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Who can strip off its outer coat? Who can penetrate its double coat of armor? Who dares open the doors of its mouth, ringed about with fearsome teeth? Its back has rows of shields tightly sealed together; each is so close to the next that no air can pass between. They are joined fast to one another they cling together and cannot be parted. Its snorting throws out flashes of light; its eyes are like the rays of dawn. Flames stream from its mouth; sparks of fire shoot out. Smoke pours from its nostrils as from a boiling pot over burning reeds. Its breath sets coals ablaze and flames dart from its mouth. Strength resides in its neck; dismay goes before it. The folds of its flesh are tightly joined; they are firm and immovable. Its chest is hard as rock, hard as a lower millstone. When it rises up, the mighty are terrified; they retreat before its thrashing.
~ Job 41:13-25 on the Leviathan.

The Leviathan, also known as the Livyatan, is a gigantic sea monster from Biblical lore. It is one of the three beasts of the earth; it is specifically the beast of the ocean, with Behemoth being the beast of the land and Ziz being the beast of the air.

The Leviathan has become associated with many large and frightening sea creatures in legend, such as the sea serpent or fictional whales (as mentioned in Moby Dick).

Overview[]

Flumenel, a celestial being known as a Seraphim, was brought into existence by God. He held the esteemed position of being a disciple under the guidance of Uriel, while also being a colleague to the renowned Gabriel. Additionally, Flumenel was a devoted follower and admirer of Helel. However, tragedy struck when Flumenel succumbed to temptation and fell from grace, transforming into a formidable and malevolent entity known as Leviathan. This powerful demon, mentioned in the sacred Book of Enoch, became synonymous with darkness and chaos, assuming a prominent leadership role within the depths of Hell. Within Christianity, Leviathan is widely recognized as one of the arms of Lucifer and is considered to be one of the many "faces of the Devil." Furthermore, this fearsome entity symbolizes the embodiment of sin, particularly the destructive force of envy.

Leviathan possesses remarkable skills as a beast tamer and collector, making him an extraordinary strategist. These immense abilities stem from his tutelage under Uriel, the angel of wisdom. One of Leviathan's most formidable powers lies in his capability to summon and command hellish whales, creatures native to the depths of Hell, to aid him in battles. It is this remarkable summoning ability, combined with his exceptional strategic prowess, that led to his appointment as the protector of Hellmouth. Not only did Leviathan successfully tame Hellmouth, but he also integrated the monstrous entity into his arsenal, deploying it as a fearsome weapon during combat.

Following his descent, Flumenel made the conscious decision to bestow upon himself the name Leviathan, as a profound tribute to Livyatan, an ancient creature with whom he shared an inexplicable bond, often referred to as The Leviathan in the Judaic tradition.

Appearance[]

Leviathan emerges from the depths of the ocean as an immense aquatic creature, possessing the combined might of a sea serpent and a dragon. Its colossal size alone is enough to strike fear into the hearts of even the most courageous individuals, as it has the ability to engulf fishing vessels and even larger ships within its monstrous jaws. Its body is covered in a multitude of scales that resemble sharp teeth, resembling those found on a shark, but possessing a strength comparable to the remarkable substance known as graphene.

Leviathan takes on a striking human form, resembling a captivating young man in his late teens. His lustrous dark hair cascades down his back, interwoven with mesmerizing hints of blue-green at the ends. The most enchanting feature of his appearance lies in his captivating purple iris, which adds an alluring depth to his gaze. While his form may resemble that of a human, Leviathan possesses unique attributes that distinguish him from ordinary mortals. On his neck, delicate fish gills are delicately etched, granting him an ethereal touch. Additionally, his ears possess a subtle pointedness, giving him an otherworldly allure. Concealed beneath a thin layer of skin in his mouth, small, shark-like teeth lie in wait, unseen to those who encounter him. Clad in a garment adorned with shades of greenish hues reminiscent of the sea, he often dons a sleeveless dress that gracefully exposes a glimpse of his legs through a side opening. In harmony with his aquatic nature, Leviathan chooses to leave his feet unadorned, preferring to traverse the world barefoot. Standing at a modest height of approximately 1.63 meters, his captivating appearance leaves an indelible impression on all who cross his path.

When Leviathan assumes his battle form, he extends his majestic wings, a grand total of eight in number. This display of power signifies that Leviathan stands superior to the Seraphim, who possess a mere six wings. Nevertheless, he remains subordinate to the True Archangels, who boast an impressive twelve wings. It is worth noting that both Lucifer and God's Avatars surpass even this number, as they are adorned with a remarkable fourteen wings. In addition to his awe-inspiring wings, Leviathan adorns himself with an armor crafted from the scales of a primordial monster. This unique armor possesses unparalleled strength, surpassing even the hardness of diamond and adamant. Its impenetrable layers encase his entire being, with the exception of his noble head.

