Violent Sins

[Jayce]

Thousands of years ago, the devil had his eight right hand demons, Gluttony, Lust, Wrath, Sloth, Envy, Greed and Pride. But They betrayed him, and now they were banished here to the land of violent sins to live out eternity in exile. At first things went well, all the sins worked together to build a realm. but soon this just could not work anymore, they fought, they tore eachothers creations apart. They battled so much that nothing was left, so they began again making their own halls and towns to rule, all the while still at war. They're now inviting other souls to their exile, to escape the devil's torment and inflict their own. join a side, join an army, just watch your back once you do.

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