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INDEPENDENT & SELECTIVE
LUCIFER MORNINGSTAR
BASED IN FOX's Lucifer

MULTIVERSE. MULTISHIP. CROSSOVER FRIENDLY.

canon divergent & heavily headcanon based

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WRITTEN BY ELLI
FEMALE. 19. CST.
est. MAY 13th 2016

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slightly under construction
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          WHY are you looking at me like that?

@themorninqstar ’d

shauriofabydos:

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                  Visiting. The word made her uneasier than perhaps it should. Nagada rarely received visitors. And those they did Well, the less shared about any of that, the better. At least – not until the multitude of questions in her mind were answered. But her people were nothing if not polite. A tight smile on her lips, she offered the other woman a nod of greeting. “Of course. I’m Sha’uri… I – can I ask where you’re visiting from?”

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she is uncomfortable. at least, samael THINKS she’s uncomfortable. she’s hardly an expert in reading people ( let alone humans ), but there is a tightness to the other woman’s smile. it doesn’t quite reach her eyes. the observation doesn’t BOTHER her per say, but she is perturbed.

          i am samael.  it seems only fair to share her name as well, though she keeps her other heavenly titles to herself.   i came from…FAR AWAY. 

VERY far. she doesn’t offer any more explanation either, though she does make a point of glancing up at the stars.

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          don’t be AFRAID. i’m not here to hurt you.

@magizcclogist bc i have no chill

scarrd-wings:

builtfcrsin:

               CAST OUT?

it was worse than she would have ever thought. he hadn’t meant fallen from power or fallen from favor ( with so many potential new siblings, losing her spot as the favorite was bound to happen eventually ). he’d meant fallen from grace. from HEAVEN.  

               and in this universe it had happened to her.

            oh…  samael’s voice softens to match castiel’s, the new knowledge wearing her shoulders down. at least she could take comfort in the fact that her older brother was well. or. as well as he could be. the second oldest banished. father nowhere to be found. how did he bear it?  how different, exactly? i…i know i’m…but everyone is happy, right?

     Speaking to her was an exquisite sort of pain; she reminds him of a long time ago, when he knew no such thing as grief.  Did not know what it felt like to be tortured by your own kin.  When he and Samandiriel would chase one another across the beautiful light of the cosmos, stopping to watch stars be born, bolting again and he remembers that he was happy then.

     Back when he still sang for God.

     Now, he only sings for Jimmy.

     “No,” he says, to her last question. “The Host, as a whole– I don’t think we’re happy.”  Castiel is careful with his words, choosing them with deliberation and patience, perhaps because she reminds him of that time, long lost. “Long ago – over six thousand years now – Lucifer acted upon his jealousy of Father’s love of humans and tried to convince Michael to rebel with him.  He had many who loved him and sympathized with him.  Father cast him from Heaven along with the others, and in his anger, Lucifer took a human soul – a child named Lilith – and tortured her until he made her into a monster, and Hell was born of his rage and her pain.  Father changed us from muses and singers to soldiers, and we spent the next four thousand years fighting an ever growing demon army.  Finally, Father made Yeshua, whose sacrifice ensured humans could only be condemned by their choice, instead of being tortured into it, and it also closed the Hell gates.  We stood down, the Host, for two thousand years until the Apocalypse began quite recently.”

     It was a lot to absorb, and Castiel pauses there to allow her to grasp it.

for as painful as it must be for him to recount the tale of the past few millennia, it is doubly so for her hearing it and envisioning all of the pain and wrath and destruction and FEAR. it hurt to imagine that that was what she had to look forward to in her own time — her own universe — when the humans were finally created.

six thousand years seems almost too short a time for their family to fall completely and utterly apart and bring about the end of everything. was that really all it took? how long did she have before those six thousand years would tear apart her world? two thousand? twenty?

there’s something about his story that trips her up, though. a name. LUCIFER. it’s not one she can readily place to any one of her brothers and it unnerves her. scares her, really. is he one of the newer ones that had yet to come as well, like castiel? would it really be one of her younger brothers that would ruin all that she had come to love out of spite for one of father’s more flawed ( but still, somehow, GOOD ) creations? did their father really have it in him to create such…such cruelty?

yes, a small part of her answers. yes he did. she’s seen it in glimpses of her study of humans — cruelty with an even greater capacity for love. where they created they also destroyed, and she’d find herself conflicted in her feelings of them.

          lucifer,  she finally starts, her curiosity too great to keep her from inquiring further. maybe if she knows she can prevent this before it ever happens.  i-i don’t…i don’t recognize the name. when was his creation? who came before him?

lveifer:

He’d been destroyed in all the ways a creature could possibly be destroyed, but healed? Never. He was nothing but scar tissue. He couldn’t heal. But he’d never been quite as torn apart than he was in that moment, two halves freshly sliced apart… and just as quickly, mending over the jagged cut. This was wholeness corrupted, unadulerating damnation. I am who you become, and I never wanted this. Flee home, love, find your family, and never chose a truth you will always be denied.

