Prologue: The Choice to Return
The multiverse had evolved. The realms of Heaven and Hell, once rigid in their design, had shifted. The beings of both realms had begun to challenge the divine will of Divinity, the very force that had created them. It was a time of change, and Divinity stood on the precipice, watching as the multiverse breathed life into something entirely new.
Yet, there was still a lingering emptiness within Divinity a yearning for something deeper. It had witnessed the struggles, the growth, the transcendence of its creations, and though it was satisfied, a part of it desired to experience existence differently not as a creator, but as a being within its own creation.
And so, with a single thought, Divinity chose to reincarnate.
Before Divinity descended into the mortal world, it had to make one final act of creation in the realms it had forged: the gods.
In the First Heaven, five beings were chosen to serve as the gods of that realm, each embodying an aspect of the eternal peace that Divinity had first created. They were not omnipotent, but each held dominion over a unique aspect of the heavenly order:
Seraphiel, the god of Light, who wielded the purest of divine energy and illuminated the paths of harmony.
Aurelia, the goddess of Peace, who ensured that all conflicts within Heaven were resolved and kept the realm in balance
Elion, the god of Wisdom, who guided the inhabitants of Heaven to enlightenment and the ultimate understanding of their existence.
Lirael, the goddess of Serenity, whose essence flowed through all things, ensuring tranquility in the hearts of those who dwelled in the realm.
Sylas, the god of Compassion, who oversaw the well-being of all souls in Heaven and fostered empathy among its inhabitants.
In the First Hell, five gods emerged, each embodying an aspect of transformation, suffering, and self-realization. These gods, unlike those of Heaven, guided the denizens of Hell to transcend their torment and evolve:
Azrael, the god of Suffering, whose trials and tribulations shaped the souls of Hell and helped them confront their deepest fears.
Malindra, the goddess of Regret, who helped the souls of Hell reconcile with their past mistakes and find the path to redemption.
Orcus, the god of Transformation, who led the lost souls to reshape their essence, helping them evolve beyond their past sins.
Nyxara, the goddess of Shadows, who taught the souls of Hell to accept their darkness and use it to empower their rebirth.
Kairoth, the god of Liberation, who showed the souls of Hell how to break free from their chains and find true freedom.
With these ten gods in place, the realms of Heaven and Hell were ready for the next phase of creation. But Divinity, now preparing for its own journey, knew it would soon walk among them.
And so, Divinity, in the form of an idea, took the leap into the mortal realm. It shed its divine essence and descended into the world of Earth, adopting the name Xavier. In this form, it would not be an omnipotent being, but a mortal, living within the constraints of time, space, and human nature.
It takes one thousand years for Divinity to reincarnate in the mortal realm
Xavier was born into a poor but loving family. His mother, Alina, and father, Darius, were simple folk, struggling to make ends meet but rich in love and affection. They had nothing to give but their hearts, and it was in that warmth that Xavier would grow.
The world around him was harsh. His family lived in a small, run down house on the outskirts of a bustling city, where poverty was a constant shadow. Yet, despite the trials they faced, Xavier's parents poured everything they had into raising him with love, kindness, and hope. They taught him that love was more important than material wealth and that the bonds between family members could withstand any storm.
Xavier's childhood was simple yet filled with joy. His parents' love for him and one another made even the hardest days bearable. But there was something different about Xavier. As he grew, he began to display extraordinary abilities, abilities that defied the laws of nature. He could heal wounds with a mere touch. His mind worked faster than others, processing information in ways that seemed impossible. When he spoke, his words carried a weight that others found hard to resist, a subtle yet undeniable force that drew people to him.
Unbeknownst to his family, Xavier was no ordinary child. He was Divinity incarnate, but in a form that knew nothing of its true nature. The power that had once created worlds was now dormant within him, wrapped in the veil of mortality. But
as he matured, the whispers of his past life began to stir within him.
Seventeen years have passed
On one fateful evening, as Xavier sat alone in his room, the memories began to resurface. At first, it was a feeling an overwhelming sense of familiarity with the cosmos, a distant knowledge that seemed to pulse within him. Then, it grew into a flood of images visions of the First Heaven, the First Hell, and the countless beings he had once created and ruled. The gods of both realms appeared before him, their forms clear in his mind's eye, their names echoing in his thoughts.
Seraphiel, Aurelia, Elion, Lirael, Sylas, and the gods of Hell Azrael, Malindra, Orcus, Nyxara, Kairoth all of them were still watching, still guiding the realms, their influence eternal. Yet now, they were distant to him, for he had chosen to reincarnate as Xavier, a being of flesh and blood.
The memories of Divinity's past life surged through him, and with them came an understanding of the vast power within. But the more Xavier remembered, the more he questioned. What was the purpose of this reincarnation? What was he supposed to accomplish on Earth? Should he return to his divine state and reclaim his place among the gods?
Xavier was torn between the two realities the life of a loving, humble son in a poor family and the vast, incomprehensible power that resided within him. As the veil of his divine essence lifted, he realized that the true challenge was not in regaining his omnipotence but in understanding what it meant to be human, to experience love, loss, and growth.
As Xavier's powers began to grow stronger, the gods of Heaven and Hell felt his awakening. The five gods of each realm took notice of the reincarnation of Divinity, for they knew that this mortal was no ordinary soul. They watched, each god contemplating how best to guide or confront Xavier in this new form.
Seraphiel and Aurelia, beings of peace, saw Xavier's potential to bring harmony between the realms. They wished to help him embrace his true nature and return to the divine realm.
Azrael and Malindra, guardians of suffering and regret, believed that Xavier mortal life was a test a trial he must face alone before returning to his divine form.
In the shadows, Elion, Lirael, Orcus, Nyxara, and Kairoth remained silent, waiting for Xavier to make his choice. Would he remain as Xavier, a mortal with the power to change the world, or would he reclaim his position as Divinity the creator of everything?