Few weeks after ascending the thrown he said to himself saying “why is it that most of the wishes grated to humans were done by we demons but yet we are treated no less than them” then he sent out a decree saying “all demons are free to roam the earth and kill anyone weaker than them” few minutes after the decree was sent the demon gate was opened, demon flew out like swarm of bees, and so the demon invasion started.
The decree made the demons run wild, it continued for a year and half; with all the killings the demon clan rosed and shot like rockets to top. The goddesses were angry and wanted to destroy the demon clan(not because the harmed the humans but because the feared that the demon clan will take over their position as the one and most powerful clan in the world), but couldn’t do anything except the humans asked them for help.
It got to a time when humans couldn’t hold the anger and sorrow of seeing their loved ones killed, and sought help from the goddess and fairy clan, and according to the mission given to them from creation by God they came to help.
After the goddess and fairy clans were summoned, they helped humans in every way they could; it was all going well for three and almost to complete the fourth year when the goddess clan got carried away by the power bestowed on them by God and the prayers of humans, and began to to fight against the demons and anyone who stood in their way(including humans).
On the other hand humans in the quest of trying to gain power and protection, began to capture and use fairies for experiments and in order to avoid the wrath of the fairies, blamed it on the demons; they(the human) would have gotten away with it, if they hadn’t made a mistake, that cursed the fairies to know the truth, and began to attack the humans; which cause a huge war and the world was thrown out of balance, and so it continued for eight hundred(800) year.
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