Skyhunter

Marianne saw us as weak Gods, and considered herself as the definition of perfection. Yet, she and her 'perfection' had been fooled. I remain the sole guardian of what little remains of this world's land. Despite my efforts, however, most of the surface on our planet is now water. Marianne flooded this world in an attempt to rid herself of an 'infestation,' and it would have worked, too. But to our surprise, the humans were ingenious little creatures. They created machines and took to the skies with an eternal natural resource supplied by one, making the sky their new home. But not long after their miraculous escape from extinction, war broke out between two kingdoms.The Kingdom of Kelmaria, who followed the footsteps of Pletunia, the one god who considers himself a god of war, and justice. The Empire of Marianne, the one place where there was no poverty, for all the poverty was swept away, it was kept in a lock with the Goddess' ambitions on sacrifices. They live, happily in their own ignorance. One day, The Hero of Nashvan, Countess Roxanne, had the idea that would end the war: the creation a wall; a barricade of airships. One big metallic fleet held the line above the poor city of Nashvan, armed to the teeth, and it did the trick-- The war is at a stalemate, but at a price to the Nashvan people. These are the conditions in which our hero, Braylon O'Hara, came to form. He may be a bit... rough around the edges, but this is his story of redemption, of empowering solace, of challenging divine destiny.I may have not expected him to be the Hero that he was, but for a man to prove his worth to the gods of old... well, it's an endeavor I wouldn't mind seeing again.