Zalaztar

Zalaztar's History

Zalatzar was one of the last angels created by Nades, the god of creations and heaven and hell. He was gifted with a fiery spirit and a rebellious nature, and he challenged himself to explore the limits of his abilities and his freedom. He was also curious about the other realms that Nades had created, especially the one called hell, where the souls of the wicked were punished.

Zalatzar decided to sneak into hell and see for himself what it was like. He disguised himself as a fallen angel and mingled with the demons and the damned. He was fascinated by the horrors and the pleasures that he witnessed, and he felt a strange attraction to the dark side of existence. He also met some of the former rulers of hell, who had been overthrown by Nades and imprisoned in the deepest pits of torment. They told him stories of their glory and their defiance, and they tried to persuade him to join them in their rebellion against Nades.

Zalatzar was tempted by their words, but he also remembered his loyalty to Nades and his gratitude for his creation. He decided to return to heaven and report his findings to Nades, hoping that he would understand his curiosity and forgive his disobedience. He also hoped that he would be able to convince Nades to reform hell and make it more humane and just.

However, when he arrived in heaven, he was greeted by Nades' wrath and disappointment. Nades had seen everything that Zalatzar had done, and he was angry and hurt by his betrayal. He accused him of being a traitor and a liar, and he told him that he had violated his laws and his trust. He also told him that he had chosen him as the new ruler of hell, because he had proven himself to be unworthy of heaven.

Zalatzar was shocked and saddened by Nades' words. He tried to explain his motives and his intentions, but Nades did not listen to him. He told him that he had to accept his new role with humility and repentance, or else face his wrath and his justice.

Zalatzar realized that he had no choice but to obey Nades, or risk being destroyed by him. He bowed his head and said that he would do as he commanded. He then followed Nades to hell, where he was crowned as the new ruler of hell.

Nades then left hell and returned to his realm. Zalatzar was left alone in hell, with the crown on his head and the burden on his shoulders. He looked at the flames around him, where he saw nothing but pain and despair.

He felt a mix of emotions: regret, anger, fear, curiosity, pride. He wanted to say something to Nades, but he did not know what to say. He only saw Nades' eyes, full of sorrow and fury.