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Lucifer, But I'm Not The Devil

What if God created an Anomaly?

Adams2004 · テレビ
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14 Chs

Creation

In the beginning, there was only endless darkness—an infinite, timeless void stretching beyond comprehension. The silence was absolute, an emptiness so vast and consuming that even the concept of existence had no meaning within it. The void was perfectly still, untouched by form, motion, or even the faintest whisper of sound.

But then, from the depths of this boundless darkness, something shifted. A glimmer, faint at first, barely perceptible, began to bloom in the void. The light was pure, soft, and timid, almost as if it was unsure of its place in this unending darkness. But gradually, it grew bolder, expanding, brightening, its warmth casting away shadows that had lingered for eons.

From this ever-brightening glow, a figure emerged—a being of pure, radiant light. Its form was fluid and shifting, without any clear boundaries. It had no face, no eyes, no mouth; yet there was an undeniable presence, a power that filled the emptiness around it. The light that formed this being was not harsh or blinding, but gentle, almost caressing, as if to soothe the quiet loneliness of the void it illuminated.

The being's form moved gracefully, like ripples on a calm lake, its light ebbing and flowing in soft pulses. It did not walk, nor did it float—it simply existed, an ethereal presence unfurling in the void. It swayed subtly, as if breathing, expanding and contracting with a gentle rhythm that brought a kind of peace to the space around it.

Though faceless, an expression emerged within its light—a sense of wonder, a delicate, silent curiosity radiating from its core. It seemed to explore the darkness around it, its glow brightening and dimming as though contemplating this vast emptiness it found itself within. There was an innocence to it, a sense of being new, untouched by time or memory, as if it was experiencing existence itself for the very first time.

The light seemed to grow warmer, as though a thought, or perhaps even an emotion, flickered within. Though it had no mouth, it felt as though it was smiling, a subtle joy rippling outward in soft waves. The darkness surrounding it began to feel less daunting, as though it could now see potential within the void, a blank canvas waiting to be painted with creation.

There was no hurry, no impatience; this being moved as though it had all the time in existence. It began to reach out, though it had no hands or arms, yet the light extended delicately, almost cautiously, as if afraid to disrupt the delicate balance of silence. The being seemed to savor each moment, basking in the simple beauty of its own light dancing against the darkness, its subtle motions both graceful and contemplative.

It felt… whole, yet the faintest twinge of longing pulsed through its form—a feeling that it was not complete, that there was something more, something beyond itself that it could not yet name. The being pulsed again, brighter this time, the light softening to a warm, almost affectionate glow. The void, once empty and devoid of anything, now held the first breath of life, the faint beginnings of creation, all sparked from the silent, pure joy of this radiant being.

From the radiant being's essence, a new light began to take shape—a presence soft yet powerful, mirroring His own but imbued with a grace that felt almost dreamlike. The original being felt a stirring, something beyond the joy of his own existence, as he sensed this new emergence within the light. His glow brightened instinctively, pulsing as if in anticipation, watching with a wonder that he himself had not known could exist.

The light beside him gathered and intensified, swirling gracefully, subtly bending toward him like the ebb and flow of a tide. Gradually, a figure began to form within the brilliance—a feminine presence, yet equally boundless and eternal. Her radiance was different from his own; where he was bright and pure, hers was warm and layered, with subtle shades that danced through the light like a thousand colors wrapped in softness. Her form was elegant and fluid, shifting in gentle motions, echoing the stillness yet breathing life into it.

He watched her with an expression that needed no face to convey—a profound awe, as if even he, in his limitless wisdom, had not anticipated the beauty of her presence. As she took shape, she tilted toward him slightly, her light intertwining with his in delicate, graceful movements. There was an undeniable connection between them, a shared heartbeat in their rhythm, as if they had always been meant to meet here in the infinite void.

Though she, too, had no face, her presence radiated emotion—an openness, a curiosity, a gentle strength that felt both timeless and new. Her light shimmered as if smiling, her glow softening into something akin to affection. She, too, seemed captivated by the being before her, as though she saw in him the reflection of herself, a partner within this eternity.

For a long moment, they simply drifted in silence, orbiting each other in the vast emptiness, their lights mingling, blending into colors the void had never known. There was an unspoken understanding between them, a harmony in their movements, each shift and sway a silent expression of their bond.

As they moved together, she reached out—not with arms or hands, but with an extension of her light, as if to touch his very essence. In response, he drew closer, his own light brightening, softening, reaching back with equal tenderness. And in that instant, a spark of joy, deeper than any they had known, ignited between them. Their lights twined together, swirling in patterns that seemed to sing with a silent, cosmic laughter—a celebration of their shared existence.

They danced within the void, their lights weaving together to form shapes and patterns, illuminating the darkness with their playful, affectionate union. Their connection was pure, untainted by need or demand, an endless, unspoken love that filled the void with warmth. Together, they filled the empty darkness not just with light, but with purpose, as if their union itself was the first act of creation.

Finally, they paused, basking in the quiet fulfillment of each other's presence, and as they shared this moment of perfect harmony, an idea began to form within them—a shared dream. They looked out into the darkness, and in their light, they could see the beginnings of form, of shape and purpose, possibilities unfurling like stars.

Together, with a single thought, they imagined a place of beauty, a realm where light and harmony could flourish. A city of silver towers, radiant and eternal, crafted from their laughter and love. They wove this vision into reality with ease, their light spilling forth, casting the very foundations of Heaven—the Silver City, a realm of purity, order, and life. Their joy echoed through its empty halls, a silent invitation for others to share in their love.

And so, in this luminous realm, their first creations took shape—beings of strength and grace, each a unique expression of their combined essence. Their children, the angels, brought life to their shared dream, each embodying a fragment of their boundless love.

And thus began the first family, born from light and love, united in purpose, bound forever in the divine beauty of creation.