LOGIN"I am Neem from Golem and I am not supposed to forget this..." We are trained killers (often called demons), warriors trained to feel no pain or fear, to survive the deepest darkness of night and heat of war. We are to fight and die for the king of The Great City of The Sun, Golem, the jewel of the middle east Assyria. ******************* For ages our name alone casted fear in the hearts of all the people of the known world - The East, West, North and South until a king arose, his name is ...NEBUCHADNEZZAR II, the prince of the Golden City of Babylon. Now Golem is history for the King of Babylon has tricked us and now Golem is nothing but dust and ashes. .********************** The story of the fall of the mighty Neem army has spread all over the known world with some of us taken as slaves with our women and children, the lucky ones amongst us fleeing the great war like cowards! Weaklings! How is the mighty fallen? Now we are scattered like flies all over the known world, captured, killed as witches, hated, persecuted, we are going extinct! ....So no one can know who I am for I am Neem and although all hope is lost, I still wish and pray to unknown gods that Babylon must pay! I am Razal, the weakest of all Neem warriors but the smartest of them all. Here I am as a refugee in Persia and here is my account of the fall of Golem, Babylon, and the rise of Persia.
View Moregrab two special daggers of mine from my belt, they are a gift from Karen with which she congratulated me on my very first kill. I throw one of them expertly at one of my attackers and get lucky because it lands on his skull and he falls backwards but before I can turn my attention to the other, he dives at me with his sword in the air aiming to cut my throat, wrong move, now he is vulnerable to my attack!I bend backwards quickly till I hear the bones of my back crack in complaint as I view his sword evade my skull and slice the air before my eyes with his body following through but then I stop his body with a stab of my second dagger on his chest where his heart rests and he halts in shock and looks into my eyes as his warm blood trickles down to his white skirt.“you are an abomination.." he says in the Egyptian tongue amidst the chaos as he observes the color of my eyes with his blood dropping from his mouth.I u
We arrive at The Crypts of Bane, the hell where innocent Neem children are turned into monstrous killers. It is a deserted place surrounded by a dry forest which in the right description is just an extended region of earth on which dry trees, thorns and tare grow.Just walking across this place would tear one's skin and bathe one's body with a thick black dust that covers the brown earth beneath therefore, we ride our strongest trained horses through it.At the center of this rough forest is a mighty temple surrounded by little stonewalled habitations where the priests keep the trainees and torture them with harsh conditions until they become beasts!The Crypts of Bane is indeed a dry nothing that is turned into something by the bloods, cries and deaths of innocent children as they work so hard to become something they are never born to be, destroyers of flesh!The temple at the center is on an elevated to
We arrive at a distance where we could view the great gray walls of Golem and what we behold is far worse than we had earlier imagined– A thick black smoke, so thick that it darkens the sun, a raging fire burning like hell is alive in it and the screams of my Neem brothers in the fire as it’s voice.All our iron chariots and horses adds to the heat of the fire which could be felt even from our distance, the god of fire is alive now and against us.The most terrifying thing about the whole scene for me is the look on Meizza's eyes, I see it for the very first time – Fear.All our lives in the Crypts of Bane we have been training for war, we have been built the strongest, fiercest and fastest warriors ever known in the history of mankind! Just one Neem could destroy a whole Egyptian army, save a city, or assassinate a king and all his princes in one night. The only thing we are ever warned of is fire!
Meizza turns and looks at me for a split second before mounting his thick black horse, his looks at me saying it all- you had better done it.Although there is trouble in paradise, he is a trained Neem who has learned to control all sorts of fear and to maintain calmness in the face of adversity, his gray eyes were telling me to never leave until this Babylonian is dead by my hands."we ride" he signals my fellow trainees to follow as he rides out to meet the horse riders from the army with a cloud of yellow dust following him.But I stand here- poor me with a dagger in my right hand and a Babylonian's brown eyes begging me for mercy. For him, death is mercy but that I cannot give. After the kill is even the hardest – the nightmares, the dreams of those helpless eyes staring at me in plain daylight, the visions and feelings of warm blood splashing against my body..."...Hey ch





