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| − | ==Evil== | + | ====Chapter 1: Truth vs Fiction.==== |
| − | To agree to serve evil and bring it to fruit, a man must agree that the idea of evil is one of dogma and symbolism. Evil is less real then the wind. It has no shape or true material weight. It cannot be proven or dispelled by fact or magic. Evil is a common concept invented by those who doubly support the falsehood known as “good’. There is no such force at work in the universe. The reality we exist within has no governing laws to control the path of planets, plants or people. The philosophy of good/evil is one created by man.
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| − | Man may call you evil for embracing your desires or accepting your rightful place among animals. For this reason we accept their title as a figurehead of our movement. Evil could also be described in such fashion as-
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| − | “A false doctrine forced on those who seek total enlighten through desire, gluttony and worship of the animal rights of man”
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| − | The creation of langue and law has painted this false thing called “evil” to really exist when in reality it is just a meaningless word with no chemical or material makeup. An evil man can be loving, gentile, kind, generous and honest just as any alignment of moral. It is only the racist nature of man that projects the word “evil” on those who embrace the universal truths of life. We will adopt this cloak as garments of ceremony. As a magnificent banner to march under."
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| − | We allow “evil” to describe us because it shuns most men. Those who think Evil is a real object or force are already under the influence of the Shepard of “good”. Shepards influence sheep. Those who can look past the word of “evil” can only then fully evolve into a perfect being.
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| − | "Evil is simply the smartest, quickest and most rational path towards obtaining your goals. In all truth is should be renamed "wisdom" or "inteligence". The slowest men have called this way "evil" to give the herd of retarded fools a fighting chance against the superior methods of evil men."
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| − | Quoted from [[User:The Blackest Pen|The Blackest Pen]]
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| − | ==Good==
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| − | Another figment of the human mind. A disgusting nature that limits the natural desires of men. Good often seeks to bar man from lust, gluttony, rage, sloth, pride and many other natural desires of all living things. Good normally lords over the weak , promoting law over the free choice of men. Good is often seen as “right” even though it is a human’s normal desire to perform evil. Good is the long struggle, while Evil always represents the easiest and fastest way to achieve all goals. Good normally benefits the few at the helm of authority while limiting the common man’s desires and freedoms placed on him at birth. Good is the enemy of man’s freedom. Good is closest to the most noted definition of evil then any other object, force or being.
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| − | "Good is simply the way of most slow men. It is a trick placed on man to hinder his progress so other men can farm him as cattle. The most evil of men invented this idealism to confuse humans into taking longer paths towards obtaining goals, so those who rule over them would have a way to limit and control their actions."
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| − | Quoted from [[User:The Blackest Pen|The Blackest Pen]]
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| − | ==The titans==
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| − | Do not fear these foolish beings. They are not present to twart evil or stop injustice. They are not "good" or filled with a light that drives to destroy "evil". If you are a black hearted man, the titans are powerless to stop your darkness in good view of "whats right". Publically laugh at the titans if a man threatens you with them. They are not heros or questing angels that take stances on subjects of good vs evil. In fact they are blind to such matters. The Titans can be seen as both evil and good, or not one of each. They are mighty in power and ability but they take no stance on matters of morality or alignment of one's soul. If others think your evil ways are crushing the good hearts of those around you, make them aware that you are not afriad of these flacid beings who take no care with the tiny wars of man.
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| − | OOC: The Titans are of course to be feared if you are ruining the game for other players or abusing the rules. Here is the quote from the Titan's page.
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| − | "The Titans' business is OOC things and only OOC things. They will not intervene because someone plays an evil ruler, or an arbitrary and unjust judge. They will not act on in-game nastiness or carnage. They will act if and only if there are OOC elements involved that are damaging the fun for someone or are violating the Social Contract or the Inalienable Rights.
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| − | The Blackest Cult does not support abusing the game or its rules, ruining the fun of the game, or in angering the titans directly. I personally am sorry for any time I accidently do so myself.
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| − | ==The 1st chapter==
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| − | [The dragon vs the baby]: Shows how good created the idea of evil to confuse the natrual laws of the universe.
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| − | [The snake and the rat]: Shows how to deal with other evils who can help you.
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| − | [The Beloved Evil King]: Shows how to keep those around you feeling equal and friendly.
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| − | [The Bickering Trolls]: Shows how to allow one man's evil over your own evils, to not lose sight over the important things at hand.
