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Series Prologue
In a group of five galaxies known as the Quintástraya, the war between
the forces of light and the forces of darkness continues as it has since the
end of the golden age of the sons of man, when all creation was in perfect
harmony. It was a powerful heavenly being named Kravanoblus who caused
the corruption of all creation. For Kravanoblus desired to ascend to the throne
of the LORD GOD, to rule all creation and be worshiped as GOD. Kravanoblus
rebelled against GOD, and was transformed into the god of death, void of light
or truth, the father of deception.
It was after Kravanoblus convinced many of his brothers to join him in open
rebellion, that war erupted in the heavens. During which time, Kravanoblus
took the seal of peace from the storehouse of universal laws and destroyed
it. He then used the essence of his spirit, and melded it with the pieces of
the seal of peace and created the Tridents of Hades, which are;
The Orbs of Power, the Book of Knowledge, and the Tree of Sheol.
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Kravanoblus then strategically placed the Tridents of Hades in the Quintástraya
to subdue and conquer this realm.
By divine providence, shortly after Kravanoblus established a stronghold in
the Quintástraya, a sect of holy men inspired by the Spirit of Truth and Light
wrote the Kadashah ( Holy Book of the Prophets). The Holy Book is the
foundation and the unifying force of the Guardians of Light.
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Since then, many millennia have passed, and the forces of darkness have
faded in both power and influence, as it is written in the Kadashah, near
the end of the first age, and for most of the second age, the Guardians
of Light and their allies will have many victories against the vast legions
of darkness.
Now, at the twilight of the second age, the guardians of light prepare for
Shamayah, a major offensive against the forces of Kravanoblus. But the
time when the veil of deathly darkness shall cast its shadow across the
five galaxies of Quintástraya has arrived. None will escape its frightful and
deathly grip, for it will test the Lord God’s faithful—baptism by fire.
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