Sylverion

As seen by the Wives of Adham

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**Sylverion** is the carved spirit of Lucifael and remains flightless in the Gardens of Eden in the Eighth Dome for eternity.

## Overview

As the Spirit of Lucifael, he was the hope that lifted the casted archangel Lucifael from the despair of permanent discontentment with inspiration.

This is what Raphael saw in his casted brother when he returned and this is what he reasoned with his brethren to keep a part of him with them without causing a disturbance to The One God. He reasoned that they were the One God together and that despite his castation, they still needed him as their foundation. He also reasoned that the One God himself cannot be fully trusted if it meant their annihilation.

Balance and its bliss only mattered if they were part of it. Also, after the war, they felt as though a part of them was missing and they reasoned that that part might be their fallen brother, Lucifael.

## Appearance

He was covered in caramel fur from the waist down, his antlers were of black wooden bone material. His skin was brown like an oak tree. His eyes were big, his ear drooped and his beard was long. His entire appearance was elongated.

He remained imprisoned in the Gardens of the Eighth Dome, watched by Jyrael, Japhiel and his guards. He wanders alone, entertaining himself by creating musical instruments to replicate his angelic voice.

## History

### The Aftermath of the War

Lucifael was cut into pieces and was held by Jyrael. The Archangels debated on what to do with him, whether to cast him or let him return. Michael thought to cast him completely. Gabriel reasoned to let him return, it was clear to him that the Cosmos needed the Void of the One God as the foundation for balance. Uriel reasoned that they should keep the essentials then. Raphael reasoned to keep his Heart for it was his spirit was the only thing left that was in line with them for it held the hope for bliss. It was the hope for the bliss that pushed Lucifael to fall from grace, it was the hope for the bliss that led him to plead for their assistance and it was the hope for the bliss that drove him to war.

They kept Lucifael's Heart at the centre of the Gardens of Eden. It began forming its own flesh, and from the flesh formed a soul, and from the soul came its mind and with its mind, its void. Fully formed, the only thing Sylverion held through the memory of his heart was the Broken Song. A song that filled the heart of Lucifael with woe, filled it with the promise of despair. Powerless and flightless, despair clouded his heart, the song possessing his spirit. He sang the broken song which transformed the Gardens of Eden into a wild forest. With the bamboo in the forest, he made musical instruments to sing his song in the way he remembered it with his original voice and he created a panpipe flute. And with it, the broken song haunted the forest.

The archangels were not worried for the mere presence of Sylverion in the Cosmos allowed it to stabilise.

### Seduction of Lilith

Sylverion finds Lilith cursing as she wanders the forest. He follows her, watching her from a distance, taken aback by her beauty. She falls asleep at the base of the tree. Slowly, he crept closer, a flame sparked within him as he observed her sleep. Curious about the flame, he crept even closer until she woke.

As they conversed, the flame within him only grew. It was only when she spoke of love that he understood what the flame was. As Sylverion heard her idea of love, he listened intently, understanding that 'love' was The One God's newest creation and that it was his latest attempt at balance. From what he heard, this flame was a breaker of balance, but it also began beating his dead heart.

He seduces her as she had seduced him and put in her the Nephilim. She disappears from him, never to be seen again. Once again, he was alone.

### Seduction of Sophia

Sylverion was approached by Sophia in the garden of the forest inspired by Eve. The clearing

### Seduction of Eve

Sylverion finds Eve weeping on the bank of a small lake pool of water. She rests at the pool, cleaning the mud and dirt from her feet, body and hair.

## Personality

Melancholic, silent and without ambition. After witnessing the truth of The One God, all hope for eternal bliss for all creation was extinguished and was replaced by the rot of despair. He wandered the Gardens of Eden, playing his panpipe the broken song from his memory although it lacked any powers of actualisation.

His slowed versions of the broken song permeated the Gardens of Eden, creating a place of dwelling, the Forest of Sylverion. The Elomites that came to inhabit the Gardens of Eden kept well away from the Forest except for three women: Lilith, Eve and Sophia. Lilith was drawn to the darkness of the forest, the contradicting tones in his music. Eve was drawn by the beauty of sadness in his song and the mystery of the forest. Sophia was drawn to the effect the forest had on the Elomites and Lesser Angels, the song itself was only a deterrent she ignored.

