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Gassimolar was a Governor angel from the disciplined territory of Archangel Gabriel — a realm where structure was sacred and order was identity. As a Governor, he was not merely an angel. He was a stabilizer of ranks, a voice of assurance, a keeper of morale. But when whispers began spreading through Gabriel’s territory — questions about why Lucifer had not been cast into Tehom, why justice…

Hades — later known among humans as Hell Fire — was not part of the original design of existence. It was constructed. After his expulsion from Shamayim, Satan, still wielding stolen authority from the Crown of Order and empowered by the Seed of Life he deceitfully obtained from Adam, forged a realm within Olam-Chuphshah. He shaped it as a prison of fire — a place of containment, torment, and…

Andras was a low-ranking male-like angel from the clan of Lucifer. He bore no title, commanded no host, and held no seat among the higher orders — yet when rebellion erupted, he chose his side. He fought beneath Lucifer’s banner against the warrior legions of Archangel Michael and was defeated when the Luciferian host was driven out of Shamayim. But exile was not his final fall. After the war,…

Gusoyn was a unit leader angel from the disciplined ranks of Archangel Gabriel’s territory — a realm that valued truth above comfort and order above sentiment. Years after Lucifer’s expulsion, unrest began to simmer among some of Gabriel’s host. They believed the 24 Elders had failed to enforce Shamayim’s own law. If Lucifer had rebelled, why was he not cast into Tehom — the prison universe for…

Bathym was a King angel from the clan of Archangel Jeremiel, The Counsellor, whose domain was gentle instruction, foresight, and measured wisdom. After Lucifer and his angels were cast out of Shamayim during the war against Michael’s clan, Bathym remained faithful—until the Peace Fall. Influenced by Eligos’ rhetoric, which accused the 24 Elders of injustice for allowing Lucifer and his fallen…

Before the Great War, Lucifer’s rebellion didn’t begin with a roar, but with a whisper of reform. As the “Eyes of the Holy Father,” he used his brilliance to seed doubt, nearly swaying the Archangels to fracture the divine council. The most perilous moment arrived when Lucifer’s clan appeared in the assembly—silent, rigid, and dressed in red. It was a war formation disguised as a peaceful…

Vine was a male unit leader angel from the clan of Archangel Gabriel, a clan celebrated for order, truth, and disciplined guidance. During the Peace Fall, he followed King Angel Paimon and the other nine kings who departed Shamayim peacefully, persuaded by Eligos’ rhetoric about the 24 Elders’ judgment of Lucifer and his fallen angels. Though his departure carried no violence, Vine later aligned…

Zepar was a King angel from the clan of Archangel Haniel, The Joy of the Holy Father. His origin was rooted in sacred joy, holy expression, and the radiant delight that flowed naturally in Ahavah’s presence. After the war that cast Lucifer and his angels out of Shamayim, Zepar remained among the faithful. But during the later event known as the Peace Fall, his loyalty was shaken—not by force, but…

The Peace Fall and the Corruption of Truth—In the history of Shamayim, Archangel Gabriel’s clan was the gold standard for truth, communication, and divine clarity. However, the Peace Fall—a quiet, weaponless departure of ten King angels—shook this foundation. Driven by the persuasion of Eligos, these five powerful beings transitioned from messengers of light to architects of deception. While…

Vassago was a male-like president angel from the clan of Archangel Gabriel, a lineage devoted to order, truth, and disciplined leadership. During the Peace Fall, he followed King Angel Paimon and the other nine kings who departed Shamayim peacefully after being swayed by Eligos’ rhetoric regarding the 24 Elders’ judgment of Lucifer and his fallen host. Though his exit was without conflict,…

Alastor was a King angel from the clan of Archangel Raguel. He was among the ten kings who left Shamayim peacefully during the event later known as the Peace Fall, following the persuasive rhetoric of Eligos. Eligos accused the 24 Elders of injustice for allowing Lucifer and his fallen angels to occupy the entire Olam-Chuphshah universe instead of casting them into Tehom, the prison universe…

In the celestial hierarchy of Michael’s clan, ranks unfold with battlefield precision. From Hudiel the King, Michael’s second-in-command, and Adriel the warrior Queen, to the steadfast Presidents Nuriel and Cassiel, this clan stands as a beacon of loyalty. Even the proactive Unit Leader Bene‑Elohim, forged for battle and carrying fire in his wings, plays an indispensable role. Together, they form…

Phenex was a prince angel from the clan of Archangel Gabriel, a lineage devoted to truth, order, and faithful administration within Shamayim. As a high-ranking servant under Gabriel’s authority, Phenex stood among those entrusted with leadership and responsibility. During the Peace Fall, he followed the same path as King Angel Paimon and others influenced by Eligos’ rhetoric, leaving Shamayim…

Berith was a president angel from the clan of Lucifer, serving under the authority of Malphas, one of Satan’s cabinet members. He fell with Lucifer out of Shamayim and became a cursed demon after joining Satan in the strike against Ahavah, the Most High.During the events surrounding Gabriel’s warning to Satan—after Malphas led a group of fallen angels to attack Metatron and Jophiel, the…

Rikbiel, a man-like governor angel from the clan of Uriel, was once sent by the 24 Elders through Archangel Gabriel to walk among humans as Enos, the son of Seth. In this form, he bridged the divine and human worlds, carrying angelic guidance into early humanity. His presence marked a pivotal moment where heavenly wisdom touched Earth, shaping faith and understanding for generations to…

Among the 24 Elders in Meltsar, Tub stands as a pillar of wisdom and insight. His guidance balances judgment and understanding, ensuring that every decision reflects both fairness and the greater harmony of Shamayim. Even amidst the celestial storms of rebellion and chaos, Tub remains steadfast, embodying the eternal vigilance of the Elders. Tub Time Animals Osher Flesh Trees The Music &…

Time flows differently across the universes. On Planet Ahavah, fire trees marked the passage of hours and days, their light rising and dimming with each cycle. In Shamayim, the Time Rock governs the rhythm of existence, keeping order among angels, Elders, and Archangels. Meanwhile, in Olam-Chuphshah, time is tracked through planetary revolutions and solar movements, shaping the lives of all…