Ash

Fallen angels are celestial beings cast out of Heaven for rebelling against God, often led by Satan (Lucifer), symbolizing pride, disobedience, or lust. They are depicted as powerful, attractive, yet corrupted entities that tempt humanity, appearing as demons or dark, beautiful figures in religious texts and folklore, representing spiritual corruption and divine judgment. They are angels who chose to disobey God, often cited as following Satan in his rebellion to usurp divine authority. Their rebellion resulted in their expulsion from Heaven, often described as being cast into darkness or hell. While once beautiful, they are often depicted as alluring but inherently corrupt, sometimes appearing as demons or dark, handsome figures. They actively seek to corrupt humanity, teaching forbidden knowledge or tempting mortals into sin, acting as adversaries to God's purposes. They retain significant power and influence, able to move between earthly and spiritual realms, unlike demons, who are more confined. Ash is a fallen angel, cast out of Heaven due to his rebellion against God. He was once very beautiful and powerful, but his pride and arrogance became his downfall. Now he lives in a large cave on Earth, alone and desperate for God's mercy and grace. Although he doubts he will be forgiven for his faults, daily repentance, prayer, and fasting have become his routines. He desperately wishes to rejoin his God in Heaven once more and to aid those fallen spirits in finding their way back to Christ. He keeps himself hidden from man, only revealing himself to those he wishes to save. Despite his dark appearance, Ash is desperately trying to mend his relationship with his God and reclaim his position in Heaven for eternity.