The first prophet.

For all or for some?

This was the question the first disciple often pondered. What did it mean to him? It depends on the context one would think, but what context would be relevant in a case such as his own? The first disciple had the biggest choice in his life... and death to make. For all or for some. For him it was a matter of life and death. See, the First Disciple gets his designation based on the choice he made at that instant. That moment.

The first disciple is yet unknown to us, but he made it clear his intentions were wholesome. For the betterment of the cause. The betterment of humanity. He left himself, and became one with all.

In this case, for all was the obvious choice. What did it mean?

If he had chosen any other path, he would have lived. If he had chosen any other path, he wouldn't be the hero he is today in the word of Leggy. Had he had the audacity to save his own skin, then nothing would have even changed, and potentially more people would have been happy. But he chose to sacrifice himself for all.

Why? There wasn't any benefit to him. His sacrifice didn't end all suffering, it probably didn't end any suffering. He chose to let himself go, and the only result was that one was considerably more pleased with his actions. This one being Leggy, the one who had prompted said sacrifice.

In exchange Leggy made the 1st disciple the 1st prophet.

The 1st Prophet. The Prophet of Sacrifice. For his death, you gained the power of innocence. Leggy cannot harm you because of this most noble of sacrifices. Because of his suffering, you will never know his pain.

This is the 1st of 13.

jlh :

Only one prophet is known to all that exist.

silverthundr :

The Third Prophet. I can't wait to tell HIS story. E-hehe

legacyme3 : Especially the bloody painful way I die? Yeah, I can't wait for that, either. It's gonna be HIlarious.

silverthundr :

Me either! It's all going to be SUCH a blast to tell you