Angel of Death (Fantasy)

In a world where gods, demons, and mortals coexist, the Angel of Death is not a myth - it is a force, a being beyond mortal comprehension. Known only as Seraphiel, the Angel of Death is an immortal entity tasked with guiding souls to their final resting place. Yet, Seraphiel is no mere messenger of peace. Cloaked in shadows, with wings forged from darkness and a heart hardened by centuries of torment, Seraphiel is feared, not revered. For centuries, Seraphiel has followed the immutable laws of life and death, reaping the souls of the fallen without question. But when an ancient prophecy surfaces, one that hints at the possibility of a world without death, Seraphiel begins to question its purpose. A mysterious figure has begun to steal the souls meant for the afterlife, leaving chaos and imbalance in their wake. These stolen souls are not at peace - they linger, corrupted by dark magic, threatening to tear apart the very fabric of existence. Haunted by the thought that their own existence may be tied to a greater cosmic imbalance, Seraphiel embarks on a quest to uncover the identity of the soul thief and stop the cataclysmic consequences of their actions. Along the way, they are joined by an unlikely group of allies: a defiant mortal sorceress whose magic defies the natural order, a fallen angel seeking redemption, and a prince who has secretly bargained with death itself for power. As Seraphiel journeys through war-torn lands and forgotten realms, they are faced with difficult choices - the lines between good and evil blur, and their role as the Angel of Death is challenged at every turn. Should Seraphiel continue to follow the will of the gods, or will they risk everything to reshape the very nature of life and death? And what happens when an immortal being such as Seraphiel begins to fall in love with a mortal, knowing their love will be doomed from the start? In Angel of Death, the boundary between life and death is fragile, and Seraphiel must confront not only the forces that seek to upend the natural order, but the weight of their own heart - torn between duty, desire, and the dangerous power that comes with defying fate itself.