He joined the Guardians to fight fiercely against Archdemon's hordes and earn the right to return home. It was then that he understood that his father's love was not infinite.īanished from Heaven and despised by Hell, Astaroth was filled with spite and hatred for all living things. He was weeping with laughter when he suddenly realized that his snow-white wings had turned to unquenchable flame, causing eternal suffering. Archdemon bore a grudge against Astaroth for the foul trick, but the angel laughed at him, knowing that Hell's denizens could not travel to the Great Above. She left her home and wandered about, asking passers-by about him, only for them to casually reply that he had found happiness with another woman, a mortal. He returned to his father's house, while Lilith threw herself hopelessly into the search for her missing husband. Yet this was merely another of Astaroth's whims, which he predictably soon grew bored with. The reckless angel called her his wife, and Lilith was happy as she had never been before. The demoness, surprisingly for a creature of the Nether World, fell head over heels in love with Archdemon. And so Astaroth enjoyed putting up this pretense, until he went too far. Strong, muscular, and rough of manner, as though he had stepped right out of an artist's rendition of Hell. Heaven and Hell know almost everything about each other, as they carefully watch the balance of power, making sure there is no conflict of interest.īecause of this, a relationship with Lilith would have been impossible had the reckless angel not employed a fateful trick: Astaroth assumed the appearance of Archdemon, a promising warrior. Indeed, what's there to be afraid of when your dad's God?Īn affair with the young demoness Lilith was, ultimately, the limit of his father's patience. In short, Astaroth made the best of his time, messing with the puny humans, making fun of his siblings, and even mocking Archangels. Or did father know everything, merely waiting for his child to grow up and see reason? Gods are odd like that: they can foresee any action when humans are involved, but are barely able to watch over their own offspring. All you had to do was wear a beatific look, and then while dad wasn't watching you could do whatever you liked. The day his snow-white wings turned to unquenchable flames, bringing endless agony, Astaroth realized that his father's love was not infinite.īeing God's son wasn't hard at all – or so the young angel thought at the time.
Extra health after resurrection: 66,457 (100% Magic attack + 250 * Level + 15,000).Once per battle, Astaroth resurrects a fallen ally (or himself).
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