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| − | [The confused Little Flame] Shows the destruction one suffers when judging itself to the false ideas of good.
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| − | [Decadence] A home far away.
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| − | ==== The dragon vs the baby====
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| − | The good Noble had traveled to destroy the evil dragon. The dragon had spent years pillaging and eatng the countryside clean of its cattle and people. The King of the land had sent the Noble to end the dragon’s evil by slaying it dead in the cave it slept in.
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| − | After some time, the Noble had climbed the mountain to reach the Dragon’s cave and entered. When walking down the dark cave’s mouth, the Dragon was found overlooking a human baby. The creature was about to devour it for a midday snack before the Noble spoke.
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| − | Noble: Dragon! You doth Evil and I valiantly await to destroy you in battle! You have done many dark things that man has dubbed “evil” in its very essence, and I the “good” Noble shall slay you.
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| − | Dragon: (musing) Evil? What is this evil?
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| − | Noble: You eat our cattle!
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| − | Dragon: The gods made all animals to feed larger animals. The chain of food is long and unedited since the beginning of all things. Cows fit in my mouth, and they are numbered enough to feed me. I eat only to survive. They are not your cows, they are simply cows. And Dragons eat cows. It is not evil, it is the law of life. The universal law of life.
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| − | Noble: Dragon! You eat humans as well! This IS evil!
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| − | Dragon: But humans are simply smaller cows. Dragons are larger cows. And all cows are made to eat by the bigger beast. This is not evil, it is again, the universal law of life. Humans eat cows, so do dragons…Dragons also eat humans. This is just the way god made us, and it is nothing you call “evil”.
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| − | Noble: (musing) Well, maybe so! But that baby is innocent and not worthy of being eaten! THAT is evil!
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| − | Dragon: the baby is merely a smaller cow then you. Innocence? All animals are innocent. There is no defining laws declaring one animal more guilty then the next. To create such laws and force them on the natural design of any animal is unnatural in the greatest form! (dragon roars with rage)
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| − | Noble: Well, I hear by aware you that you as a natural animal should not eat what you have evolved to eat. That the natural laws of the universe do not apply to you NO MORE! It is good’s unnatural right to demand you cease being a dragon, and start being a dead thing that no longer lives by natural law!
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| − | Dragon: And what gives you the right to change the laws of life? Change the very nature of nature? To force a dragon to starve and cease being the animal he was born to be?
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| − | Noble: Man! Man and his ideas of good that we push on you! You are no longer allowed the life your kind are born to be. You are no longer allowed the freedom of nature and creature. The laws of the universe cease to rule in the face of good. All tings will bend to this new law or be slain like I shall now slay you.
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| − | The Noble rushed forward sword held high. The dragon devoured him in one swift move. The Knight was unaware of the natural dangers of dealing with an “evil” beast within his home. The idealism of good blinded him to his stupidity. The Dragon finished his meal with one tasty screaming baby.
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| − | (Dharghoolien Proverb of nature)
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| − | ====The snake and the rat====
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| − | A snake had called a rat a slithering fool. The rat retorted to the snake that it was vermin and without honor.
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| − | Both shook hands and agreed to kill the turtle together.
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| − | (Proverb of Wargore)
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| − | ====The Beloved Evil King====
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| − | The evil king sat among his advisors preparing to address his commonwealth. The head servant reminded the King that he was in great danger at all times. That his conquests and victories have cultivated a sea of jealousy and spite among those who plot against him. The King asked his advisor what he would have him do to limit any attacks on his person.
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| − | “Come with me to the fortress on the hill. There we can be safe from assassins and mercenaries who will undoubtedly try to murder us today”
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| − | The King responded as he always did.
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| − | “Though I am an evil king, I commit my evils for the people of my land. My love for them is as great as my thirst for power. My kingdom is a garden of peace for the people. My kingdom showers its commoners and Nobles alike with freedom and happiness. I will not separate myself from my people to hide In the fortress on the hill”
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| − | The advisor was upset by this, and decided that he would go to the fortress himself and allow the king to die at the hands of those who surly plotted to strike this day. The advisor, you see, had secret reports detailing a plot to strike the King’s chambers to assassinate the hated among the elite. The reports were sound and correct, there were assassins in the kingdom, and they indeed plotted an attack. Pressing the issue no further, they advisor went to the fortress and allowed the king to enter the crowd without shareing the secret details of his findings.
