Divine Revenge
The Darkness had just demanded that God reveal himself. Using the voice of her human vessel, Amara, she screamed for her younger brother to show himself.
One verbal nugget of otherwise irrelevant information presented itself within the thoughts of the berserker, courtesy of the unfortunate priest who had given her complete non-answers on the whereabouts of her one-time divine companion.
'I will kill my brother Jacob.'
The demanding one took the effort to value the ancient narrative. Therein, the younger sibling cheated his older kin not once, but twice. Likewise, the divine cheater who sealed her away had no claim to innocence. She had loved him as family, for she was his older sister, and he her younger brother.
The Destroyer determined not to let go of what she felt had been betrayal on the part of the Creator. She felt that he wanted to become larger and more lordly, and so he created his four immediate sons. Primordial conflict ensued, and she had been sealed away as a result.
'I will kill my brother Jacob.'
The dark essence appreciated the narrative's older sibling for severing all blood ties with his newfound enemy and resolving to murder him.
'I will kill my brother Jacob.'
The vengeful one maintained her resolve to put an end to practically everything that came into being since that primordial time: supernatural beings and realms, physical dimensions, astronomical objects, flora, and even fauna. Practically nothing created would be left by the time she was through.
'I will kill my brother Jacob.'
The Darkness maintained her resolve to getting divine revenge on God.
Author's Note: The quote being contemplated comes from Genesis 27:41.