Invading the fourth realm of Maon, Asriel and Magdiel took most of the region before laying
siege to the capital city, where the archangel Michael refused every opportunity to escape,
instead vowing to fight until the end. Eventually, the rebels got passed their defences and charged
through the final gate, allowing Lucifer to face off against his old adversary. Engaging
in single combat, Michael was swiftly defeated and offered a chance to join the rebellion with
the title of Elect one, second in authority to the light bringer, but the archangel refused.
Believing death was too lenient a punishment, Lucifer cleaved off his wings to place on his
standard, and sent Michael back to the Faithful, bloody and broken, as a warning of their impending
doom. With the Rebels taking Maon, they secured 700 million prisoners, of which 10% were convinced
to switch sides, while the rest were executed. Following their defeat in Shehaqim,
Anakel and Samuel retreated to the Fifth realm of Makon, where they took charge
of their defences in anticipation of the rebel grandmasters who soon arrived with a great host.
Realizing the enemy was chiefly interested in taking the Mountains of Metal, which held
a passage way to the Sixth realm of Zebul, Anakel and Samuel concentrated their efforts on defending
this region. Fighting a vicious, bloody battle, the Faithful commanders won some measure of
redemption for their defeat in Shehaqim, holding their ground and denying victory to the rebels.
Though they failed to take control of the Mountains of Metal in Makon,
the Grandmaster Bethel found another way into the Sixth realm Zebul, where his army faced off
against the Faithful Sachiel and Uriel who rallied their forces to defend the Holy Mountains of
El Adonai, determined to withstand the onslaught approaching. Despite taking the rest of the realm,
Bethel’s forces were halted by Sachiel, who led his chariot legions on the ground,
while Uriel soared above with blade bow and fire arrows, doing so much damage to the enemy
they successfully held the line and remained in control of the Holy Mountains. Their victory,
which allowed part of Zebul to remain in control of the Faithful, was largely due to Uriel,
one of the greatest warriors in creation, who rained death upon the rebels from the skies above,
earning his nickname as the Fire of El. Moving against the seventh realm Aravoth,
the rebel grandmasters Asakel and Guel laid siege to the stairwell gate which led to the large white
throne of El Adonai, the most important region needed to declare victory and reign supreme across
Shamayim. Yet the stairwell gate was guarded by the titanic, 8 winged, obsidian Seraph Cassiel,
an angel of immense power and skill, considered the second greatest warrior in creation after
the Light Bringer. Despite a prolonged siege, Asakel and Guel were unable to defeat Cassiel,
and so Aravoth remained unconquered throughout the conflict, until most of the fighting throughout
the rest of Shamayim was finished, allowing Lucifer, Matmonel, Magdiel, Asriel, and Bezaleel
to arrive with reinforcements. Ready to defend his realm with every ounce of his strength, Cassiel
engaged Lucifer in single combat, enduring a long, bloody battle which lasted 400 million years,
until the Chief Prince at last secured victory, granting his opponent the chance to surrender and
join the rebellion. When Cassiel refused, Lucifer pierced his chest using the Seraph’s own spear,
and hurled him over the mountain side. His enemies defeated and Aravoth taken by the Rebels,
the Light Bringer transformed into a terrible beast with 5 heads, razor talons, great curved
horns and fangs sharper then steel, becoming Lucifer Seraphant in his moment of triumph.
With the Creator believed to have fled, Lucifer sat upon the large white throne and declared
victory, but his joy was short lived, as the Creator soon re-emerged in the form of a mighty
winged Lion, tearing off his adversary’s heads before consuming him whole. The Lion then spewed
forth the Light Bringer, who watched in horror as his assailant transformed into El Adonai.
Realizing his conquest was all but defeated; Lucifer challenged the Creator to single combat,
which El Adonai accepted, naming the wounded archangel Michael as his champion. Believing his
victory was assured, Lucifer engaged and nearly defeated his enemy a second time, but before this
could occur, El Adonai revitalized and empowered his champion, who then used his new found strength
to defeat Lucifer once and for all. With the Light Bringer bested, the Elect One came forth upon a
chariot of fire and with Michael at his side swept over rebel forces, liberating the last Faithful
hold outs in Raqia, Makon and Zebul to end the war. Though the armies of Lucifer were at a great
advantage in the beginning of the conflict, by its conclusion only 30% of the Angels remained part of
the rebellion, with 15% returning to the faithful, thereby replenishing their early losses, while
another 15% chose neutrality. Yet even so, after 4 billion years of fighting, and nearly 1/3 of all
angels casualties, Lucifer’s rebels were on the cusp of total victory, until the creator at last
displayed his power and dashed their delusion. With the war lost and his armies disbanded,
Lucifer was taken captive but held in luxurious surroundings as the Creator hoped he would
eventually seek forgiveness for his many mistakes. Yet this did not occur, as Lucifer remained
defiant until the end vowing to remain the adversary and enemy of El Adonai for all eternity.
Accepting this decision, the Creator gathered both the Faithful and Rebels before him to pronounce
judgment, stripping Lucifer and his followers of their names to grant them new designations,
before exiling them from Shamayim, doomed to dwell in the furthest reaches of the firmament,
loathing each passing moment until the day of final judgment, when they would be cast into the
eternal torment of Gehenna. As for the Neutral Angels, who did not participate in the war,
they were sent to suffer in the flames of Tartarus until the time when they might be
forgiven for failing to defend their Creator. Lastly there were those Angels who rebelled but
later repented and returned to the Faithful. They were put to sleep for a time until El
Adonai enacted the next phase of creation, when they would become cosmic luminaries in the sky,
awaiting the day of final judgment when their punishment might come to an end.