The King Who Walked Away

King Angel of Raguel’s Clan
Participant in the Peace Fall
Cursed Demon

Identity

Alastor was a King Angel from the clan of Archangel Raguel, whose anointing is “The Accolade,” responsible for administering justice, reward, and divine recompense across Shamayim.

As a King Angel, Alastor held authority over legions within Raguel’s clan, directing their actions and maintaining discipline. His role required not only strategic ability but a moral discernment that reflected the council of the 24 Elders.

Alastor was recognized for his pride, courage, and decisiveness — traits that later played a central role in his choices during the events of the Peace Fall.

Clan Affiliation

Alastor served under Raguel, who governed through the principle of reward and accountability.

Raguel’s clan specialized in:

Monitoring justice among angelic hosts
Administering recompense for obedience or violation
Maintaining divine order in accordance with the Elders’ decrees

Alastor’s function within the clan was both martial and administrative. He exercised authority over battlefield strategy, oversight of subordinate angels, and execution of clan directives.

Role in the Peace Fall

Alastor was among the ten kings who departed Shamayim peacefully during the event known as the Peace Fall.

The Peace Fall arose from ideological dissent:

Eligos, a unit leader angel, argued that the 24 Elders were unjust.
He claimed that Lucifer and his fallen angels were allowed to dwell freely in the Olam-Chuphshah universe instead of being cast into Tehom, the prison universe designated for angels who violated divine law.
Eligos persuaded other angels that Shamayim had extended mercy too far, creating inequality.

Alastor, convinced by Eligos’ reasoning and the arguments of his peers, chose to leave Shamayim.

He did not depart in rebellion, nor did he initiate violence. His departure was peaceful, a statement of dissent rather than war. Yet, leaving Shamayim placed him outside the protective order of the Elders and into a vulnerable position.

Life in Olam-Chuphshah

Upon arriving in Olam-Chuphshah, Alastor and the other nine kings encountered a universe without law or dominion.

They believed they could establish autonomy. They believed they could live free from hierarchical control.

However, the reality was different. Satan, leveraging his former power as Lucifer and his intimate knowledge of the angels’ hierarchy, manipulated their perceptions.

Satan presented them with an ultimatum:

Submit to his rule, or
Oppose him and risk immediate destruction

The kings, including Alastor, were trapped by pride, circumstance, and the public nature of their departure. Returning to Shamayim after abandoning it would have been impossible without violating cosmic law and losing face before their legions.

Participation in the Strike Against Ahavah

Under Satan’s manipulation, Alastor ultimately joined the coalition of fallen angels in the Strike against Ahavah:

The strike involved the summoning of the Arrow of Light, a weapon formed from all the stars in Olam-Chuphshah.
It was aimed directly at the Throne of Ahavah in Ab-Olam, intended to immobilize and challenge the Most High.
This act was not a protest. It was a direct act of cosmic terrorism, violating the most fundamental laws of Shamayim.

Alastor’s participation marked the final breach of loyalty. His choices aligned him irrevocably with Satan’s rebellion.

The Curse

Following the Strike, the 24 Elders pronounced an eternal curse on all participants:

Alastor’s angelic essence was stripped.
His form became corrupted, transforming him into a cursed demon.
His authority as a King Angel ceased.

The curse was comprehensive:

It extended to the fallen angels themselves.
It extended to the Olam-Chuphshah universe where they had acted.
It included any progeny, agents, or constructs associated with the strike.

Alastor’s existence henceforth became bound to darkness, deception, and rebellion, severed from the divine light he once served.

Path to Redemption

Despite the curse, the cosmology of The 24 Elders Universe provides a mechanism of redemption for fallen angels:

Repentant demons may be transformed into human souls, stripped of memories of the Strike.
These souls are born on planets within Olam-Chuphshah, particularly Earth.
Through faith in Yeshua, the Son of the Most High, they may receive grace and salvation, regaining a form of restored angelic potential.

Until such redemption occurs, Alastor remains condemned.

Without undergoing the human transformation and receiving grace, he faces eternal damnation, destined for Yam-Esh, the Lake of Fire. There, he will suffer alongside Satan, other demons, and all unrepentant participants in the Strike.

Legacy and Significance

Alastor exemplifies a key lesson within the cosmology:

Even powerful angels can fall through deception and pride.
Peaceful dissent, when manipulated, can lead to catastrophic alignment with evil.
Cursed angels serve as cautionary examples of obedience, vigilance, and the consequences of abandoning divine order.

As a cursed demon, Alastor’s presence continues to influence Olam-Chuphshah:

He operates under Satan’s dominion.
He participates in corruption, rebellion, and the spread of disobedience.
His history remains recorded as a warning to angels considering dissent outside lawful channels.

Conclusion

Alastor’s story is one of authority, choice, and consequence:

King Angel of Raguel’s clan
Peaceful participant in the Peace Fall
Manipulated by Satan into rebellion
Participant in the Strike against Ahavah
Transformed into a cursed demon
Destined for Yam-Esh unless redeemed

He embodies the tension between pride, deception, and the ultimate law of divine authority. His fate illustrates the absolute weight of choice within the celestial order, and the unyielding judgment of the 24 Elders for cosmic transgression.

Alastor