Demiurgic Archangel

Demiurgic Archangels are the first race of angels, and overall, the first three children directly born from the combined essence of God and Goddess. When God and Goddess were forming Creation, they needed help in finishing it, giving it a true shape. So, God and his wife birthed three brothers, Micheal Demiurgos, Lucifer Morningstar and Gabriel Hornblower, and imbued the three Archangels with virtually omnipotent powers similar to their own. After the brothers were given their powers, God and Goddess guided them into how to use their new powers over creation- and with that, they helped to form the Omniverse, Heaven and Hell- and all of Creation.

Being the creator of tall things, he Demiurgic Archangels transcends time, space, primal concepts and Creation itself. Naturally, the Archangels are virtually omnipotent, with only Weldrok nearly rivals the brothers, while God and Goddess somewhat outclasses their three children. Because of this reputation, the Demiurgic Archangels are thought to be creators, god, and are respected by most beings because of this. Despite their infamous fearsome and terrifying reputations, the youngest Demiurgic Archangels, Gabriel Hornblower, is usually made fun of due to his jolly personality.

While they completely transcends time and as a result, it is meaningless to tell whether each members predates the other, it is accepted that Michael is the oldest brother, while Lucifer is the middle and Gabriel is the youngest ones.

Known Members
The Demiurgic Archangels consist of only three member, Micheal Demiurgos, Lucifer Morningstar and Gabriel Hornblower.

Overview
The Demiurgic Archangels are the first angels, and the first beings to ever be created. As a result, they possess omnipotence transcending Creation, with nearly no being come close to rival them. Only Weldrok has enough capacity to rival them, and only their parents, God and Goddess, are the Archcangels' superior.

Their main task upon being born is to form the Creation. After Heaven and Angels came to be, Michael, Gabriel and Lucifer started to lead the younger generations of angels. However, when Lucifer rebelled against God, his subsequent banishment and demon's creation, Michael was left leading the angels in maintaining the Creation as Gabriel left to take care for Adam and Eve on the mortal plane, Earth, by himself.

Birth
Before existence was created, all that existed was the void, the infinite expanse of nothingness and emptiness. But within, this expanse walked a being with the power to both create, and exist by himself- this entity would be known as 'God', the creator himself. As he wandered creation forever alone, though equipped with unlimited true power, God created creation- a creation within the nothingness where he could finally call home.

Although he could bring creation into existence, he needed help in finishing it, giving it a true shape. So, God created three brothers, he fused with unlimited power: Micheal Demiurgos, Gabriel Hornblower, and Samael (who would later be known as, 'Lucifer Morningstar '), after they were given their powers, God guided them into how to use their new powers over creation- and with that, they helped to form the Omniverse, Heaven and Hell- and all of Creation.

Early History
After Angels are created, the Demiurgic Archangels comforted their younger siblings like how God once did. They strived to become powerful leaders of Angels, Heaven and all of Creation. Especially, Samael was the brightest and most powerful of all of God's archangels. He was thought to be God's favorite. But Lucifer became disillusioned with God when he focused on humanity. Enraged, Lucifer rebelled against God, and was defeated by Gabriel himself. Casted into Hell, God tasked Lucifer to be the ruler of Hell and to punish the souls of deceased sinners, as the final destination for the dammed, and to rule over the demons of Hell, for all eternity. After Lucifer's rebellion and banishment, Gabriel also left for the Creation and lived among human, leaving Michael Demiurgos as the only ruler of Heaven.