Revelation

The age of myth ends with a prophecy. "The tower that hangs upside down, the ghost that unites, the cause and effect that hangs upside down, the knowledge that twists. First and the beginning of the origin, He will return, and finally after the end of the world, He will finally come." No one knows the meaning of the prophecy, and no one can explain how the countless gods in the sky and the earth and the prosperous Kingdom of God were destroyed and collapsed in that disaster. The record of this in history is not like a building about to collapse, but more like the dust has settled. The Book of Revelation, which records the history of gods and ancient prophecies, disappeared with that ancient era and disappeared without a trace. Maybe he will be buried in the tomb of a certain god? Revelation is not a book. According to the records in the epic, it should be a stone tablet. The green inscription represents history, and the red inscription indicates prophecy. Mendis, who had just crawled out of the coffin, looked at his red and green tombstone thoughtfully. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.