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Before the birth of the world, there existed 6 primordial Aspects, which govern the nature and structure of everything in existence, and the ones who controlled them were none other than the supreme beings... The Primordial ones.

However, of these six, there was one who sought to destroy the world and the system in which it operated. The Primordial of the sixth Aspect. 

This caused a great war in the Heavenly realm, causing the other 5 to rise against him. He was struck down, stripped of his Aspect and ultimately destroyed. Eventually, the world would come to know him as the Evil one, the god of despair... The Demon God.

After several centuries and millennia have passed, the feared one has awakened. His rage and wrath unstoppable. Now he must have his vengeance on the 5 Primordials who betrayed him, retrieve his Aspect and destroy the world as he had intended from the beginning.

This is the story of Hexarion... The Primordial of the Void, and the one who consumes all.

Alternative Title: Primordial Descent. HEX: Aspect Of The Void

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Primordial Descent

Ana and I walked through the woods in deathly silence. She still had a flushed expression as an aftereffect of what transpired between us earlier.

I was just going to ignore the look she had on and kept walking.

I could immediately warp to our destination if I desired, but that would mean both Talia and Shamac wouldn't have enough time to defeat the imperial knights I told them to. I am a fair person after all.

By giving them enough time, if they somehow ended up disappointing me, I'd replace at least one with Ana. Out of the two, I was nearly certain of Talia's victory. Despite her inexperience I was sure she'd be victorious. As for Shamac, it was not certain but there was also a high chance of his winning. If he made good use of his shapeshifting factor, and used his wits he'd be able to secure his victory. Well then, I suppose I also wanted to see the results of the battle I left in their care.

Loose End