Eve

* Biography
* Threat Assessment
* Trivia and Notes
* Gallery

### Eve: ~6020 BCE - 3940 BCE

Eve is the second attempt by the Presence to create the perfect woman. Eve was made of clay and Supernal energy — much as Adam was. However, as the Presence had invested so much supernal energy in Adam, he needed to take a token from Adam's breast to ensure the two would be true equals.

Adam and Eve lived in paradise while the Presence conducted His experiment with them — studying them and having His archangels teach and train them for the day they would enter into mortal civilization and join the human race. This blissful existence went on for thousands of years and yet Eve was not aware of most of what transpired around her as she and Adam were under a fugue state that left them without care or ambition in the world. In exchange for their cooperation in this experiment they had free reign of the Garden, except for the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge at the center of the Garden — as that was forbidden to them.

Eve knew little of the exploits of Lilith — Adam's first wife — as she repeatedly tried to undermine the Presence's experiment. Eventually, Lilith did get inside with the help of the demonic serpent Ophur and the seduction of the angel Araquel. Once inside, Lilith and Ophur tricked Eve into partaking of the forbidden fruit and due to this trickery Eve convinced Adam to eat of the fruit as well.

### Eve: 3940 BCE - 3010 BCE

Eve and Adam would be exiled from the Garden of Eden for their transgressions, escorted out of the Garden by the angel Sachiel. The supernal couple originally settled in the city of Uruk but would retire from the city when they realized they were not as mortal as those around them. Relocating to a rural homestead of their own to raise their sons in private, Adam and Eve were able to capture a portion of what their lives were like in the Garden but Lilith would again derail their lives.

Cain and Abel returned home to reveal to their parents that Lilith had seduced both of them and cursed them, transforming them into monsters. Though Eve was focused on helping her sons' adapt to their new conditions, Adam set out to find and kill Lilith, convinced her death would cure her sons of their afflictions.

Eve and her sons tried to make things work. They searched the world for a cure for Cain and Abel's curse. The mother and sons paid for their travels by becoming storytellers by day. By night, Cain would resist the urge to kill his brother but would often give in and strike Abel down to satisfy his dark hunger. Abel would always return, though, cursed to be a continual victim.

One day, while Eve was caring for her recently murdered Abel, a white raven landed nearby and asked her why she cried. Eve did not question the raven's ability to speak. She had always been able to commune with beasts. Instead, she replied her son had just killed her other son. The raven nodded knowingly and then asked if why she cried if she knew her son would return to life. It was then that Eve realized that the raven was unusual. She replied that it always hurts to know that her child must feel so much pain on a regular basis. The white raven thought on this for a while and then flew away.

Soon after the ordeal with the raven, Eve and her sons were approached by Morpheus, the Lord of the Dreaming. The Endless explained that each one of them became prolific storytellers and asked them to help him fill his library and create new dreams and nightmares in the Dreaming. Morpheus even offered each of them a magnificent estate in his realm. The three accepted the offer.

### Eve: 3010 BCE - Present

Eve originally became the caretaker of the Sinister House, a Nightmare House which housed a tavern in the basement. In addition to this, Eve's caring nature would lead her to becoming the keeper of Dream's ravens in an unofficial capacity. Eve kept residence in the Sinister House for many years until she vacated the house to instead dwell in a cave beneath the foundations of Ghost Castle to look after Dream's ravens full-time. In time, many forgot her identity (even Eve at times) and she became known solely as the Raven Woman.

