“Why should I help you after what you’ve done to me?” Malum asked with a sneer, “Besides, how do I know if we succeed that you won’t just imprison me again?” Malum was rotten to the core but he wasn’t stupid, he understood that if the human world was destroyed there would be no good nor evil, just a desolate rock with nothing to create or destroy. Though he’d killed and tortured thousands of people Malum knew that their suffering gave him his power, every tear shed and drop of blood spilled fueled his existence. Therefore the god of Evil understood that if he sat idly by he’d simply be trading one prison for another, but he needed to be sure Rianne wouldn’t betray him again, at least for now.
The god of Evil remembered the day he was imprisoned more vividly than he cared to admit, he remembered the very long battle between himself and the goddess of Good. It was a hard fought battle but in the end even the God of Evil himself was no match for Rianne and her allies. The humans and lower deities adored and worshiped her, even building statues and temples dedicated to her, so it was no wonder reinforcements came from far and wide to assist her in her darkest hour when Malum threatened to besiege the world in a cloud of darkness and rule over the earth as an immortal tyrant. Malum vividly remembered crashing into the earth’s surface laying defeated in a pool of his own blood. Suddenly, shadows descended upon the fallen god, beating and stabbing Malum while they bound him in the chains specifically forged to disable and weaken him further. He remembered begging for mercy as he was violently dragged up the volcano he was to be imprisoned in, knocking his head on every jagged rock on the way up.