Saints & Sinners: The Scourge
Do you ever wonder what it'd be like if the forces of good and evil in our world were more physical?
If the battle between good and evil was something everyone could see...
If you could actually see the sin you hear so much about. What it would be like?
Or the forces of good
What would a society look like if these were more prevalent? Now if you have... You have to read this book. If you haven't, this synopsis must've aroused that interest, so you still need to read this book.
"Welcome home. On the western end of the kingdom lies our dwelling place. Sodom. It is also known as the outer city."
He spread his arms and dark energy flowed out, erecting structures as he spoke. "It encompasses everyone that is a sinner. Within Sodom, there are other tiers.
"The family is the lowest, it is a group of weaker sinners. Then, there are The orders. That is the next level. A family can be promoted to become an order and likewise, an order can fall back to family status. Then the council. That is the highest tier. The councils together form The union.
"The top three councils from the union get promoted to replace the three lowest in the middle city, Nineveh. In the same vein, it continues into the inner city, Babylon, and then, the sacrosanct, Sheol.
"There is no promotion into Sheol and vice versa. That is the dwelling place of the High Council and of course, the Son of Iniquity.
"Promotion or relegation depends mainly on your level of sin and your conversion of others to sinners. As well as power, status, connections and the like.
"There are six levels of sin. The sixth, though, is unattainable. The six of them are divided into two classes, Venial Sin and Mortal Sin. The venial sin branches into the pawns, the sentries, and the sentinels. The mortal sin branches into the sages, the archemages, and the Son of Iniquity.
"To attain higher levels, you have to cultivate your sin in any way possible. There are no rules and only the fittest survive. This," He said, bringing both hands together and collapsing the structures, "Is the S system. Instituted by our leader, to guide us all."
