Grimoire

"Life is temporary, fleeting, and fragile. To live, is to know a reckoning with death. If death, is inevitable, feeding, fueling life, then death, is our most natural state. I would usher us all to our inevitable point of being. In death, there is peace. In lifeless death does our earth rest. Heal. And in a world with no sires, no dams for tomorrow, will there be true peace. The nature of life is to struggle. Scratch. Grapple and bleed for every last futile breath until our mere essence cannot fight against our marching orders. In the process we carve an enclave of illusion for joy, trade in labor and sorrow for a few minute moments to justify the struggle of our existence. I, need no justification. When there is truth in my convictions, I may forego your need for answers. My great work, for the love, the life of Sornieth, is to become the will of death itself. Of our truest, natural state. I will strike down even the gods themselves ascending beyond their heavens on high that I might stare the ill-begotten masses of flesh in the eyes, and claim dominion over their truth. And when I sit in a land of death, undeserving, merely, decaying, gracefully. With nothing to overtake and corrupt its state- that no gods will challenge me from this blight- I will myself, perish. A god of a lifeless world, healed, peaceful, and wrought with salvation.