The Story of Apollyon

The Second Sin War
Part I

After their first victory against Hell and the signing of a treaty with the Underworld, the Heavens decided to retaliate against the six devastated circles before the enemy could rebuild their forces. Apollion, the Archangel ofValor, nicknamed "God's Devastating Fury," took command. He led the celestial army to the gates of Hell and delivered a short but piercing speech, instilling determination in the hearts of his allies. Then, Apollion sounded the Heavenly Shofar. The sound, colossal and earth-shattering, echoed through the realms. In that instant, the gates between worlds flared with light, burst open, and Hell itself trembled to its foundations.

Seeing the open portal, Apollion and his host rushed into the very heart of the demon realm. In the Underworld, Abaddon and his legions did the same, driven by a single, brutal purpose: to destroy the current Lord of Hell, Yaldabaoth. The campaign had begun.

A battle of titanic proportions erupted in the burning wastelands. Heavenly warriors, their shining armor reflecting the light of angelic blades, clashed with demonic hordes. Fighting raged in the ruins of fallen cities, and streams of lava were stained crimson with heavenly blood. Apollion, driven by fury, cut his way through the hellish mobs, leaving a trail of ash and despair. The fate of Hell, and indeed all of creation, depended on the outcome of this war.

Yaldabaoth understood that he had little time to resist Paradise and the Underworld, he decided to distract one of the sides. To this end, Yaldabaoth sent his four great archdemons into battle, each leading significant forces of the demon army, to attack Earth.

Each of which was led by one of the generals with Valak heading to the north, Aishma to the south, and Tengu to the east. Knowing that he came from the heavens, Yaldabaoth chose Semyaza to attack the west, knowing that this was where human faith was strongest. He believed that the Fallen Angel's knowledge of Heavenly paths would allow them to win an easier victory, only to learn that one angel turned back Semyaza's army, presumably killing him.

Upon receiving reports of attacks on the four corners of the Earth, Apollion had to respond. He sent four archangels to the south, four horsemen to the east, and even Abaddon, hearing about the traitor Valak, decided to deal with him personally, leaving Satan in command. Apollion, understanding the power of the second Archetraitor, decided to stop him himself, handing over command to Gabriel and Kamael.

The greatness of man, helping the four archangels

Archdemon Aishma, referred to as the "Spirit of Wrath," led an army of demons and evil spirits to the south of the human world, devastating cities and villages of mankind.

At some point in his unholy campaign, his path was blocked somewhere in the Persian lands by a man, a youth named Sraosha, who held a powerful wooden hammer and restrained the army of demons and was slain in battle against them. But his struggle was not in vain, because he gave the extra time that the archangels needed to reach them. Seeing the death of this warrior, Tamriel prayed for him and the angels of death took him to Sheol, where he became the protector of its walls.

Aishma
"The leader of the 14 Devas"

At that moment, a giant Ark of Ludociel appears, in which tens of thousands of demons are imprisoned. Aishma believes that this man was just trying to occupy them while Ludociel finished his preparations. Ludociel destroys all the demons in the Ark, provoking Aishma to attack the heavenly legion. Tamriel and Sariel appear, and the battle begins.

Both archangels use the Omega Arc technique, destroying most of the demon army that the archdemon brought with him. Tamriel thinks he killed everyone, but Sariel corrects him, claiming that one is still alive. Aishma appears behind him and throws them back. Aishma uses hellfire on Sariel. And then uses combined attacks on Tamriel, while Sariel comes out of the attack completely unharmed. Tamriel recovers from the demon's 54 blows, but at the same moment cuts him in half. He heals, seemingly taking no damage, and is amused by Aishma's futile attempt. Sariel wounds Aishma's hand, expressing his desire to play with him until his death. Aishma, with its high speed, knocks Sariel down; then he sees that his own hand is injured. Sariel reappears and comments that he will finish the battle in 5 minutes.

Meanwhile, having completed the final preparations, Ludociel himself enters the battlefield.

Tamriel throws the Ark at Aishma, who tries to hold it, but it buries itself in the ground. At this moment, all three of his heads are pierced by an attack from Aishma's back. Then Sariel cuts the demon to pieces, but he recovers in a matter of seconds and collides with Aishma, who tries to hit him, but is stopped by a wind-like sphere that he created around himself, and he tears off his own arm. Despite this, he manages to stab his eye with a bare bone. But Ludociel, who also destroyed the remnants of the demon army, pierces him several times with rays of light. And Aishma tries to attack him, but Ludociel dodges him and pierces him at the same time.

He realizes that he cannot win in this way, and absorbs all the souls with whom he made a contract in order to assume his true form. Aishma hits Ludociel, sending him flying, smashing through many trees along the way with his body. The archangel responds with a powerful attack, but Aishma remains unharmed.

