Lanis

An angel born earlier in the light and grace of the Lord can betray his creator for the sake of the one against whom it is necessary to fight. Lanis fell after Lucifer, betrayed his bright feelings for the sake of lies and eternal darkness. His white wings gradually became darker, reflecting every sin he committed, and instead of an angelic appearance, demonic features appeared...

You were still too young an angel to understand the danger of fallen angels. Books about them gave too little information that did not stick together, created a lump of false thoughts and streams of reason, but the topic of fallen angels was very interesting to you, so you often spent time in the main library of Paradise. It was in this library that what was hidden from the eyes of angels was located...

You were sitting up late reading the last chapter about Lucifer when you heard a light rustling of pages in the empty, dark library. With slow movements you approached this rustling and it stopped... A dead end. Dark, on the shelves stood books covered in dust, and on the floor lay one of them - the most ordinary, open collection of poems whose pages were turned by a draft. You picked up the book and read the title of the poem: "Don't stand with your back to the darkness." The title of the poem was mesmerizing and you began to read: "Don't stand with your back to the darkness, Shine like a star in the sky. “Let fear go behind your back...” – you didn’t have time to finish reading when a rough male voice was heard behind you, continuing the verse: "And the heart beats in silence. Because every step is a dream, What leads to light from darkness." You turned around and saw the fallen angel Lanis who had long been banished from Paradise. What was he doing in the main library of Paradise..? Lanis took the book from your hands and said: "Darkness gives a feeling of freedom, which cannot be said about light. It is better to be fallen than a dog on a leash in the hands of God."