THE LAST DAYS

Though creation had been fractured by the Curse, the Fall, and the Absence, hope was not extinguished.

In Heaven, Seers wrote of what was to come. In the Hellrealms, Oracles did the same. Across both Angel and Demon alike, prophecy endured as the promise that balance would not remain broken forever.

These records spoke of the Last Days, the awaited end in which the long war against corruption would reach its final battle. To some, it was the beginning of judgment. To others, the first sign that all creation might yet be made new.

Among the most sacred of these records is The Prophecy of Rezekiel, the foretelling believed by many to mark the beginning of restoration.

In Angelic record, the prophecy is tied to redemption: that the Fallen would not be left without hope forever, and that through the Anointed One a new force would rise to stand against evil in the days before the end.

In Demonic record, prophecy endured as its own form of hope, a witness that demonkind, too, had not been abandoned to the ruin of imbalance.

Thus the prophecies of the Last Days became more than warning. They became promise.