User:PhoenixofChaos

PhoenixofChaos is an user of Wikipedia. He writes mostly about his books and his religion. He also enjoys viewing pages on mythology, namely that of the phoenix

Books PhoenixofChaos has written
PhoenixofChaos is an author, mostly of fantasy stories based slightly in the future or in the present. The world of mythology is his main source of inspriation, the most obvious example of which being his first book series, Modern Mythology. His other series is Faerie Fells. Both are based on the Earth, but the Modern Mythology is based on a fictional island in the middle of the Bermuda Triangle. He considers his best work "The Skymaids". He is working on multiple books, most of which are: Phoenix Wings, the first and only Modern Mythology book Rider of the Wind, the first of the Faerie Fells books The bald one's plight, a book based on the computer game World Of Warcraft The Skymaids, the second Faerie Fells book The Ancient Lore of the Elements, his version of the Holy Bible Post-human, based in an alternate future Terror of the Storm, the sequel to the Skymaids The War for Warsong, based on World Of Warcraft's Warsong Gulch Mythological Creatures and How to Care for Mythological Creatures, explaining his version of mythology and Guardian Demon, where a boy shares ultimate power with his loved one.

PhoenixofChaos' religion
PhoenixofChaos' religion, Elementalism, states that four gods, namely those of Fire, Earth, Air and Water, created and rule this universe. The Ancient Lore of the Elements is their version of the Holy Bible. It predicts the coming of the Herald of the Gods, a normal human with the powers the gods wield, and he shall show the humans the truth, namely of the gods. It also predicts a grim end for humanity; a human shall steal a gift from the gods. As revenge, he shall be killed, and the humans will then kill the gods in revenge. This will unleash a creature called The Great Devourer, basically a giant mouth. Ironically, he is the one who created the gods, but what created him is uncertain.