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| − | The speech was wonderfully delivered to a cheering nation. The crowd had thrown roses and kisses the king’s way for his devotion to the realm. The King announced that he would be taking a cut in his earnings to increase the wealth of all within his realm. He openly refused gifts to celebrate his generosity, instead he allowed himself to have nothing more fabulous then his people owned. His made sure his cloths were no better then those who served him and that his luxuries did not number greater then those owned by his Nobles.
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| − | He then announced a holiday on behalf of the people of his kingdom. The love was undying and the king entered the crowd to shake the thousands of hands that welcomed him. He was surrounded by a kingdom that loved him.
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| − | At that exact moment an assassin entered the fortress where the suspecting advisor rested. His chambers were filled with luxuries that the commoners could never afford. His cloths were of finer fabrics then all those of the land. His guards were under paid to insure the advisor’s wealth retained. The advisor never saw the assassin who was allowed entrance by the jealous underpaid guards. The advisor was found with his neck slit and cloths stolen. He was killed by a kingdom he never knew.
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| − | Moral of the story: Do not build fortresses to protect yourself. Isolation is dangerous. Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. Do not hoard or plot behind the common man's back. Instead, wallow in every man's shoes and never allow your happyness to rise above those who serve you. Only through being equal to your servants can you ever earn thier love and respect. Make those around you want your love, not want your belongings.
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| − | ====The Bickering Trolls====
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| − | Three evil trolls sat together overlooking the three hostages from the night’s hunt. The trio of captured human children begged for mercy as the trolls discussed the fate of the captured whelps. The first troll wanted to burn them to a crisp and then devour them. The second troll wanted to open them up and drink their guts raw. The third troll wanted to smash them and eat them as a crushed pudding.
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| − | The first troll began to search for fire wood while the other two scolded-
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| − | “Fire bad! Fire burn meat and troll! We not eat burned boys!”
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| − | The two shook their fists and demanded the first troll to stop searching for woods to burn the children.
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| − | The second troll began searching for his knife to slit the belly of each squirming child so he could drink the delicious insides of the plump babes. The other trolls protested-
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| − | “Knife no good! Knife cut troll! Knife made by horrible man!”
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| − | The two shook their fists and demanded the second troll to forget the knife idea.
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| − | The third troll began to look for a giant rock to smash the children to pudding so he could slurp them up with glee. The other two insisted in anger-
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| − | “Rock bad! Smash good meat and make it taste like rock!”
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| − | The two shook their fists and demanded the third troll to forsake his search for a suitable rock.
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| − | The three trolls began to bicker and bite at each other. No two could agree as to how to serve the ripe children. One thing led to another and the three trolls began to fight physically. The trolls ripped at each other violently while the children watched in horror. Suddenly a good hunter from the human village arrived unbeknown to the trolls who were too busy bickering to see his approach.
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| − | The hunter threw fire at the first troll, burning him up and instantly killing the monster. Then hunter then drew his blade and stabbed the second troll to death. Finally the hunter picked up a rock and clubbed the third troll in the skull, fracturing his head, resulting in killing the final beast.
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| − | The hunter then scooped up the children and returned to the village a hero. The trolls were defeated and they died hungry. The hunter was hailed a hero and praised to his dieing day.
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| − | Moral: Do not bicker with your evil partners on the methods to achieve similar evils. Wasting time on such battles between you and your brothers in arms allows the true enemy to gather against you. Do not squabble over what weapon works best, lest your enemy choose these weapons first to destroy you. Allow your evil partners to commit evil in their own way, never judging their methods or reasons as long as they are working with you. There is always enough children to have each member of your group kill in your own ways. Share evil and allow it to be done by others in ways you would not normally support. To question one’s desires or methods of evil is to belittle and betray your union. Do not allow the hunter to use your evils against you while you fight over the importance of one evil over another.
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| − | ===The Confused Little Flame===
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| − | The master saw that his flame was unhappy and began to flicker and dwindle in its sadness.
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| − | Master: My flame, why are you so unhappy? What is wrong?
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| − | Flame: I am so upset for I have found out that I am evil.
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| − | Master: Evil? Why do you say this?
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| − | Flame: I burn flesh.
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| − | Master: But you also keep my flesh warm. Without you I would freeze in the snowy winter and die.
