Devil Slave (Satan system)

Chapter 598 The Fall Of Adam And Eve

Seeing his friend like this, Lucifer was hurt to his core, and truly he did feel pity for Adam. 

However, his greed to keep Adam for just himself covered his eyes from the realization of the truth. 

And so he would still come to play with Adam and hang out from time to time. He would try to cheer up Adam as best as he could. 

Although it did not seem to be working, lucifer did not mind. After all, they would have thousands to millions of years together. He was sure that he would eventually come around. 

However, the one above all understood Adams loneliness and therefore sought a way to help him yet again. 

But he was going to do things differently this time around. 

After all, the last time he gave Adam people like him, made from dust, they did not stay, and instead they fell from grace. 

In the quiet of the Garden of Eden, as the night wrapped itself around the leaves and flowers, the One Above All, a powerful and kind presence, decided to take a stroll. 

The moonlight made everything glow softly as the Creator moved through the garden, like a friendly spirit surrounded by a magical light.

Lucifer, being watchful, noticed the One Above All coming and quickly tried to hide. But the Creator wasn't bothered by this. He reached the middle of the garden and stopped right in front of the Tree of Knowledge.

The Tree's leaves sparkled in the moonlight, creating patterns of light and shadow on the ground. The One Above All, full of cosmic wisdom, stood there, looking at the tree as if it held the secrets of the universe.

Even though Lucifer tried to stay hidden, the One Above All, who knows everything, paid no attention to the rebellious one. His focus was on the tree, a symbol of choices and their outcomes. The air felt different, like it was holding its breath, acknowledging the divine presence.

In the heart of the Garden of Eden, the Tree of Knowledge stood adorned with fruits that bore the forbidden taste of enlightenment. 

Yet, some branches boldly displayed a macabre harvest – the eyes, skin, ears, and tongue taken from the Sisters of Eve. The contrast between the vibrant fruits and the grim remnants was a disconcerting tableau.

As the One Above All observed this unsettling sight, a serene determination settled upon His countenance. With a wave of His hands, He gathered the body parts from the tree, each delicate piece harvested with meticulous care. The air seemed to hold its breath as the divine hands transformed the fragments into fine dust.

In the quiet of the garden, the Creator began the sacred art of creation once more. He molded a woman from the essence of her fallen sisters, fashioning her with the finest qualities each had possessed. Grace, strength, curiosity – all woven into the tapestry of her being. But the One Above All intended something special for this new creation, a unique touch that would set her apart.

As Adam slept soundly, the One Above All took a rib from him, the very essence of his being. With gentle precision, He placed the rib into the form of the woman, crafting a connection that transcended mere physicality. The garden, bathed in the soft glow of moonlight, witnessed the divine symphony of creation.

Leaning over the newly formed being, the Creator breathed the breath of life into her nostrils. The gentle exhale carried the essence of existence, the divine spark that animated her. In that breath, life unfurled like a delicate blossom, and the woman opened her eyes for the first time.

Eve, the culmination of divine craftsmanship, a synthesis of her sisters' virtues and Adam's essence, stood in the moonlit garden. The air carried the fragrance of new beginnings, and the leaves rustled in a soft melody of anticipation. The divine act of creation, harmonizing with the natural rhythms of Eden, had given rise to a new companion for Adam.

As Adam awoke, his gaze met the eyes of Eve, and a profound understanding blossomed between them. In this enchanting moment, loneliness evaporated like morning dew. The garden, now graced with the presence of Eve, bore witness to the rebirth of companionship and the weaving of destinies entwined in the fabric of creation.

And so Adam named her, and Adam said, "This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of Man."

Lucifer witnessed the harmonious union between Adam and Eve. Eve, with her gentle spirit, stood by Adam's side, submissive and without blame, elevating his stance and words. This unwavering loyalty and devotion stirred a jealous ember within Lucifer's heart, igniting a desire to possess Adam for himself.

Driven by envy, Lucifer devised various schemes to lure Adam away. He whispered doubts into Adam's ears, spun illusions to test the strength of their bond, and even tried to tempt Adam with false promises. Yet, Eve remained steadfast, her loyalty to her husband unwavering.

Eve, like a steadfast anchor, stood by Adam's side, impervious to Lucifer's attempts to sow discord. She exalted her husband's words, finding solace and purpose in their shared companionship. The garden, once a tranquil haven, now bore witness to the cosmic struggle between jealousy and the resilience of true companionship.