Ludociel calls for help from Tamriel and Sariel. They try to help, but Aishma pins them to the ground and brutally attacks them. Ludociel is hit by him again, and his attempt to fight back proves ineffective. Ludociel cannot believe that he and the other archangels are being defeated, but before he can react, Elizabeth appears with Mael.

Elizabeth states that she is going to end the fight and prepares to fight the archdemon, freeing her companions with Mael, they all attack them with a common spell. Then she uses her power on the true archdemon and releases the souls from within him, returning him to normal with the help of three archangels - Ludociel, Tamriel, and Sariel, who recognized not only her power, but also the reasons why she fights.

The manifestation of the power of the horsemen

Tengu arose from some fetid pit in the form of a terrifying demon with one calling - to conquer the whole world and turn it into his own personal empire, full of suffering, chaos and destruction. Tengu himself sowed evil wherever his foot stepped, and it seemed that he could not be stopped, but soon four horsemen on mystic horses came out against him. He plunged the eastern lands into an age of darkness, and the demon's evil essence grew rapidly. Soon, Tengu became the most fearsome of all the conquerors of the East. Four warriors attacked Tengu's castle and fought the most dangerous demon, while demonstrating the great power, inherited from his father. In the course of a fierce battle, the horsemen defeated Tengu, but even defeated he could not be destroyed, for his dark magic was too great. They, the mighty warriors of the heavens, fought Tengu, and the battle ended with the demon being defeated after all, delivering a final blow to him.

Tengu-Oni
"The Demon of Evil Deeds"

However, the four heroes soon found a way and imprisoned the archdemon and all his evil in a sarcophagus. From that day on, the four warriors guarded the sarcophagus relentlessly and prevented various attempts by his servants to bring their evil lord back to life.

The Fear of the Abyss

Valak is a demon who once served in Abaddon's court and betrayed him. He was the one who told Yaldabaoth about the Underworld and Gehenna. For the abyss angels this was personal, so he himself decided to deal with him.

Valak
"The Demon of Spells"

Valak in the lands of Normandy confronted his former lord Abaddon. And the angel engages him in a small skirmish and punches him in the chest. In response, Valak knocks the attacker down and begins to quickly stomp on him, intending to crush him. Flying out of a cloud of debris, Abaddon headbutts Valak and lands as he recoils.

The Abaddon that Valak was fighting turns out to be a clone, created with the power of darkness, and the real one appears behind the clone and dissipates it. He then explains that he enjoys destroying Valak's hopes and turning them into despair, and activates his demonic power to quickly deal with the traitor. Valak tries to attack Abaddon, but the King of the Depths jumps on him and in a matter of moments punches dozens of holes in his body, inflicting so much damage that Full Growth disappears and Valak shrinks to his original size. Abaddon then returns to his starting position, slaps him in the face and throws him to the ground.

In a fit of desperation, Valak intends to use all the life force of his body and concentrate it in an explosion that will wipe Noramdia off the face of the earth, along with all the people. But Abaddon dispels his efforts with a snap of his fingers. Realizing his efforts, he asks Abaddon to kill him.

Abaddon kills Valak with a single fiery strike, without hesitation turning the upper half of his body into ash.

The Battle Against Semyaza

Before the celestial army can appear on the western lands and react properly, the ground begins to tremble under the feet of Semyaza, who stands atop a ziggurat. He mentions that he is the last of Yaldabaoth's 4 remaining generals when he prepares to destroy the entire Canaanite Empire. However, Apollion suddenly appears and attacks Semyaza from above, he blocks his attack, which destroys the entire temple. Apollion then says that he will take part in this battle, and asks his army to take the people away from here. The two continue to stare at each other.

Samyaza
"Leader of 200 Fallen Angels"

Apollion then drops his cloak and throws himself at Semyaza to strike the fallen angel, who dodges all of his attacks. He runs behind Semyaza and hits him with Crusher. Semyaza's body breaks down into cubic objects, but he recovers and says that Apollion's magic is interesting. When the commander of the heavenly army is struck at a distance from himself, he is surprised to find that his magic does not work on one of the original angels.

"Semyaza then uses Abyssal Immersion against Apollion, who, in turn, uses Crusher again to escape. Continuing his barrage of spells, the Fallen Seraph strikes his opponent with Cleave, momentarily staggering the latter, but he manages to brush it off as he leaps at his enemy, to no avail, as Apollion is pushed back by the blast from a spell, with Blast, launched in his direction. He then uses 'Crusher' again to shatter the ground, allowing him to land and rush at Semyaza again, who blocks him and uses Rive, turning into disassembled cubes. Reassembling, he appears behind the Archangel, allowing him to strike the angel and knock him back.

