The Devil

## *Lucifer/Satan*

Satan

Lucifer

Lucifer Morningstar

Creator of Hell

Beelzebub

Mephistopheles

Abaddon

King of the Bottomless Pit

Old Nick

Demon

The Devil

Demon

Satan

Unnamed Woman (Former Mate, Mother of his son)

**The Devil**, (*שָׂטָן* **in Hebrew**), or famously known as **Lucifer** or **Satan** is a recurring character and an antagonist in Whitmore. He is an angel who was exiled from heaven and found residence in the depths of Hell as the ruler and founder. One of God's favourite angels now lives as The Devil, occasionally visiting earth to wreak havoc.

Long before the start of the original series, He is known as the fallen angel who rebelled against God, who nevertheless punished him by allowing him the power over the fallen world, Hell and a host of demons.

He also was involved with an unnamed woman, who later became his mate and the mother of his child, the antichrist.

The fallen angel periodically inhabits the earth, where he has met and is an acquaintance of Cade, Cain, Vasilisa, Hera, Phoenix, Zeus and Mason.

## Personality

Lucifer is described as a loyal, stern, stoic, intelligent, beautiful, wise and charismatic man. At some point, some of these characteristics changed and he became selfish, power-hungry, prideful, arrogant and wicked; the demand for power and control consuming his former personality. His rebellious actions caused God to punish him and exile him to purgatory (Hell). He became a corrupted individual, extremely violent, dangerous, sinister and evil.

## Trivia

* He owns his own private island, mentioned during a phone call.

## Appearance

Lucifers devil form is sinister and evil-looking, contrary to the human form he takes when he's on earth. His skin is a blood-red as the flames in Hell. He has an upside-down cross which is usually meant to represent satanic or possessed. It's the Cross of Saint Peter, an inverted Latin cross. Traditionally used as a Christian symbol (upturned), but is also used as an anti-Christian symbol which could represent his resentment for God. A symbol of the occult, satanism and even demonic interference. This is a sinister symbol. He has a scar that stretches across his face starting at his right eye and ending at his cheek. The reasoning for the scar is that he got struck by lightning as punishment from Zeus. He also has tattoos that are visible in his human form.

Judging by his appearance, he's a handsome young man with pomade-styled hair and completely white sclera. He's a tall man, standing at the height of 6'5; with a well-built, strong physique. His physical appearance is of around a 25-year-old despite being over 600,000 years old. His human appearance also appears the same, without the red skin. His human form has a pale complexion and cat-like eyes. A very strong bone structure with high cheek-bones and a carved jawline. He has black hair in his devil-form, yet a dyed blue in his human form. He later explains that his favourite colour is blue, with striking green eyes contrasting his dark blue hair. He has a "mysterious" and "sexy" gaze, he can be described as a seductive mysterious stranger, according to Vasilisa. Cain also refers to him as an arrogant and alluring dick because of the constant smirk plastered on his face.

The Devil's clothing style usually favours darker clothing, but rather formal; black blazer, red suit, red coats and boots or ankle boots underneath darkened jeans and black or trousers, he usually sticks to a red and black theme. On special events, such as dances, he also wears smart attire such as tuxedoes and dress shoes. In his human form, he rather favours to dress more simply, yet still styled. Dress-shirts, loosely buttoned. Black slacks, boots and gloves.

## Quotes

"Have you ever heard of the legend, the devil?"

"My reputation exceeds me, I actually thought I was worse."

## Name

Because of its nature, its name is a mystery, but some characters refer to this being in different ways:

* By Cain and Cade: The Devil, Lucifer
* Vasilisa: The Fallen Angel, Morningstar
* Mason, Hera: King, Beelzebub
* In the mythology: Lucifer, Satan, and Diabolus
* In mythology, Lucifer and Satan are considered the same evil being, however, this is not true. Lucifer was punished and sent to Hell. This suggests that the place existed, and that Satan is a way to call any kind of being (such as demons for example) who opposed authority.