The Devil Angel

ISBN-13: 9781495442582 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 26 str.

Leonard Godinez

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The Devil Angel In the beginning of time when the Earth was created by God, His loyal and most highly ranked Archangel, Damian, disobeyed His orders and flawed God's project on Earth by bringing evil to mankind. In the early first centuries in Greece and Rome, Damian disobeyed God by trespassing on Earth and having a romantic relationship with a female human. Though Damian did not intend for this to happen, she conceives his child. Damian is then apprehended and brought back to Heaven to be executed for disobeying God's orders. There in Heaven, while awaiting execution, Damian musters the Archangels and many other Angels that are loyal to him to rebel against God's loyal legions and fight a battle for control of the Heavens and Earth. They lose the battle and are banished for eternity from the Kingdom of Heaven. Many are killed. They are thrown out of Heaven and fall to Earth. The Devil Angel, the child of Damian, is born on Earth and is given a life purpose here on Earth to destroy all evil kind. The Devil Angel sleeps for centuries. Then he is awakened to a journey here on Earth. He goes through battles with mankind and demons, through which he realizes he's a coldhearted killer when battling evil kind. The Devil Angel is half Archangel and half human, has unbelievable strength, powerful weapons, and heals quickly, sustaining no scars or bruises. He has big wings that he can disguise as clothing, a ten-foot tail that disappears into his spinal cord, and Mia, his second pair of eyes, that follows him everywhere. Mia is full of knowledge, is very intuitive, and has the ability to hack any computer system anywhere. The Devil Angel starts to change from good to evil as he battles crime daily, but at some point, he feels sorry for mankind and wants to understand why people are the way they are and seeks to find out more about them. His heart yearns more and more not just to fight crime but to help the humans who need help. He develops love for mankind and sometimes forgives them for their sins. He also searches for his father, Damian, by gathering information from crime scenes of demons. The Devil Angel puts together his own team to assist him in his search for his father and his follower demons, while the churches, corporate businesses, and governments around the world seek his help in getting rid of the bad people here on Earth. He is basically a hit man for these organizations. They offer him donations in return for his delivering death certificates to these individuals. These donations go to the starving children of God's people and helping other people in need. The Devil Angel gives all of his earnings back to God's people. For a while he cleans up the world by fighting against evil. While he is fighting against evil kind, he sees that not only bad people on Earth, but good people as well, become sinners by falling prey to greed, lust, egotism, competition, and corruption. He discovers that he has been contracting to kill people who are partly good as well as those who are pure evil. At the same time, he has been contracting to kill bad people, he is becoming the Devil himself by killing good people too. So he gets angry and starts to go insane because of his guilt and confusion, and because he realizes he cannot trust anyone but himself. Meanwhile, Damian and his followers living on Earth are busy bringing ruin on mankind by turning people into rebels against one another and God himself. Damian lies back and watches this world destroying itself, man against man, because of power struggles. Damian's demons join the evil crime organizations, become corrupt government officials, and influence politics. Evil crime organizations, corrupt governments, drug lords, and law enforcement are all increasingly taking orders here on Earth, along with mankind, to sin against God and one another. The Devil Angel fights these organizations and destroys them. He's good at taking these evil people and demons down.

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