
It has been months, since his invasion and claim of the city of Seattle and months later he still felt as alive and fulfilled as when he first started. The city has been laid to waste, nothing but debris and the lucky convienance stores, remained. Heroes have come, claiming to put his regime of terror to an end, but much like the mighty skyscrapers that once stood, they too have been stripped and crumbled. As for the villains looking to overturn his regime? They took a smarter approach, to hide in wait as they grow in number and power, but unknownst to them, Finis knows this. And as they grow, his power grows faster.
It was in this perpetual state of disorder that the Vengeful Vagabond thrived.
Occasionally, the skies thundered, a battle on the other side of the city commenced, a while a few survivors stopped and speculated, Finis himself continued to move forward. For in his mind, a target was nearby, a villain by the name of Shatterpoint acted as surveillance for the League of Villains that hid away from him, their eyes and ears. However, what was extremely important to The Spirit Of Unforgiving Destruction, was his power. A useful ability to see the bonds between atoms, and with that, everything around him. It would make patrolling the city, that much easier, instead of having to rely on the Cryo-Clones' delayed reports and drooling commentary.
Despite being in an apocalyptic state, the city remained silent for long periods of time, as if it were hold its breath for the final hooray, either a nuke or a godlike entity emerging from the sky to put it out of its misery once and for all. And in truth, Finis had wondered why neither of those has happened. During his walks, he saw nothing left that the Government would like to preserve, or in any logical reason, why gods didn't come pouring out the skies as they usually did. And if he had to pick one of the two to be his Armageddon, the latter would be best, as the powers that came with it would allow him to extend the reach of his philosophy beyond his current limits.
But back to reality.
The sounds of gunshots rang around the corner, the corner he was about to turn. And when he did, two hoodloms were fighting over.... something? He couldn't tell what it was, but what he saw from where he stood, they had no powers. Just common street thugs. He cleared his throat, and the world went silent as he commanded attention.
"Move out of my way..."

A brief exchange between the two, they recognized their ruler even in the rags he wore, and quickly scattered in opposite directions seeming to have forgotten the quarrel they had just a few moments ago. Like roaches. A parade of apologies left their lips, which grow quieter the further away Finis had gotten. And only a few meters in front of him is where the Shatterpoint, and his all-knowing sight hid. The building itself was half a skyscraper, one of the first that fell during the initial battle between him, the child and the American God. It still stood, in defiance of it missing a major portion of its support beams.
"Well, you're daring aren't you?" The words slithered from his cracked lips, twisted amusement and adrenaline rose up within him like a geyser ready to burst. And it did. The following words, were a mimicry the morals he had heard since his birth. An amalgamation of hatred and heretics, and it burst through with a roar of hatred. A cry of terror and cynicism that echoed for miles, a reminder of fear for those who wised to defy him."But fear not..."

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