>>95903276
>How does your setting end?
Well there's this big scroll kept in the right hand of God, with seven different seals on it, see. And each seal that gets opened by the Lamb draws the earth closer to its inevitable destruction: the upturning of the world, the loosing of the winds, the dominion of War, Conquest, Famine and Death, and the many cataclysms of the blowing of the seven trumpets. Fire and brimstone falling from the heavens, water turned to wormwood, mountains rent and seas upheaved, skies darkened, horrific locust-men plaguing the flesh of the unbelievers, et cetera et cetera. Somehow, despite all these calamities, men will still make rebellion against their God and worship the Beast and the Dragon, so that even after the sufferings of the seven plagues the false prophet will have a mighty army, and he and those who follow him will war against the angels and saints of God in the plain of Armageddon. And only once the last of these wicked men are slain and the beasts cast down into the lake of fire, then shall all the holy ones receive new life, and the old earth be utterly cast away and destroyed, to make room for the new earth.