The Dark Cave

Womb of Shadows and the Fall of the Blood-Bound

Before it became a sealed grave beneath the waters of the world, the Dark Cave was the most carefully guarded stronghold of Satan’s long war against humanity. Hidden far beneath the plane lands of the earth, carved into ancient stone where neither sunlight nor living waters could reach, the Dark Cave was designed as a sanctuary for beings that could not survive the natural order of creation. It was not merely a dwelling—it was an engine of corruption, a feeding ground, and a gateway through which Satan sought to reclaim dominion over the human race.

Origin and Purpose

The Dark Cave was created during the early corruption of the earth, after Satan stole both the Crown of Order from Shamayim and the Seed-of-Life from Adam. With these stolen authorities, he engineered a new class of creatures: male Vampires, incapable of reproduction among themselves yet sustained by human blood. Because water and sunlight weakened and ultimately destroyed them, Satan hid them in a realm where neither element could naturally intrude.

The Dark Cave met these requirements perfectly. Deep underground, dry, lightless, and isolated from the living ecosystems of the surface, it became a permanent refuge for the Vampires. From this cavern, Satan launched a more subtle invasion—not through open war, but through infiltration.

The Role of the Hybrids

To feed the Vampires and expand his influence, Satan created hybrids, later known as Fairies—beings outwardly human, yet spiritually bound to reincarnation and incapable of ascension to Shahar. These hybrids moved freely among the line of Seth, marrying humans, reproducing, and gradually embedding wickedness into human society.

The Dark Cave became their central point of contact. Any human who discovered their secret, resisted their influence, or became inconvenient was deceived, abducted, and brought to the Cave. There, Vampires fed, and women were forcibly used to propagate the hybrid bloodline. Through this system, Satan controlled humanity indirectly from the spirit realm while remaining hidden under the Shade of Light.

A Hidden Horror Revealed

For centuries, the Dark Cave remained undiscovered—shielded not only by earth and stone, but by spiritual concealment. Even the 24 Elders could not perceive it clearly, as humanity had lost possession of the Seed, cutting off certain lines of divine perception.

That concealment ended when Osher, one of the Elders, incarnated among humans and uncovered the truth. Through Enoch—who walked unseen among the hybrids—the horrors of the Dark Cave were revealed: missing people, blood-drained victims, and Vampires sustained entirely by human suffering.

This discovery marked a turning point. The Elders realized that Satan had weaponized incarnation itself and that the Dark Cave was the heart of this operation.

Weaknesses and Divine Strategy

The Vampires, though terrifying, carried a fatal flaw inherited from their unnatural origin: water and sunlight. These elements, essential to life, were lethal to them. The Elders quickly recognized that direct annihilation was not yet possible—but containment was.

Thus began the counter-plan.

To combat the hybrids—who could not be easily identified while alive—the Elders authorized a controversial measure: the deployment of King Angel Apollyon, from the clan of Archangel Raguel, to earth. His mission was twofold:

1. Hunt and imprison the Vampires, sealing them permanently within the Dark Cave.
2. Populate humanity with Nephilim, beings capable of identifying and destroying wicked Fairies.

With Apollyon’s arrival, the Dark Cave ceased to be a place of free movement. The Vampires were driven back into it, beaten, guarded, and prevented from roaming the earth. The Cave transformed from a sanctuary into a prison.

The Final Judgment of the Cave

Though the Vampires were contained, their existence still posed a long-term threat. Worse still, the Nephilim—created as a countermeasure—eventually grew corrupt themselves, ruling humans by force and becoming instruments of terror. Wickedness did not vanish; it changed form.

Faced with an earth beyond repair, the Elders reached a final verdict: the Great Flood.

During the Flood, water reached even the deepest places of the earth. The Dark Cave, once immune to nature, was finally breached. Floodwaters poured into its depths, dissolving the Vampires completely—reducing their physical forms to dust and forcing the demonic entities animating them to be expelled and dragged into Yam-Esh.

This moment marked the absolute end of the Vampires as a species.

The Dark Cave, emptied of life and purpose, was sealed thereafter. Cut off from air, light, and access routes, it became a dead chamber—no longer a womb of corruption, but a tomb of judgment.

Aftermath and Legacy

Though the Dark Cave itself fell silent, its legacy lingered. Some Fairies and Nephilim survived the Flood by hiding in underground hollows beyond its reach, later scattered across the earth, far from Noah’s lineage. Humanity resumed—but altered. Bloodlines were divided, genotypes diversified, and spiritual eligibility became the defining line between Pure Humans and the cursed reincarnating beings.

The Dark Cave stands in sacred record as a warning: that evil does not always arrive as fire and thunder. Sometimes it hides beneath the earth, feeds quietly, and wears a human face.

In the annals of Meltsar, the Dark Cave is remembered not only as Satan’s stronghold, but as the place where his most carefully guarded secret was finally exposed—and undone by the very elements he sought to escape.