
What If The Devil Created Earth?
by Drac Von Stoller
4 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781465947598
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In the beginning the Devil created Hell on Earth. The skies were red as fire and the oceans and seas ran deep with blood. The Devil liked what he created, so he created a demon called Beelzebub, meaning "Prince of Demons" in his likeness and set him out into the world to enjoy the Hell that was created. The Devil explained to Beelzebub "whatever you do don’t eat the fruit from the Garden of Hell."Beelzebub replied “why master, it looks tasty.” The Devil answered, “If you do, you won’t see the wonderful Hell that I have created for you. Just to make sure you don’t eat of the tree, I have created Gargoyles to guard the tree so you won’t be tempted.” Everything was going well until Beelzebub was feeling lonely and wanted companionship. Beelzebub asked the Devil "Is there any way you could create someone to keep me company while I enjoy this Hell you have created." "If this will make Hell better for you then so be it. I will make a female as your companion. I will name her Mania, which means Goddes of Hell. She will bare demon children for you both to bring up in this Hell I have created for you. Now go into Hell and have yourselves a Hell of a time," said the Devil.
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