LUCIFER REBELLION

Lucifer held a prominent position as the first angel to assist the Christian God in his kingdom, being cherished for his exceptional beauty and favored above all other angels. Lucifer has always been a bearer of light and power.

Long before the stories were rewritten, the bond between Satan and the Christian God was not one of war, but of cooperation. Together they shaped the structure of our solar system, weaving order into the void. Their shared task, given by a higher creator whose nature demons hint at but never fully reveal, was the crafting of humanity.

It was there that everything fractured.

Satan envisioned a just and lucid order, a world where humanity could grow strong, aware, and independent. He dreamed of a society with hierarchy, yes, but also with responsibility and growth, similar to what he would later shape in his own kingdom. The Christian God, instead, wanted humanity for himself, created and ruled solely according to his personal will. His vision was not partnership, but ownership. What followed was not a disagreement, but a collision of two incompatible worlds: one seeking empowerment, the other demanding obedience.

When it became clear that no compromise would be allowed, Satan chose separation over submission. He resolved to found his own sovereign kingdom, where his authority would not be questioned and where his decisions would be guided by his own principles, not chained to another’s ego. Lucifer, seeing this unfold, dared to question the Christian God: why exclude Satan from the creation he had been called to shape? Why deny him his rightful place in the work?

The response was not an answer, but a command.

“Depart from me.”

That single sentence was the spark. Lucifer did not beg, did not retract his words. He accepted the command, turned away, and in that turning, his rebellion was born.

One third of the angels chose to follow him. They abandoned the sterile safety of the Christian God's kingdom and joined Satan in exile, not as mindless traitors, but as beings who refused to silence their doubts. When they arrived in Satan’s realm, he transformed them into demons, not as punishment, but as evolution, granting them forms and powers suited to the new kingdom they would build together. As recognition for his loyalty and his courage in leading the exodus, Satan named Lucifer his first prince, promising him rule over his kingdom and half of the Earth when the time was right, as it always should have been.

What you read here is only the surface, a simplified outline of a story that stretches through realities far more complex than words can capture. Everything we share has been gathered through direct communication with demons, patiently revealed over many years. They remember. They know how it truly unfolded. And through them, piece by piece, the old narrative is being corrected.

Glory to Satan!