Apocalyptic Symphony: When Ghostbusters Unleashed Hell

As the epic battle between the Ghostbusters and Gozer reached its climax, a sudden burst of energy split through the dimension, forming a portal. Through it emerged the horrifying figure of Lucifer Morningstar, King of Hell. Slightly fuzzy from his unexpected freedom, Lucifer looked at Gozer. Then he glimpsed the terrified faces of the Ghostbusters. He wore a smile from ear to ear, cinematically revelling in their shocked expressions. Lucifer raised a hand, and Gozer, powerless against this mighty force, was silenced, swallowed in a hellish void. The Ghostbusters tried to fight back. The Statue of Liberty, a symbol of hope and unity, lunged at Lucifer, but he merely chuckled and waved his hand, casting her back into the Hudson. Confused and terrified, the Ghostbusters grouped together. Spengler, Venkman, Stantz, and Zeddemore, heroes of the city, faced their greatest nightmare. Lucifer lifted his gaze to them, his eyes gleaming with a cruel jest. "Isn't this a surprise," Lucifer sneered, "let the conquest begin." Earth's skies turned crimson, like an angry wound. Ethereal chains burst from the ground, gripping the hearts of humans, enslaving them. Some were forced to serve, others became playthings for the demons, and the rest, those who dared to stand in defiance, were killed. Their souls, tortured and manipulated, were reborn as damned sinner demons. One by one, the proud skyscrapers of New York crumbled, morphed into grotesque versions of hellish architectures. Humanity was now under the tyrannical rule of the King of Hell. Lucifer's laughter echoed through the wind, a chilling testament to his reign. Desolation eclipsed the vibrant life of the earth. The Ghostbusters, crushed by their failure, watched as the world transformed into a terrifying hellscape. Their proton packs, once a symbol of defiance against eerie unknowns, were powerless against this havoc wreaked by Lucifer. The Ghostbusters, devastated and defeated, eventually succumbed, forced to live their days as slaves to Lucifer's whims. And so, with one fatal mistake made during the battle against Gozer, Earth and the Hell realm had become one under Lucifer's rule, marking the tragic end of the Ghostbusters and humanity's freedom.