In the beginning, there was only order and peace. The world was at its best but not for Luke, who's an officer of the Heavens, an archangel.

Luke was a handsome powerful angel. He was God's most powerful warrior and prized possession. However, this story isn't about him — it's about what he did.

"The world is too boring. Peace is good but when you witness it for too long, it can get boring." Luke said to Mike, but Mike disagreed. "The world is better off being peaceful, Luke. Don't defy what God had declared!"

Luke tried to cool down and look at Mike's perspective but he still couldn't do it. It seems that Luke was getting corrupted more and more all due to boredom.

A FEW WEEKS LATER

Luke tried to do something that God hasn't done yet—"fun".

Luke went down, transformed into a boar, and wreaked havoc among the humans. Broken windows, broken doors, wasted food. All of this was caused by one person — Luke. In his eyes, this was all fun but not for God. God was angered and ordered Luke to head back to heaven. Luke obeyed but he was furious.

"What do you want?! I was out there having fun. Can't you give me a break?!" Luke shouted as if testing God's patience.

After a few hours, God banished Luke to the underworld forever. Luke's handsome face turned into a hideous one and his skin darkened. All of his wings were cut off. He fell into the fires of the underworld. God was disappointed about what had happened to Luke, and He changed Luke's name into Lucifer.

AFTER A FEW YEARS A.D.E.

~AT THE UNDERWORLD~

Luke's banishment transformed him into a demon of hate and anger. He became "the Devil." He grew two dark wings made of his skin that had sharp ends, sharp enough to cut a metal bar into half. He grew enough to possess a power akin to a god's but there were limitations.

"After many years, this place has become my own home. I can do anything I want yet it's all boring." He did a lot of thinking to stop his boredom but nothing.

Then it dawned on him.

He wanted to play a game, a "fun" game. He made 7 objects that each contained one deadly sin.