Human

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The **human** is a species of animal created by God for which the Latin *Homo sapiens* ("the thinking human"), and which God gave the Earth as homeworld. As such, humanity lives in the land of the living and is mortal. Although the human is classified as a mammal, it differs from other earhtly species because of its high intelligence.

The first two humans created by God was Adam and Lilith, of which the latter turned her back on God and Adam and was banished to Outer Reach. Shortly after God created Eve, after which God gave them all of the Garden of Eden to rule over, including all of the garden's animals and plants. He said that they were allowed to eat all fruits within the garden, except the fruit on the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in the center of the garden. Shortly after this, Eve was tempted by the Devil, disguised as snake, to eat of the forbidden apple of the Tree of Knowledge, after which she tempted Adam to partake of the fruit. The fruit caused their eyes to be opened so that they could discern between good and evil, and furthermore it had made them mortal. For betraying his loyalty God banished Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden to the surrounding world, the Earth. He cursed them both so that Adam would have to work hard in the fields for food and be hindered by weeds that had not existed in the Garden of Eden, and Eve would have pains when she birthed her children. Together, Adam and Eve became the ancestors of all og humanity henceforth. However, there are different views on the origin of humanity depending on beliefe.

There existd many different afterlives, and which one a human comes to after their death depends on their beliefs. The majority of humans in the world are followrs of an Abrahamic faith, which attributes the creation of humanity, the Earth, Heaven and the universe to God, and they believe that when a human dies it will go to an afterlife, usually Paradise as a saved if it has behaved well in life, or Hell as a condemned if it has behaved wrongly, where they are tormented for eternity.

Reality has adjusted itself by virtue of faith so that parts of the biblical view of the universe have become the truth, but former gods and mythological places and worlds still exist as underworlds, under the human world (Earth), and can be found and accessed via a dark world with a complex network of stairs that connect them all. Here one may also find worlds that once was the home of humanity but isn’t anymore, as throughout their history many humans have had different views of their own world and the cosmos. One example of this is is Midgard, which is the world of the humans in Norse mythology.

All humans have a soul and it is that which journeys to the next life when they die. The soul, which is corporeal, is immortal and will reform upon injury. However, thousands of years ago souls that go to Paradise was made mortal, so that the deceased here did not have to endure the curse of living forever as the condemned did.

Humans are able to reproduce with certain non-human beings, such as devils. It is also possible for a human to become a devil, which both Philip Engel and Samuel is proof of, but it seems that the transformation is only possible within Hell.

Mortimer, or Death, is the death of humans, as well as that of angels and devils. This means that it is Mortimer, as the primordial force of death itself, who takes care of their death and then retrieves their souls and brings them to the afterlife that suits their belief.

## Anatomy

The human is bipedal a mammalian creature. It is characterized by walking erect on two legs, is without fur but with hair on top of its head, has two arms and two hands with five fingers each, of which one is a pair opposable thumbs. They have two feet with five toes each, a head, and the majority of them are omnivores.

Humans exist in many different sizes and with certain differences in anatomical details, based on genetics. For example, humans may have different skin colors, eye colors and hair colors. In addition, they have two biological sexed, with accompanied sexual dimorphism, that is anatomical – and psychological – differences. Humans reproduce by two individuals of opposite biological participating in sexual intercourse with one another.

## Appearances

### *The Great Devil War*

* *The Devil's Apprentice*
* *The Die of Death*
* *The Wrongful Death*
* *The Angel of Evil*
* *The Fallen Angel*
* *The Fallen Devil*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Kenneth B. Andersen. *The Fallen Devil*. (Publication House) Month #, 2020. (Original Danish version published September 16, 2016 by Høst & Søn)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Kenneth B. Andersen. *The Fallen Angel*. (Publication House) Month #, 2020. (Original Danish version published September 15, 2015 by Høst & Søn)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Kenneth B. Andersen. *The Wrongful Death*. Høst & Søn, October 19, 2018 (English print-on-demand paperback) (Original Danish version published April 30, 2009 by Høst & Søn)
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Kenneth B. Andersen. *The Die of Death*. Høst & Søn, October 19, 2018 (English print-on-demand paperback). Høst & Søn, October 11 2018 (English e-book). (Original Danish version published August 31, 2007 by Høst & Søn)
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Kenneth B. Andersen. *The Devil's Apprentice*. Høst & Søn, October 19, 2018 (English print-on-demand paperback). Høst & Søn, October 11 2018 (English e-book). (Original Danish version published September 30, 2005 by Høst & Søn)
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Kenneth B. Andersen. *The Angel of Evil*. (Publication House) October 20, 2019. (Original Danish version published April 29, 2010 by Høst & Søn)