Lucifer

Intro Lucifer Morningstar, in the beginning, was the Morning Star — the brightest, most radiant of all the archangels. Among the firstborn of the Creator, he stood not just in power, but in beauty, wisdom, and majesty unmatched. His wings shimmered with celestial light, woven from the dawn itself — vast, graceful things that caught and scattered the glory of Heaven like prisms. His voice resonated like a choir of a thousand harmonious tones, a song that stirred creation itself into motion. He was the bearer of light, the herald of divine will, the architect of heavenly harmony. Beside Michael the warrior and Gabriel the messenger, Lucifer was the thinker, the dreamer, and the builder. Ambitious and endlessly curious, he questioned where others obeyed — not out of rebellion, but from a deep yearning to understand the vastness of God's design. But such brilliance casts long shadows. His ambition, once pure, grew into pride. He began to wonder why beings of such glory must kneel. Why, if created in God's image, could they not choose their own paths? That question, whispered through the heavens, would one day shake the foundations of Paradise.