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| − | Flame: I only consume. I eat to grow larger, never giving to the world only taking.
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| − | Master: You give me light and without light, the darkness would keep me blind.
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| − | Flame: I have no deep understanding of "good". I simply burn until I die.
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| − | Master: We are all that way. No man has any understanding of "good". They simply lie and say they do. You do not lie, in fact you cannot because you are natural and obey the laws of the universe. You are the farthest thing from evil. There is no such thing.
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| − | The flame did not convince easy, and now saw the Master as evil for saying good was not real. The flame began to cry. Its tears destroyed it, snuffing out the flame forever.
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| − | The Master simply made another flame.
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| − | Moral: Never question your worth. You are a treasure.
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| − | ====Decadence====
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| − | My travels brought me to the greatest city of all man’s creation. Decadence; a land filled with the most happy and free humans of the world. Here they drank what they wanted. Insulted whoever one wished.
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| − | The laws were absolutely nonexistent, utterly terrible and unrest raining in ever manner. Duels were always allowed, looting forever legal, public accusations of the king DEMANDED of its citizens. Even the underground rebellion was honored ad a Noble movement. Decadence was truly a sight to behold.
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| − | When I entered the gates, I saw armies of free men taking no orders from the general; instead they wished for advice from the one who knew most about war. If a man did not care he simply ignored and disobeyed whatever order came his way.
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| − | When I walked the streets I was amazed to see no hunger. The traders where all black market millionaires of prospering business, flooding the realm with the finest of foods and items of fashion. The other realms hurt by this illegal trade had no impact on those of the city of pleasure.
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| − | The messages boards of scribes ran rampant with egotistical maniacs who were allowed to express any view or tomfoolery, while those who found it annoying retorted with spitting on the ground these messages stood on. The Justicar of the realm had an easy job allowing everyone to do anything they pleased.
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| − | Strangely enough, even without orders the armies of Decadence still moved with snake-like efficiency, crushing foes who dared threaten ever taking away their great land of freedom. The other realms could not ignore the population’s collective love for its people’s freedoms and rights to be humans as evolution saw fit.
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| − | The kings came and went, people died often in duels, and the city was filled with devils and demons. But all of these people were the best and worst men to ever live.
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| − | How great my stay was in Decadence. It’s a place you choose to live within, the first time you visit. A land where no man had to watch his tongue. A place where no man was forced to tone down his views. A land where no court would ever judge you criminal or place you in prison. A place so free that I had to fall in love with it and offer my evil life to it.
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| − | ==The 2nd Chapter==
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| − | ====How to hate====
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| − | Hate is the mirror of love, and as important. To not know hate's limits or peek, you shall never know the limits and lengths of true love. If a man is unable to bring himself to explore the height of hate in all its amazing complexity and strength, how can one know love beyond its simpler levels?
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| − | A man should never strive to curb or limit his understanding or practice of hate. Instead a man should cultivate and enjoy his divine hate for all things he does not enjoy. Hate is a pillar that war and battle must stand on. Honor and mercy are direct enemies of hate, and were invented to control the levels of a man's hate. Allow yourself to water the blackest roses of hate, so you may also learn to grow the finest flowers of love. Hate your enemy fully. To learn to respect your enemy you place the first block of doubt in your convictions. To learn to honor your enemies with respect, you unlearn your rage needed to fully crush him. Mercy and forgiveness should never been given out to those you hate. It is fair to make deals and contracts with your hated enemies as long as they benefit you and your cause, but never allow your undernourished hate bring you to pity your enemy enough to allow him to escape your wrath.
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| − | Love is important and should be quested for throughout life. No man is an island and every living creature is better when in love. But the common teachings on love are littered with lies and falsehood. To truly understand love you must first destroy any false ideas on the matter that you may have been infected with throughout life.
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| − | Those who sell love have made the emotion into a huge money making device that caters to your bank, not your heart. The common lie of love is that a man and a woman must agree on the matter fully for it to exist. This is far from any truth, and a total lie that has ruined the true meaning of love.
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| − | Only "one" must agree on the feeling of love for it to be real. A man can force a woman (or visa versa) to perform any duties to feed his/her love without the other even remotely having the slightest bit of respect for the "abusive" lover. One must simply capture the object of love and force it to serve him/her to obtain this love. If a man hates you, force him to be your love slave. This will not only be enough to make your life whole, it will also have a better chance of lasting. A slave cannot escape as easy as a respected love that agrees with your emotional attachment.
