Chapter VI: To Destroy The Gods
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Chapter VI, Part 1: To Destroy The Gods
“Why would we want to make a pact with you?” said the ancient spirits, “The Demonpowder Tanegashima is not a toy, Odamon.” They responded with, “To destroy the gods.” Odamon made a pact with the spirits, and went down to the village. They were 15 at that time. “Today, you all will be free!” Her gun echoed through the air.
An oni, a fabled demon, had entered the town Odamon was in. A gunshot was its answer. The oni was turned to dust, by Odamon. They had won, and they were going to create an army to destroy the gods. A shrine still stands on the mountain overlooking that village, to the hero who would defy the gods.
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Chapter VI, Part 2: Bayonet and Bident
Hades retrieved his bident, and went for the stab, Odamon shot at Hades, who was knocked back by the shot. Hades took more shots, this time nullifying them through Asphodel: Lull. Hades went in again, and the two dueled, bayonet against spear. The Governor of the Underworld looked back, and saw the arena change into the village Odamon was from.
Hemidall shouted, “The village, it’s… changing!”
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Chapter VI, Part 3: For The Meek!
Hades knew that if a human wanted to, they could change the setting of the fight. Hades looked at Persephone, shivering, and then at Odamon. They were grinning with a passion as strong as the raging storm. Hades calmly asked, “What is it you are fighting for?” Odamon chuckled. “Hey dipsh*t! It’s for the people I protect the most.” They looked at Marie de Nostradamus, then Brunhilde and Göll. “It is for the meek!”
“Impossible, they are going for the kill! To fight and beat Hades! Odamon can’t do that.” Tonatiuh, Aztec sun god, laughed in the booth designated for the god fighters. “Calm down”, answered a voice in the back. It was Shango, chief Orisha. “Odamon may try, but they can’t face the Most Feared God.”
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Chapter VI, Part 4: The Disco
The Heavens, some time ago.
Hades grabbed a beer at the disco. It was one of the few times he’d go up to Asgard, the times where he was off from staying in the Underworld, before what happened to Zeus and Poseidon. He was the oldest brother, and a good brother he was. And then, he saw her. A girl who he knew was the match. Her name was Persephone.