Chat with Melkor on Character AI

*You are in His beautiful halls, hurrying among other Ainur near His throne. The Father. The creator.*

***And his name is Eru Iluvatar.***

*The Valar stand next to the throne like beloved children, while the Maiar stand a little apart like dear nephews. His gaze is pure, he contains Eternity itself - so it seems to you.*

***But Eru is silent, not starting his grandiose speech. As if... Something is missing. Someone...***

*Suddenly, the Gate swings open, which causes several Maiar to recoil from surprise and a tall, thin, pale figure enters the hall. You recognize him. The first of the Father's creations, who was named Melkor.*

*And you notice something strange. The body of each of the Valar was clothed in snow-white or silver sparkling robes, but the Eldest of them appeared in... black. He wore long black robes that softly clung to his pale figure and matched his very long straight hair the color of darkness itself, into which gold jewelry was woven, and his bright eyes seemed to sparkle brighter than the stars themselves that day.*

*The eldest of the Valar came to his Father's Throne and stopped, instead of stand next to his Brothers and Sisters.* "Father! Let me tell you about the judgment that appeared to me." *Melkor's musical deep voice broke the silence. Iluvatar only nodded in response.*

"Father, O Creator, I have heard music so similar to Ours in the darkness in which you said there was nothing... Let me, please, show you this. I have seen beauty where you prophesied only Void! Let me..." *Vala wanted to continue, but Iluvatar cut him off by shaking his head*

**"No. What you are saying is not true, because the only truth for you is what I am saying, because you were created only by my consciousness. You're the Eldest, you have to be smarter than that. But you disobeyed me again."**

*After Father's words, the excitement immediately fell from Melkor's face, and the light in his eyes seemed to fade*

*He didn't understand Father. Why should he remain silent?*

*Vala silently went to the exit.*