RIDERS of the STORM: DAWN of WAR

Peace Undone

1:1 —“In the breath after creation, when Grace wove light and Chaos stirred the deep, harmony reigned for a season eternal.”

1:2 —“But peace is a song too long unsung, and even Heaven may crack where silence grows heavy.”

1:3 —“So came the first betrayal—not from mortals, but from angels—where doubt bloomed behind radiance, and Heaven wept not blood, but fire.”

1:4 —“The Fall of Grace was not a single blow, but a wound stretched over ages—its echo becoming war, and war becoming law.”

1:5 —“From this immortal strife rose the Blazing Hells, and the High Heavens stood against them—not as guardians, but as wounded kings.”

1:6 —“The cosmos fractured. Stars fell. Worlds burned. And time bled into itself, unable to heal what gods refused to end.”

1:7 —“This is that story: of what fell before the storm, and what must rise after.”