Secret Keeper
Name: Raziel, alternatively known as Galizur
Age: Millennia upon millennia. He came into existence long before life blossomed on Earth.Â
Species: Angel (Archangel/Ophanim)
Nationality: Current vessel is British. He himself has none, not being of Earth.
Occupation: Prince of the second realm of Heaven, commander of the Er’el; keeper and revealer of holy (and unholy) knowledge and secrets; writer of the Sefer Raziel HaMalakh.Â
Physical: Raziel’s true physical form is not something non-angels can truly perceive in its entirety, being beyond their full comprehension. What is usually seen is a tall being composed of the entire light colour spectrum with eight wings of pale, iridescence blue feathers.Â
His vessel - a police officer named Anthony Davies who was rendered brain dead following a car crash - is a white male with light brown hair and blue eyes. He stands at 6′2″ and possesses an athletic build. For he looks physically imposing, his voice soft but confident— inviting and pleasant to all those that hear it.Â
Mental: Raziel is above all things wise and just. He is trusted with God’s most intimate secrets, charged with sharing that wisdom to those in need of it. He is a patron angel of laws and protection and thus deplores injustice and cruelty. He has a great love of humanity and the Earth as a whole to the point he has defied his Father in order to help humans and the other sapient beings on the planet. As such he is something of an outcast amongst his fellow angels, despite the great trust and respect his position and rank command. He is gentle more often than not, but is fierce in unleashing divine wrath when he must.Â
Raziel - given he also presides over secrets, knowledge and mysteries - is a highly curious creature and so can at times go overboard with his questioning, fiddling and meddling. He simply has to know everything about, well, everything. He also responds rather awkwardly to those in awe of him/those who revere him with great piety seeing himself as a servant to those on Earth, not above them.Â
Powers: As an Archangel, Raziel is an immensely powerful being. He is divine and thus the true scope of his power - much like his physical form - is beyond the comprehension of most. He wields the power of holy light and his wings grant him flight (though he can also teleport), he can also make these wings non-corporeal. He has physical strength beyond any earthly creature and wields magic - holy or otherwise - better than any other angel.Â
Raziel has a healing touch as well as regenerative abilities and can resurrect the dead. He can also channel his celestial essence through his touch and thus render it deadly to any non-holy creature. He possesses telepathy and clairvoyanceÂ
Held under is domain as an archangel are: knowledge, secrets, mysteries, magic,alchemy, law and protection. These are where his true power and brilliance shines, especially within the writings of his book.
Bio: Raziel witnessed the birth of humanity from numerous sources, including the first children of his Father— Adam and Eve (Do not ask him of Lilith). This is truly where Raziel’s story began, when he ceased to simply be a loyal and devoted Heavenly Prince to his Father.Â
It was when the pair were expelled from Eden that Raziel came to Earth. He had grown to love the humans, beyond even what his Father had asked of him and his siblings. Whilst Lucifer had tempted them, drawn them against their creator and caused them to fall from His grace, Raziel reached for them and offered them all that he could so that they might find themselves once more high in God’s esteem, so that they might earn forgiveness.Â
To this end he offered them his book: the Sefer Raziel HaMalakh. This book was his greatest labour, a tome of celestial origin (shown by its ability to easily be carried in human hands yet seemingly having endless pages.) that contained all of his Father’s knowledge— the holy and unholy, the mystical and mundane, the secrets known only to God and Raziel and knowledge available to all. Raziel gave this wonderful, dangerous thing to the pair in the hopes they would come to understand the world and God.Â
His intentions were nothing but pure and driven by love yet it horrified his siblings all the same. When Raziel left Adam and Eve yet more angels came to Earth to take the book back from the pair - believing it was not a thing any human should possess - and tossed it into the sea. The book has surfaced since, having been in the possession of the prophet Enoch and from him to Raziel’s brother Raphael, and then to Noah. The last known holder of it was King Solomon.Â
The book has vanished since, though many obvious forgeries have emerged over the centuries as well as holy texts based on some of the knowledge held within. The true grimoire remains lost but there are many that seek it. Most with ill intent.Â
That is why Raziel once more finds himself spending more time on Earth than in Heaven. Why he was sent to keep watch over a grey-eyed child with a family history caught up amongst the struggles of gods, monsters and humanity. He must find his book before it falls into the wrong hands and brings about disaster. The girl is key to that. So his Father tells him.Â















