal. Yet it was the process of the soul fusion itself that had altered him most profoundly, granting him the rare gift of mental immunity. The fusion had unlocked latent mutant powers within him, powers that lay dormant in his genetic code, and reshaped him into a godlike figure capable of wielding vast, cosmic energies.
The fusion had been an unprecedented event. Apocalypse's body had always been an instrument of strength, but now his mind, expanded by Haking's boundless intellect, could process information at impossible speeds, rivaling the computing power of the universe itself. His new powers, shaped by the fusion of intellect and will, granted him control over the very atoms of his body. He could manipulate his own molecular structure, bending his flesh and bones into any form he desired. He could expand his strength, increase his durability, and regenerate from almost any wound. His endurance and stamina were limitless, fueled by the atomic manipulation that coursed through his veins.
Apocalypse possesses a vast array of mutant abilities, with his primary power being Self-Atomic Manipulation, which grants him complete control over the atoms and molecules of his body. This ability allows him to continually enhance his superhuman strength, making him capable of lifting massive weights and exerting force far beyond any human or mutant. His durability is near-invincible, as he can restructure his body to become impervious to physical harm, making him resistant to extreme impacts, energy blasts, and other forms of attack. Apocalypse's control over his own physiology also enables him to achieve limitless stamina, endurance, and reflexes, as he can maintain peak physical condition without the need for rest, food, or water. His reflexes are enhanced to such a degree that he can react to threats faster than the human eye can perceive.
In addition to his physical prowess, Apocalypse wields incredible psionic manipulation and telekinetic powers. With his psionic abilities, he can dominate the minds of others, resist mental attacks, and manipulate the thoughts and emotions of those around him. His telekinesis allows him to lift, move, or crush objects of any size with his mind, whether it's an individual opponent or entire armies. He can reshape the environment, create powerful force fields, or even manipulate matter on a subatomic level, making him an unstoppable force of will and power. This combination of mental and physical abilities makes Apocalypse one of the most formidable beings in existence, capable of shaping reality itself to his desires.
But the most significant gift was the mental immunity that came from this fusion. The soul of Steven Haking had been delicate, ethereal, yet its essence merged with Apocalypse's overwhelming will, creating a unique armor around his mind. No external force—no telepath, no mental manipulation—could invade or control him now. The combined knowledge of cosmic principles and the physics of the universe bolstered this mental shield, making Apocalypse immune to psychic intrusions, illusions, or attacks.
Standing alone on the sand dunes after his fusion with Haking, Apocalypse flexed his newfound powers. He clenched his fists, feeling the atomic forces within his body respond to his will. His muscles expanded effortlessly, becoming denser, harder. With each breath, he could feel the atoms of his body vibrating, adjusting to his thoughts and desires. He was more than a man now—he was a force of nature, a being whose body and mind were intertwined with the very fabric of reality.
The desert wind howled around him as he stared out into the vast emptiness, his mind already turning toward what came next. The Ka Stone would be the first step, a crucial tool in his journey to reshape the universe, but his true potential had only begun to awaken.
Apocalypse raised a hand, summoning the energy around him. The sands beneath his feet shifted and swirled into the air, caught in an invisible storm of his own creation. With a mere thought, the particles coalesced into solid forms—impenetrable walls of sand turned to stone, rising high into the air. He watched with satisfaction as his telekinesis molded the desert into whatever form he desired, his control over matter absolute.
But as powerful as he was, there was something about the fusion with Steven Haking that lingered in the back of his mind—a quiet, rational voice that tempered his most extreme impulses. This voice, the remnants of Haking's soul, reminded him that power alone was not enough. With knowledge came responsibility, and Haking's understanding of the universe had added layers of wisdom to Apocalypse's previously singular focus on strength and survival. It was a delicate balance—the merging of cosmic intellect with boundless ambition.
Still, Apocalypse's ambitions could not be denied. His goal was to create a world where only the strongest survived, but now, with his enhanced powers, that world was no longer confined to Earth alone. The entire cosmos lay before him, ripe for conquest. He could see the pathways to galaxies beyond, universes that stretched far into the multiverse. And with the Ka Stone amplifying his abilities, he could manipulate reality itself to make his vision a reality.
However, something else was stirring in his newly sharpened mind—a nagging feeling that, despite his immense power, his journey was far from over.
The world had not yet seen the full extent of what he had become.
I publish 15 chapters ahead on Pátreon; the URL is https://www.pátreon.com/Fat_Immortal just change the “a” with a funny accent to a normal one. Writing well is a lot harder than I thought guys and gals. I knew it would be difficult but not this difficult. I don’t own the Marvel universe or any of their characters. Please support me with your stones. Feedback is greatly appreciated. Stone me dear readers like the witch I am!