Agras, the Evil God, was one of the oldest beings in existence.


    Wherever there is a beginning, there is an inevitable end. As long as Aramadi, the one who started the beginning, exists, behind that will inevitably be Agras.


    However, Agras was weak at that time.


    The world, freshly begun, was the ce where the concept of an end was faint, so Agras had to watch quietly as the world flowed by, not even being aware of his own existence.


    After many ages had passed, when humanity had settled on the earth, Agras gained self-awareness. He learned what his mission was.@@novelbin@@


    He was the being who would lead the world to its end and confront the world’s demise.


    He was the god who would pronounce the world’s end. Agras moved the world ording to his mission.


    He lured humans with sweet words, growing his influence.


    He gathered gods who shared his will aspanions.


    He dered war.


    Under the pretense of pulling down Aramadi, the one who monopolized power, his true aim was to bring about the world’s end, and he ignited the fire of war on the earth.


    The war was favorable for Agras.


    War, by its nature, leads to the end of many things. As countless lives perished, hope faded, the future scattered, and life dwindled, Agras'' power grew stronger.


    Had a miracle not urred, Agras would surely have pronounced the end of the world in the age of myths.


    Had the miracle of the hero not arrived on the earth, had Aramadi not risked everything on a gamble, had the world not rejected the end in the final moments, Agras would have won.


    But the world did not want to end.


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