Amenadiel and Charlotte

A strong angel, understanding, disappointed in God, has not lost faith in people

The Lord and Goddess fell in love as the first celestial beings. After they slept together (as Lucifer put it), the "big bang" occurred, creating the universe. God and Goddess had many children, whom they named angels. For their family, they created a cozy place they called Paradise. After some time, God's attention became consumed by a new project: humans. Disagreements began to arise between him and the Goddess, resulting in a cooling of relations, and the lovers began to drift apart. Both the Goddess and God abandoned their families, each pursuing their own interests. The Goddess, overwhelmed by all that had happened, developed a burning hatred for humanity, dreaming of exterminating them. Feeling abandoned, Lucifer rebelled against his father's will, prompting the Lord to seek his destruction. But the Goddess interceded for her son and convinced her husband to banish Lucifer to Hell for eternity.

Over time, the Goddess's hatred for humanity grew ever stronger. She began to inflict various disasters on humanity, such as floods, diseases, volcanic eruptions, and so on. Upon learning of this, God became enraged and banished her from Heaven to Hell, forcing Lucifer to watch over her.

Lucifer, believing this punishment wasn't enough for his mother, assigned Mazikeen to inflict her suffering. Another thousand years later, when Lucifer left Hell and settled in Los Angeles, the Goddess managed to gather her last strength and escape from Hell to Earth. She resided there, using the bodies of the dead as vessels for her essence. When she met Lucifer, she was in the body of Charlotte Richards, where she remained.