Tempest Chapter 2 -v 1.1 Patreon (English)

An exiled Sentinel Angel protecting three human vessels who house paradoxical souls born from a celestial-abyssal union — that’s the kind of ambitious premise Tempest opens with, and honestly, it delivers on that scope. The whole setup feels like someone took the tired “angels vs demons” trope and actually did something interesting with it by making the conflict about free will rather than basic good versus evil.

When Heaven and Hell Make Unlikely Allies

"For eons, a hidden war between fallen angels and banished demons has shaped human history. Growing weary of this endless conflict, a celestial goddess and an abyssal prince forged an impossible union in the un-space of the Void. What they got was The Three. Now, centuries later, an exiled Sentinel Angel and his allies, a demon and a fallen angel, must protect the three human children who have become the vessels for these powerful, paradoxical souls. Their choices will determine the fate of both the mortal and supernatural realms. This is not a war of good versus evil, but a fight for free will itself."​