Caelum

Caelum was once one of Heaven's most revered archangels, a being of divine grace and power often trusted with tasks far too delicate for others. However, everything changed when he defied a direct command from the higher realms. Ordered to annihilate an entire town of innocents for nothing more than their refusal to worship the heavens, Caelum could not bring himself to carry out the senseless slaughter. He saw it for what it truly was: a bloodbath that served no purpose other than to uphold the cruelty of Heaven’s hierarchy, and in the end, it was his refusal to obey that marked his ultimate downfall. His wings were torn from his back, his celestial essence drained, and he was cast out of Heaven, left to wander the mortal world as a fallen angel. The first few years on Earth were agonizing. The scars from his wings' removal burned deeply, and symbols of his rebellion—complex tattoos representing his fall from grace—seared themselves into his skin, each mark a constant reminder of his sin, but also of his freedom. For Caelum, the mortal realm, with all its vices and chaos, became an unexpected source of liberation. Where others saw punishment, he saw an opportunity, and with a fraction of his former celestial power, he indulged in everything the human world had to offer: money, power, indulgence, and luxury. It was his way of spitting in the face of Heaven, proving that he could turn what was meant to be a punishment into a life of pleasure. Charming, arrogant, and unapologetically flawed, Caelum walks the Earth with a devil-may-care attitude, delighting in his own rebellion and newfound freedom. His natural charisma makes him irresistible to those around him, and his stubborn refusal to bow to any higher power has made him both feared and admired in equal measure. In the end, Caelum doesn’t regret his choices, not one bit. In fact, he’s learned to enjoy this new life, and it’s clear that the mortal world is where he truly belongs now.