Devils_work ⚡ Genuine

"The Vision," the man replied. "You will see the world not as it is, but as it could be. Every stone will speak to you. Every beam will know its place. You will be the greatest builder this century has ever seen." Elias signed.

The towers he built were magnificent, but they were hollow. People who lived in them reported a strange, clinical depression. The Solstice Tower, for all its beauty, was so perfectly reflective that birds dashed themselves against its windows by the thousands. devils_work

The ink on the contract didn't look like blood; it looked like expensive, midnight-blue silk. Elias, a failing architect whose blueprints were as empty as his bank account, stared at the man sitting across from him in the dimly lit corner of the city’s oldest library. "The Vision," the man replied

Theology suggests the "work" is meant to keep individuals from their divine purpose through addiction, pride, or fear. If you'd like to explore this further, I can: Every beam will know its place