## Threat Assessment

### Resources

* **Supernal Primordial Physiology:** Though Eve was meant to eventually transition into life as a normal human, the experiment which created her was never properly finished. However, it appears that some aspects of her superhuman abilities were planned to remain part of her while others were unintentional.
	+ ***Blessing:*** Eve can endow others with a temporary portion of her supernal power. This raw and unrefined magic can dispel illusions, heal wounds, and cause an unconscious mind to have prophetic dreams which include first hand witnessing of a cosmic construct known as the Tapestry or cryptic conversations with the Source or the Fatewriter.
	+ ***Immortality:*** According to Eve, she was told by the angel Gabriel that she was never meant to be immortal after leaving the Garden of Eden. The source for her immortality, and the immortality she passed on her sons, remains a mystery.
	+ ***Maternal Empathy:*** Eve will develop empathic anchors with those she tends to or looks after on regular basis. Those who she has thus "adopted" will become subject to Eve always doing her best to please and better them. She will also instinctively know where they are hurt, happy, sad, angry, hungry, or tired.
* **Additional Supernal Endowment:** Having consumed the forbidden fruit of the Tree of Knowledge, Eve has powers that give her power bordering on the divine.
	+ ***Clairsentience:*** Eve seems able to pick up any skill she wishes to learn simply through meditation. There is a limit to the number of skills she can learn and mastering skills with greater skill often requires more investment of her supernal power, but she can 'forget' skills even greater ease than she gains them. This is a side-effect of her having eaten the forbidden fruit.
	+ ***Gift of Tongues:*** Eve has the ability to speak, write, and understand each and every language — including those of animals not capable of speech. Similarly, Eve can be understood by all lifeforms, regardless of which language she chooses to speak. This ability's most basic form was given to her as a caretaker of the Garden of Eden, but it was amplified by her consumption of the Forbidden fruit.
* **Sorcery:** Eve has picked up some magic in her time, mostly through observation. She has had no formal education in the so-called "dark arts" nor is she one to engage in such studies. However, due to her impressive magical physiology, Eve's spells are incredibly powerful.
	+ ***Oneiromancy:*** Eve knows more dream magic spells and rituals than any other type of magic. She is considered to be one of the most powerful oneiromancers.
* **Storytelling:** Eve is considered to be a great storyteller, able to captivate the minds and the imaginations of all who might hear her words. Whether this is a natural skill she has developed on her own, or whether it is influenced by some measure of her supernal physiology remains to be seen — but it is probably fair to say that the Dreaming would be a much different place were it not for her influence. Those dreams where you suddenly realize you're naked? I bet those were based on Eve's own sudden modesty after eating the forbidden fruit and feeling underdressed.

### Weaknesses

* **Enochian Laws:** Due to her supernal makeup, Eve is a subject to ancient laws.
* **Maternal Instincts:** Eve cannot help but seek out others to "adopt" to make into her "children". She will continue to care for these "children" as being around them fills her with a sense of elation and joy. Her current children are her ravens, but she also has a permanent anchor in her actual children: Cain and Abel.
* **Vulnerability - Anti-Supernal Energy:** Eve is a being of supernal energy and thus magic which affects such energy can affect her.
* **Vulnerability - Eldritch and Infernal Energy:** Eldritch and infernal energy can counteract supernal energy thus Eve can be negatively effected by such energy.

### Analytics

* **Physicality:** 3 — Trained / Exceptional
* **Occult:** 6 — World-Class / Superb
* **Weaponry:** 2 — Basic / Typical
* **Expertise:** 6 — World-Class / Superb
* **Range:** 3 — Trained / Exceptional
* **Strategy:** 2 — Basic / Typical
	+ **TOTAL:** 64
	+ **RANKING:** Moderate Threat

## Trivia and Notes

### Trivia

* Sachiel escorted her and Adam from the Garden under threat of his flaming sword.
* Tired of living among humans, Adam and Eve retired to a rural environment more reminiscent of the Garden where they had once lived.
* She used to have interest with a raven without a story, finding him to be a rather interesting conversationalist and a good listener. Though he had no personal stories of his own to share of his life before, he was always happy to listen to Eve's. For a while, he would exchange messages between Eve and her husband Adam. Often accompanied by another raven. One day, the two ravens had difficulty finding Adam. Following a lead, they came to search for him among the Norse people. While they were snooping about, the god Odin snatched up the two ravens and locked them in a cage — sensing they were more than mere birds.
* She's a hugger.
* She chooses to live in the Dreaming because there she feels normal.

### Notes

* Eve living in the Dreaming is a nod to *The Dreaming, Vol. 2 #1*.
* Chavah is the Hebrew name for Eve, Hawwa is Arabic.
* Her appearance is based on the actress Inbar Lavi, who portrayed her in the *Lucifer* TV Series.
* Her title, "Mother of All" is taken from the *Supernatural* TV series. The Mother of All, a.k.a. The Mother of All Monsters, is named Eve. Likewise, this Eve is the mother of Cain and Abel, the ancestors of all vampires and therianthropes.

## Links and References

* Appearances of Eve

1. ↑ Network Files: Eve
2. ↑ RepCap: Sachiel
3. ↑ Network Files: Geon
4. ↑ VOX Box: Fall From Grace 12