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| − | "Political love" (love where both parties agree to love each other) is not wrong or unwanted, but it can be ended when one member of the union decides they no longer want it. Political love is often more stressful, since one will always question the other on true intent and the truth behind their feelings.
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| − | "Forced love" (love forced on the captured or enslaved) is a far more stable form of love since it only ends when YOU wish it to. Not allowing your lover a choice is a sure way to keep your lover until you no longer need or desire them.
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| − | Love intensely no matter if it is forced or political (both are fine). You may find it better to be equal with your lover then it is to own them as an object, again both are fine as long as your interests in love are satisfied. The main rule is to never allow your love to go unfed or unsatisfied. To love from afar is a sure process to hurt yourself and promote the death of your spirit. If your object of love refuses you, capture it and force it to obey to your advances. If your love is your equal, and happy to serve your feelings. Then even better. As long as you are fed what you desire, you will grow fat with happiness no matter how thin your love becomes when starved of true love.
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| − | Lastly, never allow love to destroy you. If the emotion becomes a sword that slices at your very being, snap its blade and make it a paperweight. Never allow your love to control you. Always control your love.
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| − | (Love can be between any number of people of any number of genders or creature. Nothing is wrong when dealing with desires of lust and heart.)
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| − | If your target is to lie, do so with skill and slight of tongue. Never make lies out of thin air without first thinking the lie through to its end. Let the lie grow in your mind and form all possible outcomes of its telling within your imagination, and then decide if it is a safe lie to tell.
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| − | Never lie quickly, instead wait to answer who questions you or seeks your wisdom until you are able to produce a solid lie. Never allow a lie to be told that can be proven false without much effort. If you have told the truth on a prior date do not turn it into a lie on a later date since those who seek to destroy you will use the noted truth against you in the future. Lie forever forward, never backwards. Do not lie in a fumbling manner; instead make your lies sharp and intelligent to insure that they strike their intended targets.
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| − | Never lie to a friend or servant that you need to keep, since finding out the truth may result in the creation of a new enemy. Be truthful with those you enjoy or share union with, only then can you have the right to lie openly to those you hate secretly. Use lies to produce a false truth that benefits your struggle or cause. Never use lies to achieve the simple things that you could obtain without lying.
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| − | Always lie to save your life or protect your friends or faction. Never allow them to be punished for your lie unless you are done with them entirely.
| + | This chapter seeks to define good and evil in its simple forms. It also will lead the wise reader towards understanding The Blackest Bible's intent. The philosophy of this chapter underlines the very meaning of The Blackest Bible's evil. Wise men who read deeper may find lost meaning within this chapter. |
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| − | The strongest lies are backed with small truths. The bones of a well-made lie should be made of truth, making the lie seem to stand on truth alone. A lie is only useful if it is taken as truth. Learn the complex craft of lying before you begin to use it in your arsenal of war against your enemies. | + | [[The Blackest Bible/Chapter 1|Chapter 1]] |
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| − | Once a man is proven to have lied, he is forever branded a liar and may be seen as lying even when he is not. Do NOT allow those around you to detect lies. Even the most evil of your friends and faction may lose interest in you if they learned how many lies you are spinning to obtain your goals.
| + | ====Chapter 2: The Path Of How.==== |
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| + | This chapter seeks to define tools to survive and grow in a world of good. It's reason it to arm and protect those evils that are surrounded at all times by "good" Those who already have perfect weapons and a safe home may not need to read from this chapter. But for those who are in need of advice or truth to defeat or survive your enemies, this chapter can be studied. |
| − | "Win, Win, Win...and when you lose...Lie." | |
| − | (Fagneto Vashmere)
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| − | ====How to keep allies====
| + | [[The Blackest Bible/Chapter 2|Chapter 2]] |
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| − | The nature of "evil" is often brutal and counterproductive in keeping allies when the "evil" in question is stupid. Only stupid evil risks losing allies over such things as bickering, disagreeing, morals, dogma or church. To allow such idealisms and symbols to break the pacts of allies is a horrible move and should be meditated on for long lengths of time to fully understand this concept. | + | ====Chapter 3: The Blackest Prophecies.==== |
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| − | If you befriend or create a union with another evil you are placing yourself in a circle that by all definition is dangerous and prideful. To risk this union's survival would be the biggest danger to evil as a whole.
