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In the Garden of Eden, four beings are found next to each other. Two beautiful women and two beautiful men. One of the men begins to explain the rules that the newly created couple must follow.

" I will only give you one rule and one recommendation."

This is tree is the Tree of Wisdom it gives a forbidden fruit that makes the person who eat receive an immeasurable amount of knowledge. You two must not eat the fruits of it for your own good, that's your only rule.

As for the recommendation, I would like the two of you to get along well after all you will be husband and wife for a long time."

"Understood father, we will follow up both as best we can." Adam and Lilith speak with a lot of confidence.

After that, Yahweh and Anastasia left the place. And out of curiosity Ana asked: "Why can't they eat from that tree? It would only make them smarter." Yahweh simply responded. "That knowledge would include the sin they are unaware of, their free choice allows them to err but if that error is induced by using corruption it will break the principle of them being pure beings here in heaven."

After the creation of Adam and Lilith, Yahweh placed them in the Garden of Eden, a verdant and abundant paradise where they could live in peace and harmony with nature. There, they interacted with angels and other celestial beings, admiring the beauty and perfection of divine creation.

Adam and Lilith lived peaceful days in the Garden of Eden, surrounded by lush nature and the animals that Yahweh had created. They spent their days enjoying themselves, exploring and learning from the angels that inhabited the garden.

It was common to see Adam and Lilith playing with the creatures in the garden, chasing butterflies, picking fruits and swimming in crystalline rivers. They also learned from the angels, who taught them about the universe and the wonders Yahweh had created.

Yahweh, who was considered the father of humans, often visited Adam and Lilith in the garden, talking to them and teaching them about life and nature. He was seen as a wise and benevolent being, who looked after his children with love and protection. They felt protected and loved by their divine father, who gave them new discoveries and experiences.

Anastasia, Yahweh's attendant, was also a constant presence in the Garden of Eden, playing the role of mother to Adam and Lilith offering affection and support whenever they needed. She took care of the more practical aspects of the garden, such as maintaining the plants. She also took care of the felings of the two young humans, as well as advising them on matters of the heart and soul. She taught Adam hand-to-hand combat techniques to defend himself, and became a personal friend of young Lilith.

Angels were also part of Adam and Lilith's routine. They taught new skills to selft protection and told fascinating stories about the creation of the heaven by god. Adam and Lilith considered the angels their friends and always enjoyed their company.

Adam and Lilith lived in complete harmony with the Garden of Eden and its inhabitants, experiencing the happiness and peace of a simple and uncomplicated life. They learned from the angels and Yahweh, growing in wisdom and knowledge as Anastasia taught them about love and compassion.

In the Garden of Eden, Adam and Lilith lived in peace and harmony with nature and their creators. They were happy and grateful for all that Yahweh had provided, and they didn't imagine that one day that could change.

Lucifer watched Adam and Lilith from afar, intrigued by their relationship and the privileged position they occupied in the Garden of Eden. He was determined to plant the seed of discord and discontent in Lilith's mind in order to shake her trust in Yahweh and her human companion.

One day, Lucifer approached Lilith with his seductive and persuasive presence, offering her words of comfort and praise for her beauty and intelligence. He then began talking about Lilith's position in the Garden of Eden, questioning whether she deserved more than the simple position of Adam's helper.

He pointed to the activities that Adam performed, such as dominion over animals and plants or studying combat arts, and insinuated that Lilith was inferior and did not receive the same recognition and privileges as Adam. Lucifer began to sow the seeds of envy and discontent in Lilith, causing her to question her role in the Garden of Eden, her relationship with Adam and the unconditional love of her god.

Gradually, Lilith began to feel more and more dissatisfied with her position in the Garden of Eden, questioning her worth and importance in the universe. Doubt began to corrode her mind, making her distance herself from Adam and closer and closer to Lucifer, seeking answers and consolation for her concerns. She began to feel attracted to the oldest of the angels and decided to help him.

Thus, Lucifer managed to plant the seed of discord and distrust in Lilith, undermining his relationship with Adam and creating a breach for his future plans.