Henads

Henads are deities who produce ambrosia and are thus immortal due to their persona being shielded by spiritual energy from being destroyed. In this sense, they can still be killed if the ambrosia is bypassed through phasma.

### Ordinary henads

Ordinary henads, or gods as they are known by pagans, contrary to Lucifer and the pagan angels, can reproduce with other souls and thus father new beings. When they reproduce among each other, the result is a newly born henad. When they reproduce with other beings, the result is a nephilim, also known by pagans as a demigod, a type of earthling which can eventually ascend into the status of an ordinary henad, in which case their children will themselves be elevated into the status of nephilim. Henads do have spiritual gender, as some can be female, meaning that they can only reproduce by bonding with a male and parting a piece of their cloak to generate the offspring, or male, meaning that they can reproduce by injecting their mana into a female through a bonding of the cloaks or, in rare cases, into their own cloak, which then parts off and generates the offspring.

### Lucifer

Lucifer is seen as fully distinct from all other ordinary henads. Though he fits the basic definition of the term nowadays, he was first born as a true angel who defected and lead an innumerable amount of others into becoming fallen angels. Wanting to subvert Creation directly, he managed to incarnate himself by being born as the one and only daemon nephilim, meaning here that his mother was the henad Aurora and his father was a normal daemon. This is unusual due to the fact that daemons could not ever sexually reproduce, which is why they had only the male gender and had to deposit their sperm on ritualistic bowls to generate offspring. Whenever a daemon would die, their souls would transform and they would become pagan angels known as light angels, made to resemble the true angels like Lucifer. Upon dying as a daemon, Lucifer ascended to become both a henad and a pagan angel, thus becoming a sort of mixture of henad, fallen and pagan angel. As an angel, he cannot reproduce, but, like a henad, he still has ambrosia. He bred hatred for the henads, who used the angels as their servants in Skyworld, among the daemons, and thus managed to lead a revolt against them in their home world, Morningland. In the beginning, more than half of all henads resisted him and so a large war broke out. After he ascended into the angel henad he now is, Lucifer used his new powers to convert all of his allies into pagan angels, thus creating the class of pagan angels now known as the dark angels, gaining an advantage against the other side. This prompted many angels in Skyworld to try and force the henads to intervene, which then led to angels sympathetic to Lucifer opposing them, expanding the rebellion to this facet of the World. Searching to aid the resistance, Zeus converted all remaining daemons into angels, but the war only continued. Tired, he confronted Lucifer himself in a fight which ended up completely deforming Morningland. This fight ended with Zeus' defeat, though not his death. As Lucifer saw himself unimpeded, he first attempted to raid Eden, angering the Logos and thus causing the immediate death of he himself and all of his angels as a result. In the Underworld the rebels then created Hell as a way to feast on the suffering of the dead. After a while, a group of humans managed to create a spell to free Lucifer, leading to his second coming. Once he entered Eden and corrupted Adam and Eve, the Logos killed him again and, this time, locked him into a cage along with the four humans who freed him.