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"Angels of Disruption" has eight main sections. So as not to give too much away and/or make an excessive quantity of plot claims that I later renege on, I will only provide a very brief sketch of each.
I: Dancing on the Backs of the Bruised
After several hundred years in a coffin, Sin is accidentally resurrected by Vyrus. She struggles to re-establish herself and to make sense of the world in which she now finds herself. Her friends only gradually become aware of her, but Leith almost immediately begins to stalk Sin through the dream world.II: Darkness Always Calls My Name
Sin is reunited with Jairus. The two make plans to oppose Enuzir. For the sake of these plans, Sin must carry out a ritual, for which she requires a necromantic potion that will allow her to achieve a sufficient near-death state for her to actually make the astral journey into the abyss. But multiple obstacles threaten to interfere with the ritual, and Sin's known enemy Leith is only one of the factors involved.III: Needles Above the Prey
In light of interference with her last attempt at the ritual, Sin strives to make a second attempt, but this time the necromancers refuse to cooperate with her. Her potion request denied for the moment, Sin seeks another way to meet her objective. She soon finds herself not only persecuted by the Inquisition, but also involved in intrigues that even the Angels know nothing about. Ultimately she obtains what she needs, but not without alienating her friends, especially Kiyoko.IV: Where Angels Go to Die
At long last, Sin ventures into the abyss after Anihkesh. The question is whether the potion will do what Sin and Jairus expect it to: afterall, they have had to increase its potency to allow for Sin's superhuman constitution. Moreover, how well will Sin be able to handle what she encounters in the abyss - not to mention what happens to her unconscious body in the meantime?V: The Anathema of My Soul
Upon recovery from their shared ordeal, Sin and Anihkesh (who currently shares Sin's physical body with her) prepare for the complex ritual needed in order for them to approach Enuzir. To carry out the ritual - i.e. for them to travel to Apixe, where Enuzir is slowly hacking away at the Nameless One - they must go to the labyrinth of Hollow Hill. Sin's friends worry about whether Anihkesh is really up to facing Enuzir. Meanwhile, Sin's enemies begin to realize that she isn't quite as dead as they had thought...VI: Selected Scenes from the End of the World
Due to a combination of lucky and/or unlucky factors, the allies' attempts to reach Enuzir end up damaging the mechanism that the Luminaries used to divert magic from Rhadixe. A cataclysm results, returning magic to an unsuspecting world. At the same time, Kiyoko and Jairus are injured and separated, while Sin, Anihkesh and Vyvid are imprisoned by Treacheris' minions. Between the looming threat of supernatural catastrophe, the panic of the world outside Methakasha, and revelations about hostile forces within the city, everyone is hard-pressed to survive: especially those who are merely human.VII: Love Breeds Suicide
Sin, Anihkesh and Vyvid are rescued, but not by the same rescuers. Cut off from her friends, Sin and Anihkesh alone must face the horrors of Sin's past, including the person most responsible for everything that has befallen her.VIII: But What Ends When the Symbols Shatter?
With the assistance of Sin and her friends, Anihkesh finally reaches Enuzir. But will it do any good? And what will come of their encounter?Last update: October 28, 2004
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