There are two major kinds of fear.
There is the kind that arises as a result of that which is deemed uncertain..
Fear of the future, fear of failure… fear of the unknown. Many argue that this is the greatest kind of fear.
But there is another.
It is the one grounded on the nature of the Absolute.
The kind of fear that leads to despair and brings about nothing but never ending dread.
An example… the FEAR OF DEATH.
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'I'm going to die… I'm going to die!'
As Fenrir heard the squishing of flesh and the spraying of blood, he waited for his turn to come.
He was a dead man kneeling, and he knew that well.
Nothing but death occupied his senses. The Black Magician, Enry, also seemed to share the same sentiment.
Ladon, who was trembling due to the power being displayed by the man in the mask, was next.
