"Welcome to my story, a tale of good and evil. But here, good resides within one person, and so does evil. The battle will take place within that very person, yet we will watch it from the outside. So, allow me to share my story with you."
In the Silver City, a place where God resides with His family, surrounded by white, shimmering, stone-like landscapes, covered by soft, white clouds, and decorated with golden engravings. It is a beautiful place, and why wouldn't it be? After all, God Himself chose it for His dwelling. In this Silver City, a child is speaking with God.
"But why, Father... why can't I know?"
The child asks God, and God responds.
"But why do you want to know about humanity. divyati ?"
the child, answers.
"I want to understand why they commit so many sins, and then curse themselves in Hell. Can't they correct their actions?"
God is taken aback by this question, pauses to think, and then replies.
"You now possess the reasoning of humans. Be careful of how much attachment you form with them. It's not good for you. If you hold onto the Earth and its people too much, when the time comes for its end, you will not be able to let go. That is why we reside here, observing humanity, but never interfering. I'm not saying you should abandon your feelings. I'm just advising you not to form such attachment that, when the time comes to part, you cannot.
Don't think too much about this. You are still young. Go and play with your brothers. You have thousands of years to ponder this.
With that, God leaves, and Divyati begins to play.
Divyati was playing in the park with his brothers, who followed God's commands without question. They trusted in God entirely, never doubting His will. But Divyati thought to himself, Is it really right to believe in something blindly? How can one know whether something is right or wrong without questioning it? God's children had never had the desire to question, but that was all about to change. For now, one of God's son was going to alter this rule.
Divyati, sitting in the park, was lost in thought about humans when a servant approached him, bringing food. As he looked at her beuty, an unusual feeling stirred within him. He thought, What is this sensation? What is happening to me?
God, observing this, understood that Divyati was different from the others.
After a while, God assigned jobs to all of His sons. Some were tasked with overseeing the heavens, others with watching over humans. When it came to Divyati's turn, however, the decision was different.
"You have awakened a feeling within you, Divyati," God said. "This is a feeling that should not exist in an angel, but it exists within the fallen ones. Because of this, you cannot remain in Silver City. Therefore, you are being assigned to rule in Hell."
Divyati was taken aback and asked, "But why?"
God replied, "Because you have felt something, something that called desire. That's why you are being cast out. You must go to Hell."
Divyati, shocked, responded, "I do not accept this. I have choice.
God's voice grew stern. "I am not asking you, Divyati. I am giving you an order. You have no choice, and even if you did, you have no right to choose."
Divyati raised his voice in defiance. "I don't have the right to choose? I do not accept your command!"
God, now angry, spoke firmly. "I am telling you again. You must go to Hell and rule there. This is your promotion, and you must accept it."
Divyati, equally furious, shouted, "I will never accept this order! If you want to send me to Hell, then send me. But know this: This is not my promotion. This is the execution of your angel, and the beginning of a rebellion!"
God responded calmly, "If you choose to call it rebellion, then so be it. But let's see how long your rebellion lasts when you are alone in Hell. Without family, friends, or companions. You will hear the cries of tortured souls day and night, and in the fire of Hell, your strength will melt away."
Divyati stood still, silent, absorbing the weight of God's words. God opened a door in the air and said, "I think it's time for you to go to your place, my angel."
Divyati nodded in agreement, and as he walked toward the door, he muttered, "You've executed your angel. Beyond this door, there is only a devil left."
With that, the door closed behind him, and Divyati found himself alone in Hell. The place was filled with the screams of the damned and the laughter of demons. Though Divyati had once been the king of this realm, now he stood alone. What use was a kingdom if there was no one to converse with? Time passed, and Divyati spent it in silence, listening to the endless cries of those around him.
One day, while sitting on his throne, Divyati noticed a woman's soul in Hell, praying to God hoping for God to help her divyati go there and asked her. "What are you doing here."
Woman reply."asking for help from God" and the woman started crying. divyati leave her there and went to the throne and sit there. He can still hear her crying. Hell is filled with crying and screaming of souls but this crying soul is different. She is still praying to God for help but God is not responding. Divyati wondering why God is not replying to her and with these thoughts divyati went to his bed for sleep. In the sleep he can still hear women is crying and asking to God for help.
[ Who is this woman. What kind of help she want from God. and did God respond to her pray all these answers you will get in next chapter]
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