The Primordials:
"A villain is just a victim, whose story has yet to be told."
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The Primordials. A dark fantasy romance interactive novel set in Eden, a world where life is but a fleeting illusion before the eternal embrace of the void. You are the Void Primordial, the first and eldest of all creation, ruler of the empty, and the one who existed long before light pierced the darkness. For eons, you were alone. Then your siblings were born—your joy, your light, your family. Together, you shaped the tapestry of existence.
But then He was born. The first to challenge you. The first to rise against your rule. The first to strip away everything you held dear. Your siblings. Your throne. Your freedom. He took it all.
Now, all you know is cold, empty silence. A suffocating tomb. A prison carved into eternity, where time slips through your fingers like sand. You cannot breathe. You cannot move. Seconds, hours, centuries—they blur together until all that remains is the raw echo of your anguish. Why you? Why? The question festers, repeating endlessly in your fractured mind.
Until one day, something changes.
CRACK.
A sound—jarring, unfamiliar. Then another. Thump… thump… THUMP. The rhythmic pounding stirs the stillness of your confinement. It's the first noise you've heard in eons, but you don’t care where it’s coming from. All that matters is that it means one thing: freedom.
You can almost taste it. Feel it. The air beyond your prison is rich with possibility—revenge, power, and the promise of seeing Him again.
But the world outside is no longer the one you once ruled. In your absence, Eden has changed. A modern civilization sprawls above your tomb, a race of mortals—humans—oblivious to the darkness they’ve disturbed. Their curiosity has unearthed something that should have remained buried.
Now, you are free. Free to reclaim what was stolen. Free to wield the void once more. Free to exact vengeance on the one who betrayed you. But as you step into this new world, you must decide: will you rule it as the Void Primordial, reshape it into your vision of order, or perhaps find something more—something beyond the darkness?
This is your story. Your return. Your reckoning.
" Revenge sounds so mean, that's why I prefer to call it; 'Returning the Favour'. "
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