tokino
noun-powerful person betrayed by friends
origin-Tokino was the most beautiful, most powerful celestial being. The brightest star in the sky, she was respected and loved by all other angels. She loved most dearly her lover Adem and her sister Careceb. However, darkness dwelled in the heart of Careceb. Too long, she had lived in the shadow of her sister’s glory. She stirred up the angels-some of whom had secretly feared the power of Tokino-through hateful lies. Through her plotting, she even managed to persuade Adem who loved democracy that Tokino’s power and ambition would lead to dictatorship. Eventually, open rebellion surfaced and Tokino was cast out of heaven onto the Earth. Furious, lonely and resentful, Tokino built up a huge kingdom never seen before-and filled it with demons and other fell creatures. The angels no longer mocked Tokino, but began to fear this new power, and so began a war that lasted through many ages. Tokino won a bitter victory and returned to her rightful place at the throne of heaven. She could not bear to sentence her sister and lover to death, instead banishing them onto the Earth where the demons, dangers and temptations awaited. She made them mortal and so they became the first humans on Earth.
It is said that to this day humans suffer because of the wrath of Tokino against the offspring of her traitorous sister and lost love. And if you look at the sky on a Midsummer Night, you can see the figure of Tokino-wandering the skies alone.
origin-Tokino was the most beautiful, most powerful celestial being. The brightest star in the sky, she was respected and loved by all other angels. She loved most dearly her lover Adem and her sister Careceb. However, darkness dwelled in the heart of Careceb. Too long, she had lived in the shadow of her sister’s glory. She stirred up the angels-some of whom had secretly feared the power of Tokino-through hateful lies. Through her plotting, she even managed to persuade Adem who loved democracy that Tokino’s power and ambition would lead to dictatorship. Eventually, open rebellion surfaced and Tokino was cast out of heaven onto the Earth. Furious, lonely and resentful, Tokino built up a huge kingdom never seen before-and filled it with demons and other fell creatures. The angels no longer mocked Tokino, but began to fear this new power, and so began a war that lasted through many ages. Tokino won a bitter victory and returned to her rightful place at the throne of heaven. She could not bear to sentence her sister and lover to death, instead banishing them onto the Earth where the demons, dangers and temptations awaited. She made them mortal and so they became the first humans on Earth.
It is said that to this day humans suffer because of the wrath of Tokino against the offspring of her traitorous sister and lost love. And if you look at the sky on a Midsummer Night, you can see the figure of Tokino-wandering the skies alone.
Julius Caesar is the most famous tokino figure in Literature. However, in his case he does not return triumphant
tokino by MariaScoledaria August 2, 2016
