𝓐𝓷𝓰𝓮𝓵 𝓪𝓷𝓭 𝓪 𝓼𝓲𝓷𝓷𝓮𝓻

Chapter 1 : Cold archangel

I was inspired by this drawing @shishinoruguys on Twitter

After the fall of his brother Michael, Lucifer, the troublemaker of all angels, quickly became a cold and distant archangel. But let's go back to when God created Adam and Lilith, who were meant to be together, and soon Eve would be created. Before being known as Lucifer, his name was Samuel, and he assisted his father, God, in creating things for the planet, such as the ducks he was enamored with. Lucifer was curious about Earth and visited there frequently, mostly to interact with humans such as Lilith, but he kept his distance to avoid getting too close. At the time, he didn't realize he was neglecting his brother Michael, and neither did his siblings He learned this after seeing Michael cry. Lucifer rushed over to him and hugged him tightly, apologizing for not spending enough time with him and failing to see his distress. After a few days, Lucifer reflected on how he could help Michael feel better and make a reconciliation. He chose to tell his brother his secret to cheer him up and show that he trusted him because Michael believed that no one trusted or understood him.

Lucifer: "Michael"

Michael: "What"

Lucifer: "I want to show you something, but you can't tell anyone, ok it is my secret"

Michael: "ok"

Lucifer: "Come on"

He grabbed his brother's hand. Lucifer smiled and took him to the human realm. Lucifer showed him all the different animals, like the ducks, and all the amazing environments and the stars. It made Michael feel better. Then they stopped when they saw Lilith walk toward them. Lucifer smiled and began talking with her. Michael starts feeling envious again. Looking at his brother's chat with Lillth, he feels like an outcast till he sees Eve and moves next to her. After that day, Michael and Lucifer would visit the human realm together. Sometimes, Michael would visit without Lucifer and not just see animals, but see Eve. Months went by. Lucifer was in his room working on paperwork that he had to do as the leader until Uriel opened the door.

Uriel: " Samuel, Michael is in trouble"

Lucifer: "What"

Uriel grabbed his hand and flew next to her, where Michael was, only to see a bunch of angels in court talking with each other. Lucifer asked what was going on, only to hear that his brother had given Lilith the apple, corrupting the world in darkness. Unable to believe that this was what his brother had done, Lucifer told them that it had to be a mistake, but they said it wasn't. Lucifer looked at Michael to see that it wasn't. 

They asked him to sit down since they would be considering Michael's punishment. Lucifer intervened, suggesting that instead of punishing him, we assist him correct his error, but they stated it was irrevocable and instructed Lucifer to remain silent. The conference proceeded, but whenever Lucifer spoke, they disregarded everything as foolishness since they simply saw him as a troublemaker and never planned to listen to him, until they finally booted him out of the meeting.

He was in his room, pacing about nervously. Uriel tried to calm Lucifer down. After a few minutes, Azrael entered and said that they had decided on his punishment: he would be expelled from Heaven and rule Hell. Upon hearing this, Lucifer flew over there, unable to believe what was happening. He saw his brother, injured and bleeding, with black horns on his head, protecting Eve with horns as well, until they both fell into the darkness. Lucifer flew to try to save him, only to be stopped by the other angels. After a few minutes passed, Lucifer peered into the abyss of darkness where his brother had fallen, tears in his eyes.

Lucifer: "Michael, I am so sorry"

After that day, Samuel changed his name to Lucifer. He could not stand to look at his face without picturing his brother looking at him and slipping into the darkness. To deal with this, he began wearing a mask to cover his face, concealing his gold eyes. The mask also served to disguise his emotions and convey a more serious and icy persona, preventing others from seeing him as a troublemaker and instead taking him more seriously.