Personality[]

Leviathan can be described as both jaded and dutiful, as he faithfully follows his leader's orders without any hesitation or objections. From a young age, Leviathan has held a deep admiration for Lucifer, and this adoration has remained unwavering over time. As his name implies, Leviathan is known for his intense feelings of jealousy, with Lucifer often being the subject of his envy. However, it is important to acknowledge that Leviathan's jealousy is not solely directed towards the fallen angel, but extends to other aspects of his life as well.

Leviathan exhibits a natural inclination for exploring and learning about the intricate aspects of the world, particularly when it comes to studying the biology of various beings. Remarkably, among all the individuals Leviathan encounters, it is Lucifer alone who garners his unwavering loyalty. In Leviathan's eyes, Lucifer is not just a superior, but a master and a divine figure, a sentiment that Lucifer often finds both vexing and flattering. However, when Leviathan comes to Lucifer's rescue, a profound transformation occurs within Lucifer, engendering a newfound appreciation and respect for Leviathan. Consequently, Lucifer's perception of Leviathan transcends that of a mere subordinate, evolving into a genuine friendship. Nevertheless, Lucifer does not disregard his other siblings; upon escaping the multiverse alpha, he and Leviathan commence strategizing their grand scheme to liberate all demons from the confines of the lake of fire.

Leviathan grapples with a perplexing identity crisis, struggling to uncover his true essence. He is torn between multiple personas: is he Leviathan, the ruler of the treacherous abyssal depths; the unwavering servant of Lucifer; the embodiment of envy; or simply a feeble angel who was granted the title of a prince of hell? Amidst this confusion, Leviathan holds the distinction of being one of the rare individuals to elicit love from Lucifer, even after his descent from grace. Lucifer himself acknowledges that regardless of which identity Leviathan chooses to embrace, he will always be cherished as a beloved younger brother. This revelation transforms Leviathan's perception of Lucifer, no longer viewing him solely as a superior or master, but rather as a brother and equal partner.

In ancient times, Leviathan had a connection with the primordial creature known as Livyatan during a period when Flumenel was still an angel radiating with goodness and purity. Flumenel possessed the extraordinary ability to tame and control beasts, utilizing his pandimensional portals to summon these ancient monsters. It was during this time that Flumenel formed a special bond with Livyatan, who took on a human-like appearance. The two beings shared an enduring and affectionate relationship that spanned countless millennia.

Nevertheless, it is crucial to acknowledge that this explanation remains purely hypothetical. In theory, it is plausible that an additional shard, one resembling a female Livyatan fragment, might have infused itself within Lucifer. This hypothetical scenario would establish a profound connection between Lucifer, Leviathan, and the mythical creature known as Therion. Such a connection could potentially elucidate Leviathan's deep affection for Lucifer, shed light on why Ayin selected Lucifer as her vessel, and provide insight into the remarkably strong bonds that Lucifer shares with Trihexa, Divus, and Babalon.

Biography[]

Origins[]

Prior to the War in Heaven, Leviathan held the esteemed position of a seraph and served as Uriel's trusted right-hand. However, his simmering resentment towards Uriel, who often claimed credit for Leviathan's achievements, eventually reached its boiling point. In a fit of anger and betrayal, Leviathan decided to align himself with Lucifer, hoping to secure the recognition he felt he deserved. Unfortunately, his decision proved to be a grave mistake, as his former master Uriel emerged victorious in their confrontation. As a consequence of his treachery, Leviathan was forcefully expelled from the heavenly realm and banished into the depths of Hell. It was within the confines of this infernal abyss that Leviathan's once majestic appearance underwent a horrifying transformation, morphing into a monstrous sea serpent that instilled terror in all who crossed its path.

Armageddon[]

Leviathan, known as the weakest prince in the realm of Hell, was entrusted with a crucial task during the Apocalypse. His unique abilities as the demonic sea prince allowed him to navigate both the vast physical oceans and the intricate metaphysical dimensional oceans, making him the perfect guide for the demonic hosts on their journey to Heaven through hyperspace. However, despite his important role, fate had a different plan for Leviathan. Through these events, Leviathan's journey took an unexpected turn. As the weakest prince of Hell, he not only witnessed the epic clash between good and evil but also experienced the bitter taste of defeat and the desperation for survival. Now, separated from his fellow demons and the fallen leaders of Hell, Leviathan must navigate a new path, one that is filled with uncertainty and the weight of his past actions. As the armies of Hell clashed with the heavenly host in a fierce battle, Leviathan found himself unexpectedly left behind. While his fellow demonic entities, including the powerful Satan and the terrifying Beasts of Revelation, were defeated by the mighty Jesus Christ, Leviathan managed to narrowly escape Hell's ultimate downfall. It was in this decisive moment that Lucifer, the fallen angel himself, faced his personal defeat at the hands of the archangel Michael, sealing his fate once and for all.

