In the general perception, fallen angels refer to angels who betray God and willingly fall into hell. But the fallen angels introduced to you today are not angels who betray God and represent the evil side, but angels that bring negative emotions to people. They are located on the left hand side of God, corresponding to the 9 angels of justice on the right (from ancient times to the present, the left hand represents evil or destruction, and the right hand represents justice or creation). The power of fallen angels is generally more extreme (and there are indeed those who betray God), so God sealed most of the abilities of these 9 fallen angels with his right hand, and another said to have sealed their souls, allowing them to appear in a conceptual form, that is, there is no substance (or body). Note: The fallen angel here originates from the literary pen and belongs to the literary image, please do not delve into it.
<h1>1. The Enchanting Angel – "Chelsea"</h1>
Enchanted Angel – "Cecia"
Cessia has the power to change. It is said that after God created everything in the world within 6 days, she transformed into a poisonous snake. Remember the serpent that lured Eve and Adam to eat the fruit of good and evil, and that was her? As a result, this act angered God, and Adam and Eve were banished from the Garden of Eden and reduced to mortals. (Another said that the matter was committed by Samar.
She represents the evil side of human nature, and she gives a powerful force to people in states such as "rage", "anger", "panic", etc. But after this state disappears, the power also disappears, and the soul is punished by God (the price of gaining power). This is also the reason why people in a state of "anger" and "rage" will be much greater than the usual strength. That's what she's capable of. That being said, it doesn't mean she's bad, it's just her job.
<h1>The Angel of Resistance – "Lucifiel"</h1>
The Angel of Resistance – "Lucifer"
This angel is more widely known, a brief introduction: Lucifer, more people call satan.
In Dante's Divine Comedy and John. In Milton's Paradise Lost, Satan is described as "because he refused to submit to Christ the Son, he led one of the angels of heaven to raise the banner of rebellion on the north side of the celestial realm." After three days of fierce fighting in the celestial realm, Satan's rebels were defeated by Christ and fell into the chaos for nine mornings and evenings before falling into hell. After that, God created a new heaven and earth and mankind. In order to take revenge and seize the new world god created, Satan designed to cause Adam and Eve (see seducing angels for details) to commit the sin of disobeying God's decree. So Satan made God's new creation fall with him as he wished, and opened the door to a new world for God and demons. At this point, various diseases and disasters began to spread in the new world.
Since his power is to "resist all good", many people equate him with the devil, but this is not right, resisting the darkness and disasters ruled by angels, so conceptually opposed to God, and the reason why God does not purge him is because God can use him to test whether people really believe in God. There are many examples in the Bible where Satan gives people sickness, hardship, and pain, and many people betray God because of physical discomfort and pain. So you can think of it this way: When illness and suffering come upon you, it is God who sent Satan to come to you to test your heart and faith. So no matter what happens, as long as you have a calm heart, not flustered, not depressed, then Satan will naturally leave you.
<h1>3. The Killing Angel - "Sariel" [Sariel]
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The image of Cyrah is really hard to find (/= _ =)/~┴┴
XiLa's extreme abilities of "despair" and "killing", resembling a butterfly, has a very powerful attack, and is said to have appeared twice in mythology, once in the Great Flood of Genesis caused by God, which instantly created a flood to flood everything in the world. Another time is the New Testament. Appeared in the Last Judgment in the Book of Revelation, in which He participated in and killed one-third of humanity three days before the Last Judgment. Neither of these can be verified, and I have not seen this paragraph after looking through two books. This angel is the most dangerous, violent, and crazy of all the fallen angels, his identity and gender are all mysteries, and no one dares to go near him (or her?). Presumably, the people close to him no longer exist)." So the "killer incarnation" is generally referred to as him.
