William Kries shares his tale of a lost love and the supernatural in this introductory tale. Will begins his journey with memory loss, but after a night's sleep he reclaims the events of the previous night. A deal struck with a shadowy angel gives him the opportunity of revenge for his dead wife; a deal Will gladly accepts. Will strikes out on a rampage of vengeance and suffering.
The body count rises as Will begins his transformation into the biblical entity of the Apocalypse - War. The rider of the red horse, War rides to end the corruption of his world through violent madness. Combined with his hellish steed, his legendary sword, and his divine eyes of emerald he continues on his path of slaughter.
William Kries made a deal with a shadowy angel, but listen as he shares his tale. Will his path lead him to shimmering gates and the open arms of his beloved? Or will they deliver him to the gates of damnation? Listen to his story as he becomes the second Horseman of the Apocalypse.
Let War ride.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Apocalypse has been a war from the dawn of time, and the first horseman's story is shared. Young Abdias finds himself in the middle of this epic battle between the forces of creation and destruction as the first horseman of the end times. Attending a local festival, the youth falls for a lovely, mysterious woman. They enjoyed the stereotypical festival of flowing wine and fornication; however, the party is ruined by the horrifying force of a shadowy figure that topples the marble gods and burns all but two in attendance. With his love stolen by the shadowy figure, he thought his life seemingly meaningless, and his mind in shambles, he stumbles into the path of a wandering stranger. This man shares with him secrets of our world and those that rule it. He tells Abdias of his divine mission to restore balance-to ride against the rebel gods and their leader in the shadows. He must become Conquest.

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Mary Olamuk begins her life in the trying times of South Africa's Apartheid. Having little, her family is taken in by a successful businessman. Mr. Hemingston becomes her surrogate father. She takes it upon herself to follow the teachings of the Hemingstons and her idolized brother until the innocence of youth is torn from her hands.

She loses much in her lifetime, but still she continues to strive for her dream of becoming a doctor—a healer to those in need regardless of color or class. All was on track, but fate often places us on another road.

Her life is taken from her, yet death does not keep her. Years pass, the world changes, and the youth slumbers. She is risen from her rest to the life of a developing Horseman.