The Van Helsing Conjecture – Excerpt No. 87

“I did promise you that I’d burn down the gates of Heaven.” Clara said.

The room went quiet, even as energy filled the air. The idea of action, adventure, and putting their lives on the line coalesced. A rousing speech like Kings would say before sending their nation’s armies to war was percolating in her mind, but Ethereal broke the silence.

“A thought occurs,” Ethereal said. “Evelyn will kill you if you don’t talk this over with her…”

a cinematic, high-contrast photo of a photo-realistic, androgynous angel with dark brown, wavy hair cascading down its back, grey eyes with piercing intensity, and majestic black wings with subtle, feathery texture, setting fire to the ornate, golden gates of heaven, surrounded by a backdrop of fiery oranges and reds, with subtle hints of smoke and embers, against a dark, gradient blue sky, with the angel's face tilted slightly upwards, conveying a sense of defiance and determination, as if challenging the heavens themselves, captured in a moment of intense drama and rebellion, with a shallow depth of field, and a warm, golden lighting that highlights the angel's facial features and the intricate details of the gates.

Disclaimer: This novel is an work in progress and readers may encounter grammatical errors and inconsistencies. Please view this a draft and not a published work.



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