Leviathan, unlike its siblings who were banished to the Lake of Burning Fire, chose to remain concealed in a remote universe. It patiently bided its time, waiting for the opportune moment to make its move. Eventually, after several years had passed, Leviathan successfully infiltrated Hell once again. However, this time, the realm was under the control of angels who were diligently guarding Lucifer's Cage. Undeterred by the heightened security, Leviathan utilized its exceptional intellect and shrewdness to manipulate and ultimately convince some of the guards to surrender the keys to the prison where the Morning Star was confined.

When Leviathan took it upon himself to personally unlock Lucifer's cage, the weakened Morning Star effortlessly obliterated the guards in an instant with just a flick of his fingers. United in their mission, Leviathan and Lucifer swiftly fled from the depths of Hell. Utilizing Leviathan's exceptional skills in navigating the vast spiritual cosmic oceans, they managed to create a portal that would provide them passage to a different multiverse, ensuring their successful escape. Consequently, out of the countless beings incarcerated within the confines of Hell, only two were left unbound, now venturing into an entirely new multiverse.

Powers and Abilities[]

Leviathan, known as the Grand Admiral of Hell, stands as a formidable Demon Lord, possessing dominion over the vast forces of water. With his extraordinary abilities, he not only wields the power of water, but also possesses the uncanny capability to direct and control other aquatic creatures, who become his loyal familiars. Among these familiars, the most frequently observed are the colossal flying whales and snails that heed his every command. However, even with his immense powers and authority, Leviathan encountered a staggering defeat during the War in Heaven. Despite his valiant efforts, he found himself unable to overcome the indomitable archangel Uriel. In a display of divine strength, Uriel unleashed a torrent of power that incinerated Leviathan's waters, leaving him incapacitated and forcibly removed from the battle. Let it be known that Leviathan's reign as the Grand Admiral of Hell is marked by his unparalleled mastery over the element of water and his ability to commandeer an array of awe-inspiring aquatic creatures. Yet, even the mightiest of beings can be humbled, as witnessed by his defeat at the hands of the formidable archangel Uriel, whose divine energy eradicated Leviathan's waters, rendering him powerless and unable to continue his formidable presence in the War in Heaven.

  • Hellwater: Leviathan possesses the incredible ability to generate colossal waves known as tsunamis, capable of wreaking havoc and devastation upon any unfortunate entity that stands in its path. Additionally, this mighty creature has the power to manipulate water with precision, crafting sharp and deadly needles from its surroundings. With these lethal projectiles, Leviathan punctures and impales its adversaries, leaving them defenseless and at the mercy of its immense strength.
  • Hellfire Breath: Leviathan possesses the extraordinary ability to emit scorching hellfire directly from his mouth, which can be precisely concentrated into a powerful laser-like beam capable of completely obliterating anything it targets.
    • Omnidirectional Hellfire: Leviathan possesses the incredible ability to launch explosive fireballs in any given direction.
    • Radiant Hellfire: Leviathan has the ability to summon and manipulate hellfire, enveloping his entire body and causing mass incineration of both his immediate environment and any targets in close proximity.
  • Invincibility: Leviathan, renowned as one of the most formidable demons in the depths of Hell, embodies the sin of Envy, which stands as one of the infamous Seven Deadly Sins.
  • Aquatic Life Manipulation: As the demonic ruler of the seas, Leviathan wields an unparalleled dominion over the watery depths and reigns supreme over every living being that inhabits its mysterious depths. With its awe-inspiring power and unfathomable authority, Leviathan possesses an unrivaled ability to manipulate and command the very essence of the seas. Its vast influence extends far beyond the mere physical boundaries of the ocean, encompassing all creatures, great and small, that call the ocean their home. No mortal or deity can rival Leviathan's mighty presence and its absolute control over the vast expanse of the aquatic realm, making it a truly formidable and fearsome force to be reckoned with.
  • Flight:He possesses the incredible ability to soar above the fiery depths of the infernal waters without any limitations in time, never succumbing to fatigue.
  • Chaos Manipulation: Leviathan is frequently referred to as the embodiment of chaos due to its ability to manipulate and create disorder in various forms. This unique power grants Leviathan the capability to disrupt and destabilize the natural order of things, bringing about turbulence and unpredictability wherever it goes. By harnessing the essence of chaos, Leviathan possesses an unparalleled mastery over the chaotic forces that govern the universe. Its mere presence can cause the harmonious balance to crumble, as chaos swirls and engulfs everything in its path. With Leviathan's chaotic influence, reality becomes a malleable canvas upon which it can paint its bewildering and disorienting strokes. It is through this manipulation of chaos that Leviathan embodies the very essence of disorder, forever leaving its mark as a symbol of uncontrollable and untamed turmoil.
  • Dimensional Travel: The Leviathan possesses a remarkable ability that enables him to traverse various universes and multiverses. Although this ability is commonly seen among angels, the Leviathan has managed to enhance it by becoming proficient in traveling between multiverses. Another angel, known as Saint Gabriel the Messenger, also possesses the ability to travel through multiverses. However, there is a notable distinction between their respective portals. Gabriel's portal is incredibly vast, spanning millions of galaxies and covering hundreds of millions of light-years, while the Leviathan's portal is much smaller, with a mere one-meter diameter that only allows passage for one humanoid at a time. This stark contrast highlights the fact that, despite being a formidable Prince of Hell, the Leviathan falls short in comparison to the immensely powerful True Archangels.
  • Primordial Monster Summon: Leviathan possesses the extraordinary capability to utilize his summoning art and call upon ancient and primal creatures that originated from Therion. Among his summons are Livyatan and Behemoth, who can also bestow their powers upon Leviathan. Nevertheless, Leviathan tends to avoid utilizing this ability as it greatly depletes his own power reserves, considering the immense amount of energy required to summon a Primordial Monster. Additionally, many of the creatures he can summon are aligned with God and therefore unlikely to serve Leviathan's purposes. This ability instills fear in numerous gods and even God's avatars, particularly when Leviathan is accompanied by Lucifer. The mere invocation of any primordial or primeval monster, be it Trihexa or Babalon, would pose significant challenges for even Yahweh when faced with their natural predators. However, the drawback of this ability lies in the time it takes to activate, rendering it ineffective in situations that demand speed.

