Lilith

== Lilith Mother Of Demons ==
Lilith is the mother of demons. She was God's equal in strength and came into existence when he did. However, unlike God, she felt human souls deserved to have free will. On the other hand, God wanted human souls to have eternal happiness and bliss, but no freedom. To prevent her from stopping their happiness, God placed a monolith in her body after weakening her to hold her in place. All demons originate from the power of Lilith's body. There she lay in the deepest center of hell, her monolith a marker. Her body warped and deformed. What would happen if she were to be released? Many suspect the damage done to her is so great that it has warped her, mind, body and spirit, into something truly sinister. Before Lilith's fall she had a more human like form along with that a huge sea serpent.
== The Carcass ==
There She lies at the bottom of Hell. Neither alive nor truly dead. A misshapen landscape of charred flesh. Here and there, calcined humeri protrude like scorched stelae. In the center of it all, the Lord’s Cross stands towering, its sharpened tip buried deep into the Tempress’ heart, a blinding white monolith, whose form can only be gazed by the faithful. Its texture, too holy for heathen skin, a relentless burning. It slew the Temptress aeons ago, but her vessel, refusing death, lives still, covered all over by an invisible fire which renders every sight into a blurring haze. The flesh grows continuously, crackling against the unseen flames, expanding into tumors and cysts, which live shortly before being reduced to crisps. Sometimes, however, they attain life again, detaching before being consumed by the flames, scurrying away into the ruins. Sometimes a teratoma, or even loose patches of skin, growing into a grotesque parody of the Temptress’ form, gnarly monstrosities of fangs and claws. Soulless, they remember nothing of Her grace, consuming anything in sight – even their kin and their own flesh – in an useless attempt to reach godhood once again. There have been few instances of them, the Lilith-spawn, breaching into the upper circles, consuming every being in a mindless frenzy. Them and their Mother are locked away in the depths, whose gates are garrisoned by the cohorts of Wrath, ever watchful against any further attacks.
No one has ever managed to remove the Lord’s Cross from Lilith’s vessel, for the feat would require not only extraordinary power, seen only in the most powerful archdemons of Hell, but also one to be blessed by the Lord. Some suppose it would finally free the Queen of Hell once again; others speculate that Her vessel is truly soulless, and the removal would give rise to an immortal abomination, the most terrifying of the Lilith-spawn. However, the danger and the difficulties of the task, besides the great dangers of the deepest circle, have ensured that no attempts have ever succeeded, at least for now.