Storm of Blasphemy Golden Apocalypse (Ancient Oz Series) Part III

     “From all the kingdoms of Oz Ja’Vu undead armies advanced
Causing apocalyptic suffering that struck like a rotting lance,
     “Finally meeting at the Emerald City and its surrounding land
The armies were numerous like ocean sand,

     “The Emerald City attempted to make a last stand
As waves of undead crashed against Oz’s forces like a broken dam,
     “Captain-General Omby Amby Wantowin of Oz’s royal army
Fought bravely, but was slaughtered and mutilated without mercy,

     “The organization of the Oz Secret Police as a whole fell
From the touch of Ja’Vu that caused insanity from their own personal hell,
     “Glenda the Good Witch magically battled Ja’Vu until the very end
Before a black bolt from the sky scattered her body into the wind,

     “Barely alive and into Oz sewers Glenda the Good Witch fled
Through a river of shit while being chased by undead,
     “Glenda in desperation called on the demi-god of waste Vomilkor
Who shifted her to his realm where she vowed to forever be his anal whore,

     “The Wizard attempted to leave Oz, but nowhere there was an escape
And when captured, he begged, but all he saw in Ja’Vu’s eyes was pure hate,
     “In a sphere of eternal pain Ja’Vu put The Wizard inside
Until the god was finished with the Land of Oz’s apocalyptic genocide,

     “From The Wizards throne room to Oz’s twisted skies above
The god Ja’Vu formed a tornado of unfiltered hate, anti-magic and blood,
     “All beings who practiced or were of magic meet a terrible end
As their powers were stripped away along with their emotions and skin,

     “Individuals or artifacts of indestructible magic like the Scarecrow
Became sources of evil blasphemy that made Ja’Vu’s divine power grow,
     “The storms it produced spread across Oz like a flood
Causing the weak to commit suicide and turned all water into acidic mud,

     “Survivors of magical might fled before their powers were nullified
To other worlds, leaving behind the unable and loved ones who died,
     “Hate and punishment afterwards became the land of Oz’s new foundation
As the story of The Wizards folly was displayed across the devastated nation”.