Reboot Timeline

Re-boot Timeline
The Re-boot timeline is the most up-to-date version of the Conflicts Casket storyline, taking after the original, but revised.

Most revisions have been made for continuity's sake, fixing plot holes, and most importantly-getting a real established chronological story. The original was very messy and several things have been changed or taken out, so a re-boot was the best option. Especially since several things in the main storyline happened for no reason-or parts of/entire events were forgotten.

The Re-boot also gave a shot for re-vamps of the characters, most noticeable, the main four. By now the characters had been established with personality's, appearances, and past events taking place outside of the story, but several changes needed to be made. Their appearances became more realistic and original to how the characters acted and suited them much better. Other changes could be as small as how they talked, or as big as changing an entire event.

Though most of the redesigns were for the main four, there were also several changes to secondary or side characters. A few new characters were introduced as well.

Season I
Max and Occidere already know each other, though not very well, and Max is sitting out front of a store after Occi presumably went in to get something quick or do something fast. It doesn't take long for him to come running out with his bag and money, and yelling. Max slips over into the drivers seat, and takes off as the cops start after them.

Max, having not mentioned that he didn't know how to fully drive, ends up crashing Occi's truck into a tree after a bit of a chase into unknown territory. The cops catch up and order the pair out of the car. Max and Occi bicker a bit as they get out, Occi tucking a weapon in his belt. He attempts to try and sweet talk the cop-before the man is shot in the head. Max yells at Occi, before he says it wasn't him.

A guy shows up and complains about cops coming into his area, which are now gone after a moment of darkness, and he starts conversation with the pair. He makes a slightly flirty comment to Max, and Occi kicks him in the crotch for it. The guy, Dell, gets in a little argument with Occi for that, in which we get more hints at Occi and Max being a couple or just liking each other when Occi calls Max 'his.' Dell takes that like a challenge, and draws his gun, and threatens Occi when he takes a protective stance and draws his.

Once they calm down a little bit, Max bickers with Occi about not being so aggressive, Dell gets their attention. He openly admits to knowing that Max and Occi are both demonic in one way or another, and by a possible slip of the tongue, says he's halfblooded. The pair try and figure out how to get home, when Dell grabs them and fly's them there, in return, they let him crash there for the night. It goes by fast, Dell and Occi getting into arguments and strangling/shooting each other, which gets us an interesting moment with Dell threatening Max to play Russian roulette, in which he rigs it against himself, because he finds the pain pleasurable.

The next morning Dell thanks them for letting him crash there, and mentions an asylum. Max freaks out and attempts to get him to go somewhere else, but Dell books it out of there before he can do anything about it. Max says some weird stuff to himself, and demands Occi and him go after Dell. They do so in their other truck after a little bit. Meanwhile, Dell shows up at St. Joah mental ward and yells out profanity's.

Dell searches around the building for someone, which it doesn't take long for him to find. We later on find out this is 'Death,' aka, the fourth god of death. It's unknown if Dell knew this guy was the god, or if he just had a random reason for killing him to take his soul. He kills him with relative ease, Death being at a disadvantage, and after getting his soul, Dell hears someone down the hall. He insults them, they insult him back, and Dell eats the soul: which immediately proves to be a bad idea. He gets a very very painful experience in his throat and soon his entire body, not even he can find it entertaining. It results in him teleporting, phasing in and out of reality, sending him falling from the sky and creating a huge craterous destruction to the front of the asylum. Meanwhile, the stranger thought he was attacking them, and booked it outside.