| + | This Chapter details the Seven Blackest Prophecies. Each one a marker to be checked off as they unfold into our world. With each Prophecy that comes true, The Blackest Bible earns more credit as the "Book to effectly and offically begin the end of the world" |
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| − | Consider the evil Knight whose love for women forces him to stab his allies for murdering womenfolk. This fool projects his desires and feelings on these matters onto his allies, and into their plots and plans. One Knight can lead an entire army against his allies if they do not agree to his perverted idea that "one man's desires are right, while another's is wrong"
| + | Once all of The Blackest Prophecies come true, evil will finally take control of the universe and reclaime its rightful spot as master of all things, even the stars. |
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| − | There is no right or wrong. There is no limit to such falsehoods in man's mind. To project or intend to force your view on allies will surly result in your allies cutting your neck in hopes to regain their free right to be evil in their own way. Never allow your perverted views on your OWN self-law float high enough to seem more important or more justified then the evils of your allies.
| + | '''Of all chapters within The Blackest Bible, this one is debated the most. Many hail the Blackest Prophecies as the lies of mad men, while many see them as the seven signs of truth. Read with inteligent caution and a wise eye''' |
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| − | Consider the cannibal who eats all flesh of man with no regret or mercy. He is very aware of his universal right to slay and devour meat, but his allies of a more "cultured" background may see this as animalistic or monstrous. If the cannibal is to be questioned for being the animal the universe demands he must be, then he is to be angered by those who judge his given rights as "wrong". Those who choose to have contracts of union with this beast will surly lose any and all friendship or support in questioning his desires. A man has the right to eat what he wishes, but not force his food on his allies. To force anything on anyone IS allowed, but doing so results in harsh feelings that almost always results in the ending of the union between the two.
| + | [[The Blackest Bible/Chapter 3|Chapter 3]] |
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| − | Make no mistake; it is your right to force your views on your enemies. You can even beat them for not agreeing. Kill their children, steal their wives, burn their homes and punish them how ever you desire to any length you enjoy. But to even consider doing this in the smallest form with your allies is in effect making them your enemy.
| + | ==== Chapter 4: Of prophets ==== |
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| − | Be true to your unions. Only then can you both benefit from the union against those who seek to destroy you both. You must NEVER limit your allies, or attempt to curb their ideals. Your allies are may be wrong in their ways, but who is to judge them when they are helping destroy or confuse your enemies with you?
| + | On matters of prophets we look towards the wisdom of |
| | + | those who embrace evil. The world is filled with |
| | + | amazing masters in the arts of darkness, treachery, |
| | + | torture, mayhem and murder. Some Prophets speak to |
| | + | the undead to earn sight. Some Prophets commune with |
| | + | gods, forces of nature or use drugs to obtain sacred |
| | + | details of evil information. Some Prophets may keep |
| | + | their insights secret or contained only in personal |
| | + | doctrines limited to one religion, guild or group. The |
| | + | Blackest Cult embraces your evils all the same. |
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| − | I cannot stress this point enough. Hold your allies in the highest regard, no matter how disgusted you are with their practices. Who cares if they are not like you in their evil? Who cares if they plunder in ways you find pathetic or less? Just be glad they are hurting your enemies and not you. Hold on to your allies until they are all dead from their own actions, not yours.
| + | '''Warning:''' ''All Prophets who publish within The Blackest Bible, are in fact signing their own death sentence. All Prophets of The Blackest Bible are destined for death in the path of promoting evil'' |
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| − | If your allies have angered you or disgusted you (you being evil yourself) then rest assured they will be hunted by "good" way worse then you could ever hunt them. If your allies offend you, ignore it if you wish to keep them. The lawless universe is too big to spend you days fighting those who would help you if you learned to shut up.
| + | [[The Blackest Bible/Chapter 4|Chapter 4]] |
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| − | Do not waste your life swatting at flies. There are far too many flies. Flies are harmless to you, so are happy allies. The moment you cause these waters to become soiled with muddy intent or bickering between you and your allies, is the moment you cause them to cease being your allies and start being your enemies.
| + | ====Chapter 5: The Blackest Favor.==== |
| | + | What does The Blackest Bible want from you? Can you profit from repaying its evil? This chapter details what The Blackest Bible wants from you. No secret agendas or hidden plots are left to the evil man's eyes. True sight into the book's desires and motives |
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| − | Gather and be loyal to your evil allies. After "good" is washed from the world, you can THEN proceed to kill your allies. Not a day sooner.
| + | [[The Blackest Bible/Chapter 5|Chapter 5]] |
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| | + | ====Chapter 6: The Forces Of Power==== |
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| − | ====How to strike your enemies without violence====
| + | The universe does not destroy or create itself on forces of good or evil, it depends only on forces of power. This chapter details the forces of this universe and gives advice on useing these forces to aquire or destroy power. |
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| − | To defeat your enemies you need not risk your life in violent combat. In fact, fighting a physical war is the lowest form of combat an evil man can ever choose to use.