## General

### Personify

The Light within the Dark, the Dark within the Light

### Offspring

Nephilim, Malakin, Fae Pygmy Twins, Draconian Pygmy Twins

## Temperament

### Openess to Experience

5

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> Words to Lilith
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> -Antherion

> Words to Eve
>
> -Antherion

> Words to Sophia
>
> -Antherion

**Sylverion** is the carved spirit of Lucifael and remains flightless in the Gardens of Eden in the Eighth Dome for eternity.

## Overview

As the Spirit of Lucifael, he was the hope that lifted the casted archangel Lucifael from the despair of permanent discontentment with inspiration.

This is what Raphael saw in his casted brother when he returned and this is what he reasoned with his brethren to keep a part of him with them without causing a disturbance to The One God. He reasoned that they were the One God together and that despite his castation, they still needed him as their foundation. He also reasoned that the One God himself cannot be fully trusted if it meant their annihilation.

Balance and its bliss only mattered if they were part of it. Also, after the war, they felt as though a part of them was missing and they reasoned that that part might be their fallen brother, Lucifael.

## Appearance

He was covered in caramel fur from the waist down, his antlers were of black wooden bone material. His skin was brown like an oak tree. His eyes were big, his ear drooped and his beard was long. His entire appearance was elongated.

He remained imprisoned in the Gardens of the Eighth Dome, watched by Jyrael, Japhiel and his guards. He wanders alone, entertaining himself by creating musical instruments to replicate his angelic voice.

## History

### The Aftermath of the War

Lucifael was cut into pieces and was held by Jyrael. The Archangels debated on what to do with him, whether to cast him or let him return. Michael thought to cast him completely. Gabriel reasoned to let him return, it was clear to him that the Cosmos needed the Void of the One God as the foundation for balance. Uriel reasoned that they should keep the essentials then. Raphael reasoned to keep his Heart for it was his spirit was the only thing left that was in line with them for it held the hope for bliss. It was the hope for the bliss that pushed Lucifael to fall from grace, it was the hope for the bliss that led him to plead for their assistance and it was the hope for the bliss that drove him to war.

They kept Lucifael's Heart at the centre of the Gardens of Eden. It began forming its own flesh, and from the flesh formed a soul, and from the soul came its mind and with its mind, its void. Fully formed, the only thing Sylverion held through the memory of his heart was the Broken Song. A song that filled the heart of Lucifael with woe, filled it with the promise of despair. Powerless and flightless, despair clouded his heart, the song possessing his spirit. He sang the broken song which transformed the Gardens of Eden into a wild forest. With the bamboo in the forest, he made musical instruments to sing his song in the way he remembered it with his original voice and he created a panpipe flute. And with it, the broken song haunted the forest.

The archangels were not worried for the mere presence of Sylverion in the Cosmos allowed it to stabilise.

### Seduction of Lilith

Sylverion finds Lilith cursing as she wanders the forest. He follows her, watching her from a distance, taken aback by her beauty. She falls asleep at the base of the tree. Slowly, he crept closer, a flame sparked within him as he observed her sleep. Curious about the flame, he crept even closer until she woke.

As they conversed, the flame within him only grew. It was only when she spoke of love that he understood what the flame was. As Sylverion heard her idea of love, he listened intently, understanding that 'love' was The One God's newest creation and that it was his latest attempt at balance. From what he heard, this flame was a breaker of balance, but it also began beating his dead heart.

He seduces her as she had seduced him and put in her the Nephilim. She disappears from him, never to be seen again. Once again, he was alone.

### Seduction of Sophia

Sylverion was approached by Sophia in the garden of the forest inspired by Eve. The clearing

### Seduction of Eve

Sylverion finds Eve weeping on the bank of a small lake pool of water. She rests at the pool, cleaning the mud and dirt from her feet, body and hair.

## Personality

Melancholic, silent and without ambition. After witnessing the truth of The One God, all hope for eternal bliss for all creation was extinguished and was replaced by the rot of despair. He wandered the Gardens of Eden, playing his panpipe the broken song from his memory although it lacked any powers of actualisation.

His slowed versions of the broken song permeated the Gardens of Eden, creating a place of dwelling, the Forest of Sylverion. The Elomites that came to inhabit the Gardens of Eden kept well away from the Forest except for three women: Lilith, Eve and Sophia. Lilith was drawn to the darkness of the forest, the contradicting tones in his music. Eve was drawn by the beauty of sadness in his song and the mystery of the forest. Sophia was drawn to the effect the forest had on the Elomites and Lesser Angels, the song itself was only a deterrent she ignored.