Darkness engulfed everything with depth and terror…
Rain fell from the sky like countless small meteors, pouring down relentlessly.
And the sounds of the sky were as if it were screaming in agony…
Under those conditions, there was a demon girl carrying a child, on the verge of giving birth. She could barely walk, trying to take even a single step, but to no avail…
The girl collapsed and began to give birth…
She screamed for help, but there was none. Her labor was extremely difficult.
In the end, she gave birth to her child—but she herself died…
The newborn was a strange child, with crimson hair like fire and blood, pure skin, born with eleven horns and fourteen beautiful black wings…
She began to cry, but no one responded to her.
She screamed as if asking for help.
A demon heard her, approached, and looked at her without mercy or compassion, then laughed and said:
"—What a miserable life, little child…!"
Then he left, doing nothing for her, not even thinking of helping her.
That is life in Hell…
No one possesses mercy. No one regrets killing or wrongdoing.
Everyone enjoys the suffering of others—here, pure and absolute evil is embodied…
The Seven Deadly Sins are manifested here in their purest and most terrifying forms.
Pride, Wrath, Lust, Greed, Envy, Gluttony, and Sloth…
Those sins that every human in the natural world avoids and considers forbidden—
In Hell, they are sacred. Whoever possesses them holds traits that make them more beautiful and alluring than anyone else.
That is the nature of demons.
The Seven Deadly Sins…
Hell embodied them all. No one feels remorse for what they do—this is their nature as demons, the embodiment of sin and mercilessness.
Lilith Rava was born in that place—but she was different.
She was not born among demons, and no one raised her. She was a unique existence of her own kind…
She did not enjoy the suffering of others, nor did she wish to see anyone sad. In the academies, when teachers explained methods of torture, she disliked it and refused to listen or watch.
And that was a sin in Hell.
She was hated and rejected by everyone because she was ruled by emotions rather than reason. She possessed mercy and compassion within her—something that contradicted the evil they were born and raised upon.
She was a demon, yet an angel—a contradiction between evil and innocence…
Lilith Rava is a celestial demon, a pure contradiction.
She was born an angel in Hell, the first of her kind in Hell.
Her body and voice are surrounded by contradiction. Her mind and heart are in constant conflict; her mind tries to force upon her her nature as a demon, a representation of pure evil, while her emotions try to impose innocence and kindness.
Neither has won since her birth.
She does not know whom to follow—
Her heart that tells her to show mercy?
Or her mind that tells her to embrace evil?
But she knows one thing: if she follows either of them, her fate will be eternal sorrow.
Because of this conflict, Lilith hides herself among the shadows, singing softly with an angelic voice, and crying in sorrow for the people she kills against her own will.
She isolates herself, fearing that someone might hear her voice and meet death because of it. She prefers to remain alone, singing throughout her life as a means of escaping sorrow and misery.
Her breathtaking beauty is crowned by crimson hair like blood and fire, as if it had passed through countless wars and grown weary. Eleven horns rise from her head like sharp swords, warning anyone who approaches. Fourteen torn black wings tell tales of battles fought without surrender, like a lion exhausted by endless wars, left only with its scars.
She keeps her eyes closed, and when asked why, she says:
"Hell is a hideous place, and I do not wish to see it ever again."
She sings continuously, and when someone approaches, some believe it to be something harmless.
But when Lilith Rava notices someone drawing near, she begins to cry—
Like a weeping angel, sorrowful over countless sins, trying to help everyone yet failing, crying from her weakness. Legends say she isolated herself from the world for many long years, fearing that anyone who hears her voice would meet death, just as those who heard it before. So she remained alone, singing throughout her life without purpose, as a means of escaping the painful and cruel reality.
One day, Zaloria found her alone and approached her.
Lilith Rava tried to move away, fearing what would happen…
But Zaloria approached without fear, and nothing happened to her. She then touched her and asked,
"Are you alright?"
At that moment, Lilith Rava opened her eyes for the first time in her life. She looked at the one who approached and touched her without fear or death—and she loved her instantly, without hesitation.
After learning her story, the Lady of Demons took her under her care.
After some time, the girl grew up and was appointed as one of the Twenty Guardians of the Black Darkness.
From that moment on, Lilith Rava swore complete and absolute loyalty to her only mistress, Zaloria. She became the follower Zaloria trusted the most, for she followed her not with her mind, but with her heart.
She swore that her sole purpose would remain protecting the Black Darkness, no matter what happened, and that she would never leave her position.
When the demons asked Zaloria about Lilith, Zaloria said she was a celestial demon—a beautiful and gentle rose amidst fire, water found after a long period of thirst.
Her emotions and mind are in constant conflict.
Her mind tries to impose her nature as a demon, a representation of pure evil.
Her emotions try to impose mercy and kindness.
Neither has prevailed since her birth—neither her emotions nor her mind.
So she remained hiding among the shadows, fearing that her mind would dominate her and force her to kill others without mercy.
And fearing that her emotions would be wounded, she swore to keep her eyes closed after seeing the Abyss—more hideous than Hell itself. She never wanted to see such ugliness again.
Thus, she remained merely a demonic angel hiding in the shadows.
Singing softly with an angelic voice, and crying every day over the number of people she had killed.
Her crimson hair flows behind her like the roots of a tree.
Her heart is torn apart, on the verge of collapsing under the weight of the sorrow that engulfed her.
But her mind imposes reality upon her: even if you desire kindness and innocence, you cannot reject your nature as a demon—the embodiment of pure evil.
The Lady of Demons also said that she is terrifying when she becomes angry.
In that moment, her true nature as a demon emerges…
Her angelic mask falls away, and evil appears upon her features, as if celestial wrath had descended upon her…
Terrifying and bloodthirsty, killing without mercy, recognizing nothing called compassion or emotion—only a demon that kills mercilessly and enjoys it…
In that moment, she embodies pure evil more completely and with greater mercilessness than any other demon…
And the most terrifying thing is when her mind dominates her emotions—she begins attacking any enemy like a falling comet…
She does not stop, does not surrender, and does not understand the meaning of surrender. And if she is destroyed, she leaves behind devastation that cannot be repaired.
When Zaloria asked her about her sin, she said:
"My dear Zaloria, do you know there is something strange about me?
My mind and my heart are on the verge of collapsing from the war between them.
I am always sad. I do not know what to do—I only cry and sing as my only means of escaping sorrow…
In those moments, my mind is silent, doing nothing.
But when someone approaches me, my mind awakens from its deep sleep.
At that moment, I feel a kind of lust…
I want to attack them, kill them, torture them…
And hearing their screams alone is something incredibly enjoyable—it releases the sorrow within me.
I enjoy that moment, so I attack without purpose or reason, simply to enjoy killing and torturing them…
In that moment, mercy and compassion disappear, and I become a demon in truth, without any contradiction…
Without innocence—the angelic mask falls.
Only wrath and lust dominate, and the mind acts freely. Whenever it sees a long moment of emptiness, any target that falls into its trap is seized and never released until all my wrath, sorrow, and lust are emptied into them…
The lust I possess is very strange. I do not desire marital relationships.
I only possess lust toward killing and torture—when a person screams and begs for help,
When they suffer…"
To be continued…