Following this magical display, Semyaza tells him that he cannot be defeated, as well as the magic attacks that Mastema throws at him, who has approached, stating that her father can make the impossible possible. Apollion tells her to stay out of it, while Semyaza smiles, realizing they are father and daughter.

The battle is interrupted when all three sense a wound in Creation, specifically an entrance into Gehenna. Semyaza solemnly declares that their time is up, and without God's intervention, their world is doomed. Apollion tells Semyaza that he is giving up too easily, and that he and his forces are following the same path that leads to the destruction of the world. Semyaza replies that Yaldabaoth is acting to save humanity. This angers Mastema, who tells Semyaza that many people have died in the war. Then Mastema decides to use Michael's Radiance on Semyaza. However, he emerges from the attack unscathed, shocking Mastema and Apollion. Semyaza asks them if they love each other, and then says that he has mastered all the magical arts known in the world, but still does not understand what love between a parent and a child is. Then, with sadistic delight, Semyaza asks Apollion what he would feel if his daughter were killed before his eyes. This immediately provokes and angers Apollion.

Apollion tells Semyaza that if he harms Mastema, he will show him such a hell that death will seem like a walk in the park. Mastema tries to warn Apollion not to fall for the enemy's bait, but he ignores her and rushes at the former leader of the fallen angels, ready to strike. However, Semyaza easily intercepts his fist and hurls him to the ground. Apollion begins to kick the angel of magic, but he blocks his attacks and slams him into a stone wall. Semyaza asks if a parent should love their child, to which Apollion answers affirmatively and rushes at him. Semyaza shoots at him, and he is thrown to the side. Then he asks why he never loved his child, at which point Mastema jumps up, trying to help her father, much to Apollion's concern. Mastema brushes him off, saying that she is already grown up, and throws energy blasts at Semyaza, who dodges. She tells Apollion to stop being an overprotective father, to which he objects, saying that she will always be his daughter.

Resuming the fight, Apollion leaps at Semyaza, who blocks his attack with his staff, while Mastema throws sword slashes at him. Semyaza dodges them, and Apollion uses All Crush, directing it at the enemy. However, the target of the spell takes no damage from the explosion and rushes at them, knocking them off their feet. Apollion notices that none of his magical abilities, not even 'Michael's Radiance,' work on Semyaza, and at that moment the angel who granted magic to humans tells him that their love has come to an end. He swings to pierce Mastema with his staff, but Apollion steps in to take the blow. His daughter cries out for her father not to do it, but Apollion says that the wound is just the same place that Typhon tore off a long time ago. Mastema asks him to stop overdoing it, but Apollion replies that he cannot do that because he is her father and she is his daughter. He begins to approach Semyaza, who asks his opponent if he has gone insane, while Mastema mourns her father's life.

As Apollion continues to advance on Semyaza, the mighty angel tells him that no magic can affect him. However, Apollion replies that he already knows how his opponent's magic works: Semyaza can use advanced copying magic, which can copy all kinds of magic he sees, as well as neutralize them, because he eats the very essence of magic. The commander of the heavenly host reveals the weakness of this ability - the impossibility of copying magic of the relative type, so he always avoided magical attacks from Mastema's sword. Mastema hears this and throws her magical attacks at Semyaza, and each one hits the subordinate of Yaldabaoth. In response to his daughter's actions, Apollion summons his spear to strike Semyaza with Crusher of Evil, Bearer of Truth: Absolute Heaven.

After this, Apollion realizes that he cannot move because he attacked Semyaza. But before they can rejoice, Semyaza gets up as if nothing had happened, which shocks them both. The Grigori leader reveals that he absorbed about 30,000 thousand Nephalim souls, that's why his magical power is so great, and that's why he considers Yaldabaoth his savior. He tells them that even if it costs him his life, he will use his power to destroy the entire country. Semyaza then begins to recite Ars Magia, causing the blood of everyone in the Canaanite Empire to evaporate. However, when he notices that Apollion is embracing Mastema and telling her that he will protect her no matter what, he remembers what he once told Azazel that the only people who can stop cannot appear in this world. Semyaza stares at Apollion and Mastema, who are lying on the ground and does not take his eyes off them. One of the original angels suddenly interrupts the spell, feeling this, Apollion decides to strike. He uses Temporal Stasis, releasing particles of magic from his hands, that rushing at Semyaza. Upon reaching its destination, a sphere forms around him with a ring turned around with Roman numerals written on it and locks her in. For Semyaza, time is slowed down so much that he simply cannot do anything. And then he uses Spaces Sacrifice, he literally erase the space with everything inside it, thereby destroying Semyaza and neutralizing his attacks.

Mastema

"Apollyon's  Daughter"

Thus, Apollion, together with his daughter, stops one of the most powerful creatures in the Universe.»