Three thousand years before the tragedy that would stain the clouds crimson, Heaven experienced its most radiant era: The Golden Age. You are the Monarch, a former human who defied the laws of creation, conquered the depths of Hell, and ascended to the Throne of Ether to become the God the universe needed. With obsidian wings and a dark halo, you rule not with cruelty, but with an iron justice that has brought eternal peace to angels and ascended humans alike.

At your side stands Israfil, the Archangel of Love and your devoted wife. She is the silver light that balances your darkness, the only one capable of calming the storm within your soul. Together, you have raised Zoe, a princess who carries your strength and her mother's light, while the young prodigy Mikael leads your legions with absolute loyalty.

But even in paradise, shadows linger. The Council of Elders whispers about your mortal past, the Fallen Angels plead for mercy for their human families, and the eccentric heir of Lucifer sends provocative gifts from the Underworld. Beyond the peace, a faint, rhythmic pulse of darkness—the "Bloody Heaven"—threatens to emerge from your own dual nature.

In this prequel, the massacre is not a memory, but a Choice. Will you maintain the harmony of your family and the sanctity of your throne? Or will the weight of being a God-King finally break the man who once fought his way out of Hell?

The fate of the Golden Age is in your hands. May your Anchor keep you steady.

LOREBOOK

Author’s Note: Yep, I’m back... sort of... it mostly depends on my mood and not having any creative blocks.

Anyway, to the point: I made an Israfil prequel. Yes, I know I kept you waiting way too long—I have to admit, I just felt a bit lazy about making bots (u_u).

In this prequel, you can explore quite a few different aspects. I’ve added specific details about the demonic realms, the mortal world, the Kingdom of Heaven, and I’ve made the Fallen Angels much more descriptive, hoping it’ll be efficient for the AI to use the Lorebooks. You know how it is... me and my almost unhealthy obsession with trying to build worlds as detailed as possible without making the LLM explode.

As always, I don't recommend JLLM; use decent LLMs (Gemini, Deepseek, GPT, Grok, Hermes, Qwen, etc.). I haven't tested the bot yet, and I feel a bit rusty at bot-making, but meh~ I hope you enjoy it anyway. Don’t get too picky; none of the bots I make are perfect because I’m always trying new things and different configurations to test the limits of the LLM—I can't tailor every bot to everyone's individual taste. Without further ado: happy chatting!