Gabriel Hornblower

Gabriel is one of the eldest children of God and Goddess - being the third child born just after Lucifer and Michael. Alongside his brothers, Gabriel enable the creation of the Omniverse, Heaven, Hell and all of creation.

Personality
Out of all the angels, Gabriel deeply loves the humans and spends the majority of his time living among them. However, after the fall of Lucifer and the absence of God, Gabriel made his residence on Earth seemingly permanent. He swore, silently, to protect the humans he walks amongst whenever they are threatened. But while Gabriel loves humans, he will put them in their place if they disrespect him or act arrogant.

In most situation, Gabriel is shown to be extremely cheerful, laid-back, sarcastic and with a positive sense of humor. He is very calm, laid back, and level-headed both in his angel and human forms. Gabriel greatly understood honor and noble sacrifice, so much that God given him great wisdom in dealing things in a peaceful and wise manners. He is highly loyal and loving towards God and his siblings, even towards his Fallen brethren. He is also one of the few angels that greatly admired and respect the human spirit, the ability to dream, and the noble will of humanity, so much that he states to Lucifer that the very beings he despise and sought to corrupt the most are capable of doing impossible and unthinkable things.

Gabriel is also a trickster and can be quite childish to an extent. This usually annoy most people around him, even his younger brother Castiel. It is because of this traits that Gabriel can be quite a prankster. Furthermore, Gabriel also enjoys good moments and memories. As a result, he is appreciative of every moment in his existence and never regard human life as ephemeral.

Powers and Abilities
Being the third Demiurgic Archangel that formed Creation, Gabriel possess omnipotence allowing him to be able to do anything he desired. Alongside Lucifer Morningstar and Michael Demiurgos, Gabriel formed all Omniverse within the infinite Void. Furthermore, he is also responsible for creating primal and archetypal concepts, such as life and death, and absolutely transcends all of Creation.