Lucifer's attempts, though cunning, were futile against the fortitude of Eve's loyalty. Her love for Adam formed an unbreakable shield, deflecting the arrows of deceit and jealousy. 

The garden, bathed in celestial light, became a battleground of conflicting forces, where the purity of love clashed with the shadows of envy.

In the face of Eve's unyielding devotion, Lucifer's jealousy burned brighter. The once subtle whispers now echoed through the Edenic expanse, a discordant melody in the otherwise harmonious garden. Eve's loyalty, like a beacon, illuminated the path of true companionship, resisting the shadows that sought to cast doubt and division.

And so, despite Lucifer's relentless attempts, Eve remained true to her beloved Adam. 

However a serpent of the earth slithered into Eve's affections, a gift bestowed upon her by Adam. She nurtured it with care, feeding it exotic fruits and forging a unique bond that set her heart aglow.

 Lucifer, with his keen eyes, observed this connection and a glint of understanding sparked in his eyes. A devious plan began to take shape in his calculating mind.

The serpent, once a simple creature in the garden, became a vessel for Lucifer's cunning intentions. He recognized an opportunity to exploit Eve's fondness for this creature and use it as a tool to disrupt the tranquil harmony between Adam and Eve. The serpent, innocent in appearance, now harbored the seeds of Lucifer's intricate scheme.

With his otherworldly powers, Lucifer cast a spell upon the serpent, sending it into a deep slumber. Hidden from view, he assumed a different shape and form, taking on the guise of the serpent itself. Slithering through the Edenic foliage, Lucifer approached Eve with a serpent's sinuous grace, his eyes gleaming with malevolent intent.

The once-beloved creature, now a vessel for deception, came to Eve as she tended to the garden. The serpent, now Lucifer in disguise, coiled itself around the branches of a particular tree in the middle of the garden. With a subtle hiss, he whispered words into Eve's ears, weaving a seductive tale that glorified the virtues of this specific tree.

Lucifer, keenly aware of Eve's knowledge about the tree of knowledge and its consequences, artfully diverted her attention to the tree of good and evil. He knew that appealing to her curiosity about the forbidden fruit of knowledge would be futile. After all, she knew the tales of her sister before her. 

So he crafted a narrative that enticed her with the allure of newfound wisdom, virtue, and an understanding of Good and Evil.

The air in the garden seemed to hold its breath as Lucifer, disguised as the serpent, continued his deceptive discourse. The celestial light, once a source of purity, now cast distorted shadows as Eve listened, captivated by the serpent's whispered promises.

In this moment of subtle manipulation, Lucifer exploited the vulnerability in Eve's heart. The harmony of Eden trembled on the brink of disruption as the serpent's forked tongue wove a tapestry of temptation. 

 "Did The One Above All really say, `You must not eat from any tree in the garden'?"

Eve said to the serpent, "We may eat fruit from the trees in the garden, but The One Above All did say, `You must not eat fruit from the tree that is in the middle of the garden, and you must not touch it, or you will die.'"

"You will not surely die," the serpent said to Eve.

"For The One Above All knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like he, knowing good and evil."

Despite Lucifer's cunning words, a twist unfolded that even his deceptive mind hadn't anticipated. Eve, enticed by the serpent's whispered promises, did take a bite of the fruit from the tree of good and evil. 

However, instead of succumbing to the temptation, she was fueled by a loyalty that ran bone-deep. In a surprising turn, she rushed to Adam, her beloved husband, and offered him the fruit.

Lucifer, realizing his plan was unraveling before his eyes, attempted to intervene. He tried to stop Eve, to halt the cascade of events he had set in motion. But it was too late. In an act of unwavering loyalty and connection, Eve handed the fruit to Adam, who, unaware of the deceit at play, took a bite.

The consequences of this moment hit Lucifer like a tidal wave. His elaborate scheme had backfired, and the tears that welled in his eyes were not of triumph but of despair. 

The harmony of Eden, once disrupted by his subtle machinations, now echoed with the weight of choices made and destinies altered.

As Adam and Eve consumed the forbidden fruit, the tranquil garden bore witness to the shattering of innocence. Lucifer, in his attempt to sow discord, found himself at the mercy of the very loyalty that had thwarted his designs. The tears he shed were not of victory but of a profound loss, the consequences of which rippled through the Edenic expanse.

After all, Lucifer knew that with the fruit of Good and Evil Came Death...

(Author's note: A beautiful story won't you agree. I made this chapter extra long so that we can go back to the story of lenny as quickly as possible. After all, they is an epic battle waiting for us there....LOL).