                      They should be one. They needed to be one.

Caught in his storm of thoughts, the unexpected contradiction came as clear as sunlight breaking through the clouds. /And he said unto them, I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven./ He’d never thought much of his own fall, but when he did, he assumed the appearance of it was nothing pretty. Bright and terrible and… and… Not this. Not the trickling thoughts that ebbed through the cracks of his broken mind. Almost sweet, really. An innocence of the first desire, the way heat spreaded, thoughts of want like simply stay, heal what has been lost, tighterlongercloser, never return.

Oh. Oh. It wasn’t a matter of falling. It was a matter of never rising once you landed on your feet. He wanted to scare her away from the bruises, but she was gliding down with grace and control. There wouldn’t be a hole to dig herself out of once she impacted.

Was it the same? Would it be a crime if he treated it as something different?

Before she even spoke, he knew. He knew there was something different about her him them. He was already falling to her, tighterlongercloser, acquiesing to a request unrequested. Sailing his ship towards her siren song. 

                      This shouldn’t have been possible.

What about this was meant to be possible? The past is meant to be untouchable, unmalleable, and yet here… here she is, brilliant and divine and- and- His hands moved, sliding from her shoulders to cup her face in between his palms.

“Samael,” he said, and he couldn’t help the shiver that ran down his spine. Saying the name loud was like stroking a candle’s flame; the feeling of danger, yet accompanied by an inexplicable calm. The soothing deep breaths a beast like him liked to take before a hurricane. Could he be blamed for repeating it, praying in a way he had never bothered with before? Could he be blamed for letting his shadows shrivel under her relentless power, her undying will? “Samael, I… Samael, what did you do?

               I am who you become, and I never wanted this. Flee home, love, find your family, and never choose a truth you will always be denied.

his thoughts still filtered in after her realization — never stopping, never slowing — and samael marveled at the insight they gave her, filing each away in its own cabinet for later, more detailed observation. he was fascinating. so protective of her virtue that he seemed so convinced he was corrupting by his mere presence. did he not realize how…how pure his soul — his grace — was underneath the shadows that surrounded him? shadows that were only there because he pulled them toward himself thinking they BELONGED there or something.

she caught glimpses of more than just his self-loathing, of course. bits and pieces of his own analyzing of the situation. his shock at how differently she was falling compared to him ( and was it really falling when she was still going to land on her feet, fully capable of rising back up to where she THEY belonged? ).

no matter how he tried to spin it in his mind, there wasn’t anything about this ( desire, he’d called it? ) that felt WRONG. if anything, it just felt RIGHT. they were one and the same, despite their different life experiences — his fall from grace that had yet to happen to her yet if it ever even would. didn’t it make sense to try and consummate that physically as well? tighterlongercloser was the mantra in her head, and she could feel it filling his as well through their…whatever this was.

            i don’t know.  her THEIR name on his lips ( soft, like a prayer) made her shiver, and she leaned in to ghost another kiss against his lips before continuing.   i was trying to help, but healing was always raphael’s niche. the light it…it wasn’t enough to heal the scars so i added in my…our…grace. like a…a graft, i think it’s called? it was just supposed to speed things along, i don’t…i don’t know why…

shauriofabydos:

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                     “… Everywhere?” she repeated, following the stranger’s gaze out towards the vast desert. “Not exactly – but it might as well be… It stretches for weeks in any direction…” Her brow furrowed. “You aren’t from here.” It wasn’t a question.

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            WEEKS?  she glanced over to the other woman briefly before looking out again. the sand stretched out for miles from where they stood, not a single pond or lake in her immediate line of sight. how did they manage?   no, i’m…visiting.

chuckxalmighty:

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He had been walking in the middle of a grocery store, to buy himself some things that he would need. He didn’t really required to eat or drink but he liked the taste of all of it so when he could he would get inside a grocery store to buy as much food as he could. Being God, he never had any problem with the money.

He was in the middle of picking up a bag of doritos when he sensed that he wasn’t alone in this aisle and that the person wasn’t human. He put the bag in his basket before he turned to look at the woman in front of him. No need to ask who she was. The grace was different, but it was the same as his son’s.

