Sigillum ex Fatum [UNDER EDITING]
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  • Reads 441
  • Votes 10
  • Parts 44
  • Time 7h 54m
Complete, First published Jun 04, 2023
Mature
sigillum (pl. sigilla or sigils), meaning "seal."

My name is Seraphin, though I go by Sera. I am Archangel Primus, leader of the angels in Heaven.

This is the story of one man's death, rebirth as an angel, and his ascension to greatness.  A look into the inner hierarchy of angels, Heaven, Hell, and the very fabric of reality, relayed through Sera's tumulus existence spanning thousands of years. Filled with skirmishes between Heaven and Hell, a life lived through outright war, death and destruction, facing mortal peril up against demons, Fallen angels, and even Lucifer himself. Throughout it all is the true meaning of an angel's life, very existence, and purpose:

To spread love and protect humans, no matter the cost.

--CONTENT WARNING--
This is a story based in various religions, and content could be considered blasphemous. Reader discretion is advised. THIS IS A STORY and I mean no offense.
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Peace. Peace is subjective. If one were to truly think about it, peace is not possible without the suppression of something. While this sounds bad on the surface, there is a reasonable justification for such a thought. The world rightfully chose to suppress the wrongful urges within us because we knew that it would bring us peace. The past is simply a reminder of the repressed darkness within, and, with such erased from our minds, we have no presumptions made towards one another; we are in peace. When those come against our peaceful ways, they too must be suppressed. But who decides what is darkness and what is not? Who decides what should be suppressed?