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| − | The best way to crush your enemy is to remove his value to his peers by disarming him of his honor and allies through making him appear a fool and un-noble. You can steal your enemies women, friends, followers and whatever you wish simply by allowing him to stumble in his stupid fashion against you. But to cause him to stumble, you must first lay traps that he cannot avoid.
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| − | Always lure your "good" enemy into acting a fool, braggart, fiend, fool or retarded moron. Allow his pride and desire to prove himself a weak man and to lead him to his downfall in the public eye. It is easy to locate the thumbscrews of those who claim to be "good" or righteous.
| + | [[The Blackest Bible/Chapter 6|Chapter 6]] |
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| − | Look for his weaknesses in everything he says. If he defends women, then he is a patron of female rights and you can shake his entire being by preying on women. If the dolt brags about his ability with physical weapons, then lure him into wanting to duel or combat you- but NEVER allow it to take place. This will anger him into a fit of stupidity and possible insults directed to you (this you can report to the proper officials to have him punished).
| + | ====Chapter 7: Of The Dead==== |
| − | If he is an honest man, make him seem a liar (without actually SAYING it) and push the point until he snaps in frustration.
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| − | It is easy to bring a "good" man to a point of frustration that results in the total breakdown of his morals and diplomacy. Rage is embraced by "evil"; good often has no idea how to handle this powerful emotion and fails to harness it to work "for" them.
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| − | Instead, it often leads to the "good" man to trip and stumble into being foolish with his words. Openly insulting, challenging those around him to duels, openly questioning the ruling of judges who support you gracefulness in such battle etc. This frustration can be poke with sticks of your imagination until it becomes a monstrous rage of epic "evil" size and force, causing those around him to witness his weakness and lack of control. If you are known to be evil, you will never be seen as "less" for producing this effect in people (it is always expected of you anyway). But if you are not openly known to be evil, be very clever with how you poke this stupid man's pride and frustrations.
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| − | If a man calls you a filthy name in retort to your well-placed messages on his mistakes, then report this insult to the law to bring punishment down on his head. If the system of law sides with him, then you also show the realm that the very law is bias and unjust as well, systematically cultivating distrust in the law along with bringing shame on your enemy.
| + | [[The Blackest Bible/Chapter 7|Chapter 7]] |
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| − | Never stoop as low as to directly insult a Noble or Official. It is not needed to produce anger or frustration. Simply keep speaking, keep adding to the conflict in a civil manner. Never raise your voice, if one man begins to yell and the other remains calm- it is not a fight...it is a psycho who cannot communicate in a Noble fashion.
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| − | Never care for your own pride when attempting to bring an enemy down without violence. Appear the victim. Appear the smallest. Appear the weak and defenseless in the face of this rioting man who attacks you verbally. Play on the man's constant need to win by showing openly that you are losing unjustly. If you are the weak, and he is the strong (in view of those around you) then his attacks will appear to be brutal and abusive towards a harmless man.
| + | ====Chapter 8: The Blackest Rights==== |
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| − | The strongest, most dangerous men of the world often use this tactic. Even if you are able to slay the man with much ease in physical combat, this too can have ill effect on your desire to destroy this man. If you best him in physical combat, his peers can see you as the bully picking on the weak. Only when you allow this fool to appear the strongest monster of the situation at hand, can you ever be allowed to play the role of the innocent victim. | + | The five Animal rights as given to you by the universe. The 5 rights of chaos. |
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| − | Keep your words safe. Take the time and energy to anger and lure your enemy into acting in an Un-noble fashion without ever publicly allowing yourself to be the brute or pig. He will suffer these roles while you use the law and the people against him for his crimes.
| + | [[The Blackest Bible/Chapter 8|Chapter ]] |
