Summary Of Yoltzaro's Habit Of Revenge

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The Habit of Revenge

Yoltzaro is an 18 year old Egyptian ruler who is the god of magic. He has been born with special powers to do anything he’d like. Once people found out about his powers, they immediately crowned him the god of magic. Now he is known for isolating himself and torturing anyone that dares to disturb him. He has lived by himself for lots of his teenage life, because his family abandoned him. He would never leave his house by himself, he would have his servants carry him. His servants only stay there for the day to help him. They get paid, but they only serve him because they’re poor peasants looking for money to support themselves. Yoltzaro loved to watch sunsets as a child, but he has no one to do it with. He writes many
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They taught him how to handle different situations as a ruler and what to do in certain situations. They kept Yoltzaro underground every night while they would go and steal money from his house just to buy the substance to inject into him every night. All of his old friends would sleep in the same room as him every night just to make sure nothing happens. After six months of the training Yoltzaro’s set up to him, they had nothing to teach him. He was a loving and caring ruler. So, everyone returned to their basic lives and Yoltzaro became the most well known ruler in ancient Egypt. He would donate any money he could to people struggling and he would always try to help others in any way. Twelve years later, he married the love of his life, Yahtzeeah. Seven years later, Yahtzeeah was murdered.
The day Yahtzeeah was murdered, Yoltzaro was out of town meeting new people. Yahtzeeah was sleeping because she was working all night, and she was put into a box with holes and was then held underwater and eventually died. They found the body seventeen hours later. After this tragedy Yoltzaro never left his house and never talked to anyone. He became mentally ill. Overtime he developed he had in the beginning and has now killed over two hundred people, and has confirmed that he will not be stopping any time

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