Monday, 28 September 2026

50. To Atone or To Escape | Beyond the Firmament: Tales From the Cosmos

Beyond The Firmament

Tales From The Cosmos


50. To Atone or To Escape 

- Written by Gift C Enyadike Jr

Da Suun did not move as the hosts do. He walked upon the trail of destruction left behind by the Arbiter and the Titaness' campaign, leading down into the Depths where Makar Joga slept, and Diohlatas escaped. 

The Depths are the very bottom of the material universe, directly above Pla'daali (Hell), home of the damned. 

As He walked, angels circled and sang. Hasira simply shrank herself behind Him. She had done all this.

Thursday, 24 September 2026

49. Unworthy | Beyond the Firmament: Tales From the Cosmos

Beyond The Firmament

Tales From The Cosmos


49. Unworthy

- Written by Gift C Enyadike Jr

How to describe the Titaness in the clutches of the Archangels, Huun and Laam? 

There are some who would liken her to a rabid dog in chains. I would not. She violently struggled, thrashing about and even biting. It was all in vain. She was utterly helpless in their grasp as they brought her before the throne.

Monday, 21 September 2026

48. Judge and Executioner | Beyond the Firmament: Tales From the Cosmos

Beyond The Firmament

Tales From The Cosmos


48. Judge and Executioner 

- Written by Gift C Enyadike Jr

The resurrection of Da Suun brought a new level of understanding and inspiration among the hosts, so much so that many of them sought to create life as well and set out to take new worlds in the ever-expanding cosmos. 

Their newborn peoples would be the first casualties. 

Thursday, 17 September 2026

47. Rage | Beyond the Firmament: Tales From the Cosmos

Beyond The Firmament

Tales From The Cosmos


47. Rage

- Written by Gift C Enyadike Jr

Diohlatas and Fari returned to what had once been the Chiliad Front, where they had been confined to fight that monstrosity Sevaasi created. No, that Da Vaada allowed to be created. The same beast they could still hear within the confines of Kurisstac, drowning out the celebratory songs of the hosts beyond the Umtlik's wall of silence.

That very same Kurisstac was inhabited by Da Vaada's so-called kin, Grubass and Soragna. They, too, were allowed to exist and wreak havoc once. Just as the Jarwan worlds were allowed to exist and their peoples allowed to defile and desecrate the Jarwa themselves, only to be forgiven. Just as the humans, his so-called children, so-called inheritors, were allowed to murder the true child, the true Son, and be forgiven.

These were the thoughts of the Arbiter. Not of the Titaness. For she had no thoughts. She was a black void with embers now, and he saw this.

"Why follow me?"

"Bring you back. I promised the Father."

"Go, I will not."

"We have to... I promised."

That word again. Promise. There was always a promise.