“Hello,” he said, narrowing his eyes. She wasn’t supposed to be there was she? He flashed his light through his eyes to show her who he was before they turned blue again.

“Care to explain what you are doing here?”

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she watched as he dropped the doritos in his cart curiously, head cocked and eyebrows furrowed at the brightly colored bag. what was with the fascination with these…these THINGS? samael had seen them before in the clutches of many humans, but the appeal was beyond her. it was JUNK.

her attention was drawn back to him when he eventually replied, and her eyes widened as his flashed with heavenly light. there went her one stroke of luck. no amount of cloaking could have helped with THIS — a face to face confrontation — and it took all of her willpower to keep her wings from trembling beneath their glamour.

               how was she going to explain her way out of this one?

           father  samael’s voice cracked this time. oh, she was in so much trouble.   i wasn’t…i mean…i didn’t…i only wanted to KNOW.

scarrd-wings:

     Oh.

     She isn’t–

     “Cast out by Father,” Castiel explains, his tone instantly shifting to something more gentle and soft, when he realizes just how far out of time that she is.  He can’t strictly guess, the different creations made that impossible, but he could gather it is a time when angels still don’t have any concept of war or of sorrow.  It makes him wish that he could prevent her ever finding out.

     “He is.  He is not Michael as you know him, though; he is Heaven’s general and holds the throne.  Father is– not there.  Everything is very different, from when you come from.”

               CAST OUT?

it was worse than she would have ever thought. he hadn’t meant fallen from power or fallen from favor ( with so many potential new siblings, losing her spot as the favorite was bound to happen eventually ). he’d meant fallen from grace. from HEAVEN.  

               and in this universe it had happened to her.

            oh…  samael’s voice softens to match castiel’s, the new knowledge wearing her shoulders down. at least she could take comfort in the fact that her older brother was well. or. as well as he could be. the second oldest banished. father nowhere to be found. how did he bear it?  how different, exactly? i…i know i’m…but everyone is happy, right?

scarrd-wings:

     Castiel’s eyebrows go up and then draw together and he looks at her more closely there.  Samael, in this timeline, is one of the fallen (though not Lucifer himself) and Castiel spent much of the first half of the First War tracking down and killing the fallen, though he had never succeeded in killing that particular one.  But if she isn’t of this Creation, she might be innocent; perhaps she is from some world where there was no Fall.

      “Samael, in this timeline, is fallen,” he says after a moment, though it’s just imparting information and not harsh in the least. “You should be careful speaking to any other angel you might encounter.  Ah– you probably should not tell them you’ve met me, as well.”

            fallen?  her head cocks, eyebrows drawing in from confusion as she tries to process the term and all its implications. fallen how? fallen from what? he said it so solemnly that it couldn’t be a good thing, and that train of thought made her wary. 

               if falling was such a bad thing, why would she have done it? what could have possibly happened?

            there are still so few of us in my time, forgive me. everything is still so…so new.   she’s jumped around so much that it was starting to become difficult to remember exactly what age they were in ( dinosaur or ice? ), but the humans that littered the planet now did not exist yet. samael had yet to decide whether that was a good or bad thing.   i’m not sure i’d know what to do with myself if i met any of the others. i’m older than most, but then…i’m not. is michael well?

scarrd-wings:

     “Tell– who?” Castiel asked back, confused even further as he looked at the strange angel in front of him, so incredibly different from anything he’d ever seen before.  Did she mean God?  Michael?  “Ah– I can’t tell anyone anything.  I’m not supposed to be here, either.”

     At least it was less likely to cause difficulties, if they were both trying to stay hidden.  If not, Castiel would have to flee; he couldn’t afford to be caught here, out of his own time. “My name is Castiel,” he finally said, taking a chance on her that he might not have had she looked more certain and less lost.  “I traveled backwards in the timestream to try to help my friends, but I don’t have the power to return yet.”

     Though he did have hopes he’d figure something else.  While he and Jimmy could wait it out, the temptation to change things would be nigh on unbearable.

            castiel?  the name is foreign and familiar on her tongue, and it takes her a moment to figure out why. cassiel. of course. funny how just one letter could change so much and so little at the same time. how far in the future was the birth ( or creation, rather ) of this brother? or would he not exist in her universe?

               for some reason, that thought made her heart constrict painfully.

perhaps it’s the shared camaraderie of their situation — both of them stuck in a time where they don’t belong. samael wonders, for a moment, if it was his own trip that pulled her here instead of her intended destination but drops that train of thought quickly. why place blame when the result was happy enough? she had a new brother to meet. as long as she could return to her own universe, what was the harm really?

            i’m samael.