by Doğa Karaalp
Author, Artist & Animator
False Gods are a term coined by Celesteh's Church in an effort to establish the Dominique Dominus's triumphant over the backwardness of the Old Faith, and to demonize their deities.
Gods, if they can even be called, are higher extraterrastrial beings whom came down from the skies into the world to colonize it. Though it remains unknown where these beings have originated from, they are clearly not natives to this world; their bodies are mimicking animals, humans and other familiar shapes, yet something feels terribly off...
Scyll-Hu: The Weeping Bride
Xerberos: The Warden Prince
Celesteh: The Lightbringer
Al'khemisteth: The Twin Phroah
Ur'Ursa: The Great Matron
Azorath: One Who Slumbers Beyond
More coming soon...
"...Thus the LORD came down from the heavens above the clouds. In the beginning before the light, there was only chaos and darkness.
From the formless crawling void had emerged the old gods, with wicked hearts and dark ambitions. They, who laughed as they tortured the innocent souls of the mortals whom they looked down upon. They brought war, famine, plague and death.
The LORD saw this evil and said; "Let there be light!" And there was light. The days of suffering and age of Darkness ended when the LORD brought his light upon them.
The LORD began his holy crusade against the evil, slayed and banished the old gods into dark corners of the universe. The LORD brought the age of light, peace and prosperity. For great is the LORD the glory due his name and most worthy of praise; he is to be feared above all gods.
And the LORD said to men, covered in blood of the old gods:
O earth and the sea, and you who dwell in them! I am CELESTE, the LORD, your god, the one who rescued the life of the needy from the hands of the wicked. You shall have no other gods before me, you shall not bow down to them or worship them for they are the false gods! You will pray only to the LORD, sing only to the LORD!
And men trembled before the LORD's presence. They vowed to fight his holy crusade and spread his light among-
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