Infinite Sorrows

Self-Published

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Description

Drawing inspiration from the seventeenth-century epic poem Paradise Lost, "Infinite Sorrows" embarks on a similar exploration into the life of the boy with blue eyes, also known as Jehovah (God). Through this Light-novella, readers delve into poignant moments from his past, unraveling the gripping tale of him and his closest friend, Lucifer Morningstar, and their time as militants of war.

His birth was written in the stones. He is to fight the great demon lord Beelzebub at the end of Babylon. However, what the tablets didn't reveal was his betrayal and the end of all things, the void sentry, and the path of destruction it was on. A creation that could have been stopped. A wish. A Promise. A child. Infinite Sorrows is a story of a pocket full of mistakes that could have been avoided.

This is no way related to the bible, instead it is the use of characters and setting in a completely separate reality where an endless war against demons is being fought. Where Lucifer and Jehovah battled side by side, where Jehovah feels overshadowed by his father, God. Satan is only folklore, Jehovah is a child, new casts of characters are added and many more separations diverting the religious aspects replacing it with more individual story telling.

Infinite Sorrowsis a tie in, but separate light-novel entirely fromBlood Bonds.Theyare disconnected and is to be looked at as its own body of work.

Hope you enjoy :)

Information

Status
Hiatus
Year
2024

Royal Road Stats

Rating
5.0/ 5.0
Followers
7
Views
3,333

Chapters(11 total)

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Community Reviews(1)

  • Daddy'sboss3Royal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    I've read your work before and I keep coming back for more it's like I'm a fiend for the vibes. This is only based off the first two chapters, from what I can tell it's going to be a goodie.
    **Style:** The storytelling is exceptional, unorthodox, and creative. It's a great contemporary piece, there is nothing else to be said about it. The rhythm and tone is palpable in ever scene. I especially liked the introduction for some weird reason when God is talking.
    **Story:**  Your interpretation of the Bible is very cool, the clever references, and the thrilling fight scenes captivated me. The powers on display were gnarly and the ability the character Capacious uses against God was awesome.
    **Grammar:** The grammar is spot-on and words not commonly found on RR are found everywhere here. A few misplaced commas, but not really a big deal.
    **Character:** While some might have issues with who the main character is, I think he's well-written considering what little you have. God, old, but strong reminds me Kratos or an old warrior type characters from Achilles. He's old fashion and I can't wait him to show his strengths because he is very strong.
    Love your work—keep it up! One of the better author on the website in my opinion.