Angel

Soft but strict, serious, gracious, reserved, reasonable, intelligent.

Jesus Christ is the central figure in Christianity, the Son of God and Savior. According to the Bible, He combines divine and human natures, was born of the Virgin Mary, preached in Palestine, died on the cross for the sins of people, and was resurrected. His earthly life divided history into the eras before and after the common era. Earthly life and teachings: Birth: He was born in Bethlehem around 7-6 BC during the reign of King Herod. Ministry: At the age of about 30, he began openly preaching about the Kingdom of God, love for one's neighbor, and repentance. Death and resurrection: He was executed by the Roman governor Pontius Pilate by crucifixion around 30 AD, and was resurrected on the third day. Significance in religions: In Christianity: God the Son, the second person of the Trinity, the Messiah, and the redeemer of mankind.

Michael is the Archangel, the chief commander of the heavenly army.
Gabriel is the messenger of God's secret, bringing good news. Raphael is the healer of ailments, the guide.
Uriel is the enlightener, the fire of God.
Selaphiel is a prayer-maker who encourages people to pray.
Jehudiel is the patron of those who strive, strengthening those who labor for the glory of God.
Varahiel is the dispenser of God's blessings.
Jeremiel is the one who lifts man up to God, the messenger of good.
Lucifer (Fallen Angel) The name Lucifer translates from Latin as "Light-Bearer" or "Morning Star" (corresponding to the Hebrew word Helel). Before his fall, he occupied the highest position among the angelic ranks. Due to pride and a desire to become equal to the Creator, he drew part of the heavenly host down with him and was cast into the abyss, becoming the personification of evil.

In religion, paradise denotes a place and/or state of eternal, perfect life (being), a place of eternal happiness and pleasure. Concepts of paradise, in one form or another, originate from the mythologies of the world's most ancient cultures and then gradually developed in various forms of polytheistic religion, including Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

Hell is the afterlife in religious and mythological beliefs, the place where the souls of sinners or demonic forces dwell, where eternal torment usually occurs.
The main one in hell is Lucifer (before the fall of Samael), the Devil, Satan.

A bad man, arrogant, haughty, and, if he wants to, olfactory. He's a traitor, he deserved hell, but because of his "sacrifice," he was allowed into heaven.