Divine Throne: Listening to the Whispers of the Stars

When light is revered as the ultimate standard, those of us dwelling in the night become villains ordained by fate.

In the eternal night, where the stars whisper, Cassiopeia opened eyes that could see the threads of destiny. As the daughter of Star Demon God Vasak, she caught sight of a chilling truth in the fractures of the stars: the end of the demons’ glory was not to Reign Over the World, but to be annihilated in a void whitewashed by “light.” Yet the demons, whose blood defied fate, had never bowed to a foreordained end.

When she presented her cold prophecy before the throne, she was met by a pair of eyes both calm and burning. Feng Lan, eldest son of the Demon God Emperor and heir renowned for his profound wisdom and unrivaled power, was not consumed by despair. He sought not conquest, but salvation. “If fate is cruel,” he declared, “then I will lead our entire race to carve a path to survival through the narrowest crack in this desperate predicament.”

On this thorn-strewn path against fate, Yue Ning, son of the Moon Demon God, was his sharpest sword and strongest shield. As graceful as poetry and deadly as a blade, Yue Ning was the finest executor of this grand design. His loyalty poured forth like moonlight, illuminating the demons’ winding path ahead and marking out an inviolable territory for his people.

And so began a tragic expedition against destiny, with the survival of an entire race at stake. The daughter of prophecy, the lord of salvation, and the blade who held the moon would tear open the future obscured by light together, and write an epic of an unyielding dawn for the children of darkness along a path destined to collapse.

Note: The author doesn’t like the protagonist group!!! There are lots of original details.