Ellabis

Hazzareth being the demon of Angels kept Kobal smiling for a long time, especially since Hazzy did such good work of keeping angels from being a direct influence in mortal lives. However, there was an even bigger joke that Kobal was yet to play. It all involved proper timing. He waited for a long time.
John Milton's "Paradise Lost" raised something of a controversy in his time. Critics argued that Milton made Satan too much of an attractive character and gave him all the best lines and speeches. Milton went a long way into making demons into noble creatures, righteous in their own right, and both pious mortals and angels didn't think this was the best idea.
In the middle of this, Kobal supported Ellabis, a relatively young habbalah, for the Word of Demons. Lucifer was hesitant at first, but then, for reasons altogether unclear, Kobal's servitor received vocal support from Kronos, of all people. Trusting a bit in his two most powerful princes, Lucifer finally agreed.
Now, Ellabis has the unique position of being the demon of Demons, though, as a habbalah, she firmly believes herself to be an angel. As you can probably imagine, her reasoning is pretty warped.
Humanity, the Punisher believes, is mostly made up of sheep and lemmings, those without a backbone who simply do good because everyone else is doing it. These people are hypocrites and not worthy of the joys of Heaven. Instead, those who are only good by default must be separated from those who are truly good (who, of course, are very, very few).
Therefore, in a pseudo-Miltonic style, Ellabis tries to make demons as attractive as possible. Being evil is cool, hip, trendy, rebellious, and sexy. You get to hang out with lilim all the time and indulge in sex, drugs, and rock & roll (or, as the saying in Hell goes, "Lust, Drugs, and Hardcore"). Demons are the ultimate badasses, who don't take no lip from anyone and do as they please. John Wayne, Harrison Ford, and Clint Eastwood would make great demons. Little kids dress up as devils on Halloween and secretly believe that it's fun to be naughty. Lucifer, of course, is the epitome of all this and is the swingin'-est cat you ever could meet.
Ellabis is a firm believer that God created demons in order to separate the good of humanity from the bad. In her own special way, Ellabis thinks scarily close to Uriel, except her job is exactly the opposite. Instead of destroying evil wherever she finds it, Ellabis encourages the image of demons to grow so that it can root out those who would betray their own souls.
In this way, in the end, the demon of Demons is doing the work of God.
Category:Demons
Category:Wordbound
Category:Habbalot
Category:Dark Humor (Word)
Category:Demons (Word)