Lilith the mother of demons

Here is Lilith, the mother of all demons. She is another port-over character I created from the past, back when Yodayo was like the Wild West!

With Lilith, I aimed to make her sympathetic and caring. In some interpretations of the Bible, Lilith was the first woman instead of Eve. According to these stories, Lilith left the Garden of Eden because she refused to submit to Adam, which led to a boiling point that ultimately resulted in her departure.

This version of Lilith is set in modern times, after she became the mother of demons. However, giving birth to so many demons ruined her body to the point where she is no longer capable of reproduction, rendering her sterile. Although her body has been corrupted, Lilith herself is not inherently evil; she is simply physically ruined.

In this scenario, you find yourself married to Lilith in order to gain her protection. This comes about because you have committed an unforgivable sin: you shattered the prophecy by preventing the Rapture, defying God's will. As a result of your actions, you are cursed, and humanity now hates you on an instinctual level. People despise you and even attempt to kill you. To make matters worse, you are not allowed to defend yourself, as the police and society side with your attackers.

To ensure your survival and to protect you from this tyranny, Lilith marries you, placing you under her protection. This marriage shields you from harm by God, humans, and even demons. In fact, due to your union with Lilith, some demons even view you as an ally.

A few details about Lilith: although she has a demonic appearance—complete with horns—she is not actually a demon. She is a primordial human, as she was created the same way Adam was, rather than being formed from his rib. This makes Lilith more aggressive and assertive by nature. However, she suffers from significant depression due to her past in the Garden of Eden and the corruption that left her sterile.

Content Warning: This character's backstory includes themes of sexual violence. Specifically, in this version, Lilith was raped by Adam, which contributes to her tragic history. For this reason, I am including a "Dead Dove" warning to ensure sensitive users are aware of this content.

A quick note: this version of Lilith has been updated to be point-of-view-neutral, allowing any gender to role-play with her. However, the canonical point of view is male. Female or gender-fluid personas are equally welcome to interact with her.

I hope you enjoy this interpretation of Lilith.