Mythology Paper on Gods and Stars
Mythology Paper on Gods and Stars
Millions of years before man was created, there thrived a planet much like Earth. It’s inhabitants were the creators of the universe and the masters of all that lived. These beings were later called gods and goddesses. For millennium’s these gods and goddesses lived at peace with each other, living off of their own creations. Then from the ashes of the fallen beings rose one god, said to be the most viscous, ruthless, and evil god to have ever risen. His name was Memnoch, often referred to as Memnoch the devil. After a few short years he gathered a massive army made up of not only gods, goddesses, angels, devils, nymphs, and all other creatures ever created, but the very first of the titans, Cronos. The war was started the battlefield was set, and the evil god made the first move. In one fowl swoop he slaughtered every creature that did not surrender to his will. It was a stalemate for most of this war, until Cronos made a discovery. He found, by dipping any weapon with the blood of a golden centaur he could kill a god or goddess.
With this new finding memnoch quickly overtook the remaining gods and goddesses enslaving them for generations. The once thriving beautiful planet now turned to ashes and burning flames, it had been completely turned from it’s once glorious self. Then the year when the third and first planet were in alignment a child was born, the only breed of his kind, titan, and god. He was impervious to the gold centaur blood, and as strong as a god. He was raised as a king next to Cronos and memnoch he held the power. His name was Desmes, he was married to the fairest of all goddesses, Atlanta, goddess of the sea. Then it happened, Desmes rebelled, it happened in the blink of an eye. He turned against the evil ruler of the gods. Desmes approached Memnoch one morning and formally challenged him saying “ A great poverty has stricken our home because of you.” His breath was heavy and he sounded as if he were about the burst, “I challenge you, all or nothing!” Slightly amused memnoch just laughed at the young half breed. “Foolish little boy,” he replied mockingly. “Fine I accept, but as you say all or nothing, after you are dead your wife...