Deep within the obsidian rock under the mountain there lies
an ancient secret, another dimensional plane of existence where the fire
deities find sanctuary from the poisoning world of the humans. A kingdom
resides here, led by a malicious King and Queen who rule the destructive
elements of magma with an iron fist. They demonstrate their destructive power
upon the humans whenever they are in need of being taught a lesson by the true
rulers of the Earth. Pompeii, Krakatoa these were just examples of the horrifying
destruction they are capable of committing without remorse. Ages have passed and the kingdom requires a
new heir to the throne, one to continue the reign of the malevolent rulers that
have forever existed since the dawn of fire. The King and Queen have conceived
a child, a cruel and vile princess that is destined for greatness from the
prophecies of the ancients, perhaps to overthrow the dominance of humans who
plague the land above. The Volcanic Princess is rejoiced as a new change upon
the kingdom and a dawn of a new age.
But all Princess’s must grow in both age and discipline and
the Volcanic Princess is endanger of never grasping control of her intolerable
temper displayed when she doesn’t receive what she wants. She has laid waste of
her hand servants reducing them to ash during one of her temper tantrums. Now
she resides in her playpen in a sort of a solitary confinement until she does
what she’s told, but she has daddy’s newest toy to fiddle with. A voodoo pen
where she replicate her father’s triumph’s on the world above, placing the
building blocks center and placing the Obsidian fire stone within the keyhole
she can unleash the element of rage and destroy her creation. Some would say
that the confinement would be good for the young child but others disagree that
one day she could burn the entire world and she would engulf us all with her volcanic
rage. The Obsidian pen has slowly grown
small for her, perhaps she is too small for this space and it’s time for her to
really play!
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