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Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:22
"Saruviel of Infinity" - A Chronicles of the Children of Destiny Short Story
Author: daniel
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:22
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:22
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Chronicles of the Children of Destiny ‘Saruviel of Infinity’ by Daniel Thomas Andrew Daly http://noahidebooks.angelfire.com © 2009 15,250 HY 13,150 ROI As he sat there, the light in his room gradually diminishing as another day was ending, Saruviel the Seraphim of the Realm of Infinity, 7th born of the Seraphim Onaphim of Infinity came to himself. The cold of the winters day shivered in his bones and wrapping the cloak around himself he thought on recent events. Recent drastic events. It was only 50 years ago in which Michael, his Seraphim brother, had spoken to him foreboding words. ‘The end of darkness is death, Saruviel. Choose wisely, I urge you.’ Of course he knew what his brother meant, he knew instantly. He had voted the way he had, in the end, wanting freedom. That spoke to his heart. It spoke to his heart completely and utterly. But the price for that choice had now been paid, and it was a heavy price indeed. The cold of the winters day seemed to eat away not only at his flesh, but his confidence, his faith. He stared up at the bookcase, full of all the various doctrines and teachings Sandalphon and Samael had composed and looking at them, now, he was bitter. Suddenly, in a spirit of rage, he got to his feet and tore down the bookcase, sending the works flying. He would burn them, yes. Yes, he would destroy the fowl heresy he had finally succumbed to. Perhaps that – that would be a sign to the eternal one who had judged him so harshly that he had, in truth, repented. He looked at the fireplace, and went to gather matches from the kitchen. Gathering up the works, ripping them up as he went along, he spoke to nobody in particular present, but to those not that far from his abode, in other places there in the heart of the realm of Infinity. ‘You are a curse to me Sandalphon. You are a curse to me, Samael. And on that great day of Judgement our eternal father speaks of may he have pity on your souls.’ And tearing the works up, throwing them into the fireplace, he lit a match and after pouring on kerosene, threw the match onto the pile. The paper erupted into flames, consuming the works with as much passion as those works had consumed the life of Saruviel of Infinity. As the works burned, so to, it seemed to him, did the darkness in his soul slowly ebb away, once again letting life, new life, enter his being. It was almost as if father was restoring him now, and he felt something of the spirit of his younger years once again re-emerge, giving him that feeling of quiet happiness he had not known for so long now. And then a word from the infinite one spoke to his mind – ‘Atonement’. Later that week he had made instrumental choices and performed actions which would now be undeniable to those he once felt were his true redeemers. He had pillaged the assembly hall of Samael’s party in Nadrazon, down below, putting to flame all the heretical, soul destroying works he had once succumbed to. Of course, they had caught him, and he had not denied his crime, but Logos had used the powers remaining to him and granted him grace, silently pleased at his younger brother’s repentance. Logos had then taken him aside, queried his rationale, and then Saruviel spoke of the pit of Sheol – the pit he had been condemned to for those few hours when he had stood in the throneroom of God, boasting against his authority. Logos had taken the news surprisingly well, but urged him to now keep the peace. ‘Transgressor’s will learn their faults in time, dear brother. But remember our fathers mercy is everlasting. Remember that.’ And that had consoled Saruviel of Infinity somewhat. Yet sitting there again, in the seventh tower of the circle of Infinity, looking at the ashes in the fireplace, he thought on Samael and Sandalphon and the fate that, perhaps, one day – one distant and dim day in the future, awaited them as their punishment in the neverending death of Sheol. And, his vengeance complete, he began to weep. THE END For other exciting books free to read in the Chronicles of the Children of Destiny saga, visit: http://noahidebooks.angelfire.com
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