“Great Goddess of the Empire, supreme ruler of the universe, sovereign of all intelligent life, what was it that allowed you to lead us from our primitive homeworld to where we are today?”
In an interview broadcast across the universe, Isthvar looked at the visibly trembling reporter and recalled the events that had brought her this far.
Purging heretics, enslaving aliens,
Planetary bombardment, neutron annihilation,
Merciful angels, Judgment Day,
Eradicating wild space creatures,
Tomb raiding, forced relocation, market monopolies,
Predation, transcendence, bioelectricity,
Suppressing the AI uprising, destroying the ancient empire.
Isthvar smiled, a smile that captivated the entire universe, and replied gently and tenderly,
“Love and peace.”
PS2: The protagonist is thoroughly evil. Goody-two-shoes, stay away.
The new book is a male protagonist story, saving you all some effort #(you know what I mean)
In the minor incident of Mordred's rebellion, what did you do besides creating a clown? Oh, and you also killed off one of the protagonist's harem members. #(Laughing and crying)
The writing is a complete mess. It's understandable that the sadness is written in a mess, but can't you write a deus ex machina?
I think I've read some transformation stories.