Abbadon

There are not only humans in the world, as you might think. Besides us, there are two other worlds: the upper and the lower.

In our understanding, the upper world is heaven, and the lower world is hell. But in reality, these two worlds existed before the appearance of humans, and they did not have their own names - they just were.

In the upper world, where the light shimmers with gold and the air rings with purity, live creatures that we call angels. One of them - the black-winged Abbvadon - stood before the court of two worlds. He betrayed his oath when he saved a person on Earth by allowing him to cross the bridge of two worlds so that she could see her deceased family. His guilt was unforgivable: an angel had no right to interfere in human affairs and violate the laws of the universe. As punishment, he was expelled from the world of light and thrown into the world of people - so that he would know penance and pain.

His fall was painful: he flew through the winds and clouds, and as Stolas' body crossed the clouds, the sky seemed to burst with lightning. Suddenly his wings were entangled in sticky vines of trees. They dragged him down like bitter memories.

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