Speaking of which, this is also one of the more famous of the Nine Fallen Angels, and the biological image of "butterfly" appears many times in the famous apocalyptic science fiction movie "I Am Legend", and at the end of this movie, it is already obvious when the Night Devil boss knocks out a butterfly pattern on the glass: God finally can't stand the endless transgression of human life (violating the natural laws of life) and sends the butterfly image of Cyrah to punish mankind. (Background of the movie: Human beings have developed a new anti-cancer drug, but after using this drug, people have mutated into the carrier of the virus, and the virus has spread and almost destroyed human society)
The butterfly crack that the night devil knocked out of the glass turned out to be the image of a butterfly
<h1>The Angel of Desire– "Samle"</h1>
Angel of Desire – "Sasam"
An angel who controls human "desires", as the name suggests, his power can corrupt human souls. Like the Abraham and Huifre who will be introduced later, he has a world that God has agreed to build himself. He is the absolute master in his own world. It is said that many religions believe in this angel because he has his own world and can satisfy all the desires of human beings who believe in him.
However, the human beings who believe in him mean that they have betrayed God, and they have also betrayed their souls, and they will eventually be lost in the world established by The Sasmud, and finally they will not know what to take, and they will die in confusion (just like The Elder Scrolls, Lord Didra has his own face, and constantly pulls believers for himself, and even the soul after death is his)
<h1>V. The Twisted Angel – Abraham</h1>
Twisted Angel – "Abraham"
This is an angel with the power to twist (or tear) space. His sister is the angel Huifre (the angel in charge of dreams). Combined, his and his sister's strength can make dreams come true. In this dream of reality his power is equal to that of God. And as long as he uses his "twisted" power in the real world, everything we encounter in our dreams may come true (or simply disappear into the real world). God decided that the best way to prevent this from happening was to avoid meeting him and his sister, so he specially put a sealed chain on his body, and as soon as his sister approached him, he would disappear and would not reappear until he left him. So he has the pain of losing his sister (I don't know if he is a sister control ah hey). Abraham could only sit on God's right hand forever, watching everything, and it was said that as soon as Abraham had the ability to unseal himself, we would all disappear (it felt like the wrath of a sister control).
It is said to have appeared in the American movie "Fallen Angel", but there is no research.
<h1>6. The Angel of Light – "Bael" (Pinyin: bó yè)
The Angel of Light – The Troll
This is an angel in charge of the "light", and people love this angel, she is enough to dispel people's fears and bring people hope. However, legend has it that she betrayed God and colluded with Satan to turn day and night upside down, believing that she would have more power to create disaster (another way is that she had an ambiguous relationship with Satan, hehehehe). Thereafter, her body was torn apart by Cyrah. God thought she was an angel after all, so he let her live forever in the light. She no longer has her own physical form, and the form of a light exists in angels forever.
<h1>7. The rebellious angel - "Pthahnil"</h1>
Rebellious angel - Fanny
The angel who controls the "rebellion" has the same power as the name, and although he cannot rebel against God, he can give people the idea and power to rebel against God. But what he gave to the people was a rebellious force that would be punished by God no matter what the outcome. God doesn't want to see that power exist (this rebellious power can make dreams come true, change oppression, and glorify individuality). Despite this power He has given us, it is ultimately god. He is the most individual of the angels, and the most disobedient one (which can be understood as a child who has always been in adolescence), and God has no way to take him (like a parent... Perhaps because of his strength, or perhaps because of his origins (he is said to be one of the angels that Jesus came to lead when he came to the stable, but there is no way to verify).
<h1>Viii. Diffuse Angels – Mahonin</h1>
Diffuse angels - Mayyani
This angel is written very little in the book, and perhaps because of his own power, he represents the "lie" of mankind to the point that he himself is a mystery. It seems that he is good at making up lies, jealousy, excuses, and marriage. As for what kind of power he has, no one knows, but the only thing that is certain is that he is always by our side, doing his duty.
<h1>9. The Lost Angel – "Python" (pinyin: bì hōng).</h1>
Lost Angel – "Cardinal"
This is an angel with very annoying abilities, who can make people lose, whether it is the most loved thing or a loved one. As soon as you find that some of them are lost, that's his work. But every time he finishes his duties, other angels will give you better hope or luck. It is said that every time he makes you lose, he is actually honing your will and giving you a better start.