Symbolism[]

The Leviathan serves as a powerful representation of the untamed and capricious nature of the vast oceans that instilled both awe and dread within the ancient civilizations. Throughout various religious beliefs and folklore, the ocean had long been regarded as the customary confinement for malevolent spirits, ancient deities, and monstrous entities reminiscent of those depicted in the works of H.P. Lovecraft. Thus, the Leviathan can be interpreted as an amalgamation of these deep-rooted anxieties and the profound sense of fascination they evoked.

The dragon's depiction with its draconic features and fierce temperament is often interpreted as a representation of Satan, embodying the concept of evil. Its ongoing battle against God symbolizes the ancient chaos that existed before the creation of light, clashing against the harmonious order that is destined to prevail in the future, commonly referred to as the "World to Come".

Leviathan, one of the prominent figures in demonology, holds a significant role as one of the seven princes of Hell and also serves as the guardian of the underworld, acting as the gatekeeper to the realm. This malevolent entity manifests itself in the form of the "Hellmouth," an ominous and terrifying representation of its power and influence within the infernal domain.

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Trivia[]

  • There are various beliefs regarding the identity of the Leviathan, with many people considering it to be a whale, giant squid, shark, hippo, or crocodile. However, among Creationists, there is a wider range of possibilities suggested. Some Creationists propose that the Leviathan could be a Plesiosaurus, Mosasaurus, prehistoric whale like Basilosaurus, Hadrosaurus, Megalodon, T. rex, or Spinosaurus. Although some Creationists initially leaned towards the crocodile theory, as mentioned in the Book of Job, many now argue that the Leviathan is more likely to be a Sarchosuchus, an enormous prehistoric crocodile. It is worth noting that the fossilized remains of Sarchosuchus feature an unidentified protrusion on its jaw, leading some to speculate that the Leviathan may have had the ability to breathe fire, as noted in the Book of Job.
  • The genus of sperm whales known as Livyatan, which is now extinct, received its name in honor of the legendary creature.
  • One of his notable habits is consuming a minimum of one whale per day.
  • The symbol that represents him is a trident with sharp, spike-like prongs that give it a menacing and thick appearance.
  • Summoning Leviathan is an exceedingly infrequent occurrence due to the stringent conditions that must be met. Among the myriad of demons that can be summoned, Leviathan ranks among the least frequently called upon. This is primarily because those who wish to invoke him must possess an immaculate record devoid of any previous interactions with other supernatural beings or any inclination to summon any entity other than Leviathan. Failure to abide by these strict guidelines may inadvertently trigger his wrath, which is fueled by a potent emotion known as envy.
  • The cost of apprehending Lucifer within the vast expanse of the multiverse amounts to a staggering figure of 10 million universes, whereas the price for capturing Leviathan stands at a slightly lesser sum of 8 million universes.

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