Thursday, June 6, 2024

Righteous Rejects of Heaven: Interlude – A Tyrant’s Desires

Interlude – A Tyrant’s Desires

As I look from my balcony on Constantinople and the wasteland ahead of me, I reflect on the fruits of my work. I, Vicar Sylvatic, was crowned Pope of God’s Holy Church, given supreme authority over the Earth, and now the champion of the new humanity. After the event of Divine Providence that blew up the technology of the past and mutated the men of Eastern Europe into ratmen, I knew beyond any doubt that we are blessed by God. We are many and our bodies allow us to be more intelligent and stronger than the orcs, men of the southern kingdoms, elves, beastmen of the Far West, and men of the Asian regions. It is said that our greatest weakness is our inability to have females and reproduce without forcing other women to die to bear our children. This is nonsense.

Soon, we will be able to reproduce without the use of women and the world will rightfully be mine and under the control of ratmen. Afterward, the world will only be ratmen. It doesn’t matter if the savages of Bernhard send their armies aided by their hot-headed brothers in Canis nor does it matter that the men of the Far East have broken through the barriers we used to keep them from the rest of the world. Above all, it doesn’t matter that they all are closing in here because God is with me. He has approved of every action I’ve taken from birth until this moment and made what others called sins into my virtues.

My forces move to place the final pieces of my plan into place. Ascariasis, my head researcher, and Ischemic, my general and experimenter, have sacrificed themselves for my plans and are now bearing fruits that come alive from their tree-like bodies. From them and many others, the new humanity will have an endless supply of soldiers and citizens. Looking up at the barely visible sun in the sky, I pray that God will accomplish my plans and that the next generation will flourish with me leading it. It is my divine right after all as Vicar of my church.

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