King Avallach
Deity of the Old World
You may find that in life, what you don't like is as important as what you do like. An example of this would be when it's your little sibling's birthday, you like it for the party food but you hate it for their friends that try to tear you limb from limb but you appreciate that both are important parts of the party. For Dante, a white haired, caucasian, American devil hunter with more family issues than most, there was no party, no younger siblings friends nor a sibling, just the junk food. Having just the junk food was quite nice but it felt empty, rather like a cheese enchilada without the cheese. Certain events (meaning a practically non stop battle with demons, decorating his shop with the most macabre things you'd ever see and a Russian housekeeper who called herself "Ivanna Trump" after the novelist who infamously said "Fiction is great, you can make up almost anything" Not realising that in fiction you can make absolutely anything up, the word fiction refers to things that are made up. Not necessarily lies per ce as lies are things that either tend to get you out of trouble or get you into trouble, sometimes a lie can do both. Should you have heard the expression "out of the frying pan, into the fire" that's the type of lie I'm reffering to you. My oath here is to tell you no such lies, my name is of little relevance but I go by the pseudonym "Phantarch" and it is my duty to tell you the full life of Dante Sparda. A quite clever, very strong and infinitely stylish devil hunter who's personal fires burn him worse than the fires of hell themselves. On this journey we will encounter interesting characters, cool weapons, arcanums, macabre places, conspiracies, betrayal and Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
If you have the bottle for such a tale then by all means stay and read the series that await.
If you have the bottle for such a tale then by all means stay and read the series that await.