Chapter 2.6
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In those two weeks later, he was taken towards his mansion, he was there in that cave.
They sat down, Thalis realized he was naked, but it didn't matter.
- I was included in this bet. – Thalis said. - And now? - He questioned.
- You know we have a story to tell. - Said Mammon.
We've been betting for ages. - Said. - And we will tell you what it is. - Said Mammon.
There were ancient stories among the oldest, the demons and the gods, ancient entities.
To what they knew about a deity who was a great gambler.
They knew he was a mediator and witness to big bets, and it was about a long-forgotten deity.
This divinity that self-exiled from these worlds to other unknown worlds, and the old stories told that she was the biggest gambler, but that her betting wheel, were made in an old castle on the waters and the mirrors of the dimensions.
From time to time, during major upheavals and events that she sent invitations between each of the kingdoms of each demon that, when accepting the invitations, they should go to the place of the mythical waters that was between the borders, the rules should be adhered to...
Yes, there were rules, but it was established by the mirrors that sent for a long time, an acceptance among the red mists and the mirror, there was the rule that could not be broken.
Ages who did not see their hostess, who gave bets from time to time.
She was famous for showing each of the mirrors that showed possible futures and worlds for each solution, among these worlds, they chose an avatar or mediator, would be their judge or judge.
The exact reasons for her self-exile were to be the guardian of the spiritual world at the back door, so to speak, but even that did not prevent betting among the oldest, demons were her greatest betting colleagues.
There was the biggest bet since ancient times.
Obviously, Paul Lovecraft County and Golden Ville was the devil's gambling den, they had fun at the expense of other humans.
There when he saw Trigon, Lucifer, Mammon, Miguel, Rafael, Azazel, Neron, Spectro Nekron and Phantom Stranger who were seated in what would be a room circulating between fog, white marble, pillars and white wells, that in the center of that table there was a white puddle with a reflection of a person, between several mirrors.
They are gathered here because they accepted my invitation. - Said the crystalline voice in the middle of a river of several streams and waterfalls around what would be a foggy world.
- So, what's the bet? - He asked.
- First, let's stick to the rules...
I will choose a mediator, who will be my representative, you will oblige him to follow the established rules.
He will be a mortal man who lost everything, and was only a few months or years from his death, he must be a warrior the strongest among mortals and he cannot have powers.
We will choose two or more cities, we will send our avatars, and we will choose a representative, who will act on behalf of each one of us. - Said the voice.
- In my case I choose the human, who lost everything, and with that, lost the faith in humanity, the one who fought for it a long time ago, and will have his life lost for her.
- I will use it and you will use it. - Said.
The rule is to induce betting. - Said. - Summon him to a place that is neutral and stick to the rules.
- And if he wins to prevent what we did, the souls of all of them, will be mine, and I will choose him as mine.
- You will be able to choose whoever you want and influence everyone there, you will be able to use her tricks, but she will not be able to use mine, only her own resources without powers.
You will bet with me the following, under the rules...
One or more blessed souls, being pure and without sin, in a final period of seven calendar days, without rest, they will be able to kill one or more blessed souls.
Being them, they will be free from any fear and sin, and being pure, without being induced to practice, being of spontaneous free initiative. - Said. - Only by your own will and initiative.
- The man in question must not know the exact question of his winnings from the bet.
- If sinners kill innocent people, it won't be worth it. - Said. - Because sinners will always kill, since they sin.
A sinner can influence an innocent person to kill. - Said. - And he will win part of that innocent person's wishes.
- Both will be taken to their kingdoms, both the person who was sacrificed and those who sacrificed them. - Said.
- Why would a blessed soul practice sin? Asked Lucifer.
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